Israel planned two UK Labor MPs to ‘hate anti -Israel’ on the alleged plan.
Two British women MPs of Labor Party were detained and refused to enter by Israeli officials on Saturday, the accused provoked a diplomatic line between London and Tel Aviv, trying to spread anti -Israel rhetoric and document the activities of security forces.
MPs, Yuan Yang and Abtisam Mohammed were part of an official parliamentary delegation when they flew into Israel from Luton Airport. According to a Sky News report, the two were returned immediately after arrival, with Israeli immigration officials of “documenting the activities of the security forces and spreading anti -Israel hatred”.
MPs have not confirmed these claims. Yang represents Arles and Woodley, while Mohammad Sheffield is an MP for Central.
British Foreign Secretary David Lami described the treatment of MPs as “unacceptable, reverse and depth”.
Lammy said in a statement on Saturday, “I have made it clear to my counterparts in the Israeli government that this is no way to treat British MPs, and we have been in touch with both MPs tonight.”
He said, “The focus of the British government receives a comeback to stop the return of ceasefire and bloodshed, free the hostages and end the conflict in Gaza.”
The detention and exile of Yang and Mohammed have raised new questions about Israel’s attitude towards foreign MPs, especially amidst the ongoing criticism of their military works in Gaza.
Last month, Israeli forces resumed full -scale operations after the collapse of a brief truss with Hamas. Since then, the Health Ministry in Gaza says that at least 1,249 people have been killed in a fresh attack. This brings a total number of Palestinian deaths as the conflict began over 50,000.
According to official Israeli data stated by AFP, the war began after Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, killing 1,218 people, most of the citizens were killed.
The exact reason for MPs’ visit is still not clear, but Israeli officials said that both have planned to watch and film security forces.
