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‘Stop arming Israel’: Pro-Palestine protesters march on Labour conference

Al Jazeera Saturday 26 September 2026, 17:27 UTC 1 min read
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‘Stop arming Israel’: Pro-Palestine protesters march on Labour conference NewsFeed ‘Stop arming Israel’: Pro-Palestine protesters march on Labour conference Pro-Palestine protesters have marched on Labour’s annual conference in Liverpool, calling for an end to UK arms sales to Israel and the imposition of sanctions. The protest follows Labour’s sanctions on Israeli settlements, but demonstrators say the measures do not go far enough. Published On 26 Sep 2026

‘Stop arming Israel’: Pro-Palestine protesters march on Labour conference NewsFeed ‘Stop arming Israel’: Pro-Palestine protesters march on Labour conference Pro-Palestine protesters have marched on Labour’s annual conference in Liverpool, calling for an end to UK arms sales to Israel and the imposition of sanctions. The protest follows Labour’s sanctions on Israeli settlements, but demonstrators say the measures do not go far enough. Published On 26 Sep 2026
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