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Burnham Israel sanctions plan could risk national security , senior Tory warns
GlobeAlert Desk · curated from bordertelegraph.com · United Kingdom · Western Europe
A senior Tory warns that a proposed plan by Burnham to sanction Israel could pose a risk to national security. This suggests a political debate concerning foreign policy and its domestic implications.
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