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British MPs denied entry to West Bank, Middle East Eye reports

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In the photo: West Bank. Photo: L-BBE / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0

Summary

British MPs Clive Lewis, Lara Bird, and Kate Nevens were denied access to the West Bank by Israeli authorities, according to Middle East Eye. Lara Bird said she was held for eight hours, interrogated, and ultimately prevented from crossing the border. Layla Hazaineh, a political coordinator for Progressive International, stated that the delegation remained committed to crossing to Palestine despite the violence.

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  1. Updated: new information was added. - Lara Bird was held for eight hours, interrogated, and ultimately prevented from crossing the border. (developing) - Layla Hazaineh, a political coordinator for Progressive International, said the delegation remained determined to cross to Palestine despite escalating violence. (developing)

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  • Middle East Eye

    T2 · established media · independent · international

  • BBC News

    T2 · established media · public broadcaster · international

  • The National

    T2 · established media · state media · international

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  1. Updated: Version 2 · current

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  2. Published: Version 1

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