Palestine has become electoral issue in UK for first time, states solidarity campaign chief

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Anger over Israel’s war in Gaza is mobilising British voters, as reported by Aimee Shalan Palestine has become a domestic electoral issue in Britain for the first time, as reported by the incoming head of the country’s largest Palestinian solidarity organisation. The report also notes that Aimee Shalan, who is expected to take over as director of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) in November, joins the organisation as demonstrations against Israel’s war in Gaza have snowballed into what organisers describe as one of the most sustained protest movements in modern British history.

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