Daily MaverickDolly gave us all permission to love in a world that is forgetting howThe Jerusalem PostMiliband defends UK settlement sanctions, says Israel’s retaliatory response is regrettablePunchNavy arrests fake officer, suspected robber in Anambraוואלהשרה נתניהו קיבלה מכתב התראה לפני תביעה ממפגינים שהציתו פחיםInquirer EntertainmentBaron Geisler, wife unfollow each other on Instagram amid her cryptic postsRTP DesportoLiga dos Campeões. FC Porto cai no Dragão frente ao Manchester CityUOLEAU alertaram Netanyahu sobre ataque do Hamas pouco antes do 7 de Outubro, diz jornalХабрКак мы разобрали геймификацию на микросервисы и стали выпускать механики за неделю вместо годаScreen RantStar Trek: Strange New Worlds Star Shares Her Uncanny Transformation Into Nichelle Nichols’ UhuraColliderPrime Video’s ‘Drawn Together’ Stars Tease a “Darker and More Extreme” Sequel After That Intense CliffhangerSCMP ChinaMerging air, land and sea swarms – the next frontier in China’s drone technologyGlobal NewsOntario hit 58% of 2025 housing goal, even after adding long-term care, student beds
The Daily Newsstand · Free, Always
Wednesday, September 9, 2026

Miliband defends UK settlement sanctions, says Israel’s retaliatory response is regrettable

Translate

British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband defended the United Kingdom's decision to impose sanctions on West Bank settlements during an interview with Sky News on Wednesday, following Israel's announcement that it will close the UK's consulate in East Jerusalem.

"I regret what the Israeli government has announced, but I'm proud of what we did yesterday, and it was the right thing to do," Miliband said to Sky News.

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar announced on Tuesday that the UK’s consulate in East Jerusalem would be shut down, while British representatives at the Kiryat Gat Civil-Military Coordination Center (CMCC) would be expelled, following Miliband's Tuesday announcement of UK sanctions on West Bank settlements.

View the original on The Jerusalem Post

KioskNews shows a cleaned-up reading view extracted from the publisher’s page — the original always lives on their site, not ours.