King Charles III Decries 'Barbaric Acts of Terrorism' Against Israel
November 7, 2023
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as posted by the channelKing Charles talks about "the barbaric acts of terrorism against the people of Israel," at the state opening of Parliament. He adds UK government ministers will work to "facilitate humanitarian support into Gaza."
King Charles III set out an election-focused UK legislative agenda at the ceremonial opening of Parliament, with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak focusing on a series of low-cost measures that lean heavily on right-wing politics as he tries to hold onto power in a nationwide vote expected next year.
Facing about a 20-point poll deficit against the main opposition Labour Party, Sunak’s government announced tougher sentences for criminals, more drilling for North Sea oil and gas and limited housing reforms in a pitch that aimed to draw dividing lines with Keir Starmer’s party.
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