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The Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) is known for its support for Palestine and lobbying activities in the UK. New Prime Minister Andy Burnham took office in July and set expectations regarding international law and the rights of Palestinians.
In the UK, the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) presented a 55,000-signed letter to the Prime Minister's Office, Number 10, asking the new Prime Minister Andy Burnham to hold Israel accountable for its crimes in Gaza.
According to the images shared on the social media platform of PSC's US-based company
Noting that the letter was addressed to Prime Minister Burnham, who took office in July, Barnard stated that Burnham should protect international law and the rights of Palestinians.
Barnard also stated that Burnham should hold Israel accountable for the genocide it committed and still continues in Gaza.
Husseini also underlined that the letter is important for all British people to see whether the new government has changed its policy towards the Palestinians.
Stevenson also said in his statement, "We call on Andy Burnham and his government to change Britain's stance on this issue." he said.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Andy Burnham will evaluate the 55 thousand signed letters and make a statement about the Gaza situation.
Likely · Within weeks

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