TORY ministers have begun talks on a trade deal with Israel, prompting accusations that the government is willing to overlook human rights abuses to secure new agreements.
Trade Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan was due to meet Israeli ambassador to the UK Tzipi Hotovely today to negotiate “upgrading” the current Britain-Israel deal to include services, such as those in the insurance, computer and technology sectors.
The Department for International Trade said the deal would “seek to establish a modern, revamped trading relationship between two of the world’s services superpowers.”
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