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Britain / 27 March 2025
Business Secretary Reynolds challenged on Britain's arming of Israel during Gaza genocide
A protester interrupts Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds delivering his speech at Chatham House in London at the think tank's global trade conference, March 27, 2025
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CABINET member Jonathan Reynolds was challenged on the government’s arming of Israel’s genocide today.

The Business Secretary was interrupted by pro-Palestinian campaigners as he addressed a trade conference organised by foreign policy elite think tank Chatham House.

Before being bundled out, protesters called for an end to the sale of F-35 jet parts to Israel.

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