Brown urges 'justice' for Palestinians

British prime minister Gordon Brown called for "justice" for the Palestinian people today, condemning Israeli settlements in the West Bank.

Sun, 20 Jul, 2008 - 17:46

British prime minister Gordon Brown called for "justice" for the Palestinian people today, condemning Israeli settlements in the West Bank.

Brown also demanded an end to suicide bombings and rocket attacks against Israel.

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