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    UK calls on Israel to reverse its move to expand control over West Bank

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    Posted on February 9, 2026

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    Last updated: February 9, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    The UK urges Israel to reverse its West Bank expansion, citing international law concerns and joining Saudi Arabia and UAE in criticism.

    Table of Contents

    • UK's Stance on Israeli Control Expansion
    • Criticism from the UK Government
    • International Law Concerns

    UK Urges Israel to Reconsider Expansion of West Bank Control

    UK's Stance on Israeli Control Expansion

    LONDON, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Britain on Monday called on Israel to reverse its decision to expand control over the West Bank, joining Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in criticising the move.

    Criticism from the UK Government

    "The UK strongly condemns the Israeli Security Cabinet’s decision yesterday to expand Israeli control over the West Bank," the British government said. Critics have said Israel's move to ease settlement expansion and widen its powers in the West Bank went in the direction of annexing occupied land.

    International Law Concerns

    "Any unilateral attempt to alter the geographic or demographic make-up of Palestine is wholly unacceptable and would be inconsistent with international law. We call on Israel to reverse these decisions immediately," the British government added.

    (Reporting by Muvija M; Editing by Chris Reese)

    Key Takeaways

    • •The UK has condemned Israel's decision to expand control over the West Bank.
    • •The move is seen as a step towards annexation of occupied land.
    • •The UK joins Saudi Arabia and UAE in criticizing Israel's actions.
    • •The British government cites international law concerns.
    • •Israel's decision could alter Palestine's geographic and demographic makeup.

    Frequently Asked Questions about UK calls on Israel to reverse its move to expand control over West Bank

    1What is annexation?

    Annexation is the formal act of acquiring territory by a state, often through force or coercion, which may lead to disputes and conflicts under international law.

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