Britain has said it will expel 27 captive Israeli diplomats if its consulate in East Jerusalem is closed.

Britain has said it will expel 27 captive Israeli diplomats if its consulate in East Jerusalem is closed.

Britain's Foreign Office has threatened to deport 27 Israeli diplomats in captivity if the country's consulate in East Jerusalem is closed.

Previously, the Israeli POW government said it would close the British consulate in East Jerusalem starting October 8 (October 16) in retaliation for the British decision to impose sanctions on the products of Israeli POWs.

Something that could bring the political relations of Great Britain and the captives of Israel to the lowest level since the establishment of that country.

The Israeli prisoners are threatened that while intercepting the British decision to impose sanctions on the goods produced in the illegal settlements of the prisoners in the West Bank, as well as the sanctions of the British companies that help build more illegal settlements, the British consulate in East Jerusalem will be closed. Dominic Graves, the former Attorney General of the United Kingdom, informally informed the Foreign Office of this country that if the captives closed the said consulate due to its location in Jerusalem, an illegal action was being committed; Because this area is recognized by the UN and most of its member states, including the UK, as the occupied land of Palestine.

At the same time, Gideon Price, Israel's foreign minister, defined Britain's decision to impose sanctions as "immoral" and accused the British Labor Party of a hostile attitude towards Israeli prisoners.