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Ed Miliband was confronted by Gaza protesters demanding he recognise the Israeli 'genocide' and lift the ban on Palestine Action as he ate dinner in a restaurant.
The Foreign Secretary was accosted in a Pizza Express in Liverpool outside the party conference, which has been marked by pro-Palestinian protests.
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Organisers said more than 150 arrests were made yesterday as people held banners saying they supported banned group Palestine Action.
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they → say → Action
In video posted online by Defend our Juries, two activists approached Mr Miliband last night, telling him: 'Ed Miliband we would like you to de-proscribe Palestine Action, we would like you to declare a genocide in Gaza.
'One hundred metres from here there are 200 people being arrested.'
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Mr Miliband responded that he would be happy to speak to them, but said they were crashing a 'constituency dinner'.
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The Foreign Secretary was accosted in a Pizza Express in Liverpool outside the party conference, which has been marked by pro-Palestinian protests
Organisers said more than 150 arrests were made yesterday as people held banners saying they supported banned group Palestine Action
Mr Miliband addressed conference this morning
However a decision on reversing the proscription of Palestine Action does not sit with the Foreign Secretary, instead sitting with Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood.
In a further irony, Mr Miliband spearheaded Labour's decision earlier this month to bring in sanctions targeting illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank.
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Mr Miliband was given a standing ovation by the audience as he told them the UK would be tougher on Israel under Andy Burnham.
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'I want to say to the millions of people in this country and indeed elsewhere who have been moved and outraged by the plight of the Palestinian people: we hear you, you were right,' he said.
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'And under Andy's leadership, we have reset our approach.
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We call out ethnic cleansing by the settler terrorists in the West Bank.
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We call out the evidence of war crimes in Gaza.
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We call out Israel's illegal occupation of Palestine.
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And we match words with actions.
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'We will ban the import of goods from illegal settlements.
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We will disrupt the supply lines of British finance, British construction and British services for illegal settlements.
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And when it comes to the attempt to destroy the two-state solution, this party, this movement, this government, says ''we will not let you succeed''.
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Defend Our Juries, which organised the protest, said on Monday that after 16 hours, more than 150 arrests were made outside the conference.
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A spokesman said: 'Inside the Labour Party Conference today, Ed Miliband will tell campaigners and party members that they were right to build political pressure over Gaza with their protests.
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If he means what he says, why are those taking a principled stand against genocide still being arrested as terrorists?'
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The group said one of those arrested yesterday was 94-year-old human rights barrister, Margaret Owen.
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