The Council for Arab British Understanding works to advance Arab-British relations through its support for international law, human rights and democracy.
Caabu Press Release: 50% of the British population believe Israel is committing genocide in Gaza.
Only 17% believe that Israel is not committing a genocide against Palestinians in Gaza.
https://t.co/ANJ83mkJpX
Our Caabu statement quoted in the Guardian on the flooding in Gaza.
We call on theUK government to demand Israel allows aid in Gaza, sanction those responsible for denial of access, and reverse restrictions on humanitarian aid organisations.
https://t.co/oV8S6URicF
As #Gaza now endures flooding as well as disease, violence & starvation - why are we not taking stronger action to compel #Israel to uphold its duties as the occupier? Surely that’s the least we should be demanding?! @Caabu@Doylech https://t.co/qA6MeMDiHY
The UK Govt has been given suggestions on how NOT to just stand by… with several ways to ensure suffering in Gaza is eased. @Caabu urged @Ed_Miliband and the UK Govt to ensure that ‘Israel permits free and proper humanitarian access into Gaza. This includes using powers to sanction those who block life-saving humanitarian aid’.
The Council for Arab-British Understanding (Caabu) called on the UK government to take immediate action to ensure unrestricted humanitarian access, in a letter on 9 November, warning that nearly one million displaced Palestinians face serious flooding risks because of Israeli restrictions on essential supplies.
In a statement shared with The New Arab, Caabu described the crisis as "one of the direst humanitarian consequences of man-made and political devastation and failure".
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See our @Caabu press release on why UK must take action on Gaza flooding
https://t.co/Tov1AdrMSe
We urge the government to take action to ensure Israel permits free & proper humanitarian access into Gaza, incl using powers to sanction those who block life-saving humanitarian aid
Caabu Press Release: UK must take action on Gaza flooding
Caabu urges UK government to take action to ensure Israel permits free and proper humanitarian access into Gaza. This includes using powers to sanction those who block life-saving humanitarian aid
https://t.co/Ou1tgFIkrP
Join us at Caabu for this book launch, The Arab Bureau: The Story of Britain's Most Ingenious Intelligence Unit, by Eamonn Gearon on Monday 16 November 2026 at 6pm at the @ArabBritishCent .
More details and registration here: https://t.co/NuBy6Eyswy
75 UK Parliamentarians call for further sanctions on Israel for blocking aid to Palestinians in Gaza, in letter to Foreign Secretary @Ed_Miliband https://t.co/GsaXHkLX9e
Delighted to visit the UK House of Commons at the invitation of Emily Thornberry MP, Chair of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee, and @CAABU, and to meet Mr Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle. Building on the momentum of His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik’s State Visit, our engaging discussions on regional and global challenges reflect a shared ambition to take Oman - UK relations to new places with deeper cooperation.
Excellent meeting today with @badralbusaidi in Oman with @EmilyThornberry@CalumMillerLD discussing the situation with Iran, the Strait of Hormuz, Palestine, Yemen and the forthcoming state visit of HM the Sultan. Oman finds itself at the centre of much of this.
Middle East Minister Stephen Doughty pledges tougher line on Israel at Caabu/Action for Humanity @AFH_charity Labour Party Conference Middle East Question Time
https://t.co/txFkTRj1tU
This Thursday 1 October, watch as 14 young Palestinian journalists from across the West Bank screen their first news broadcasts — stories they've researched, filmed and presented themselves from Palestine.
@BritishCouncil supported the programme that trained these young men.
Tonight (24 September) at 23:05, @C4Dispatches, Britain's Gaza Secrets Exposed.
With access to unpublished internal Whitehall documents, Dispatches reveals how the UK government responded to alleged Israeli war crimes in Gaza.
https://t.co/pG880lyvY3
🎤 NEW EPISODE 🎤
"The UK government was definitely complicit" w/ Chris Doyle
The brothers welcome @Doylech, Director of @Caabu and leading expert on British policy to the Middle East. We discuss the context behind British complicity in the Gaza genocide.
Britain-Palestine APPG warns banks and financial institutions about involvement in major Israeli E1 settlement project - that would divide the West Bank and forcibly displace Palestinian communities.
See letter from @Debbie_abrahams & @AndyMcDonaldMP
https://t.co/3bcix6sawj
What we need to see now is the full implementation of the 8 September measures with the UK ensuring it does nothing to aid and abet that unlawful occupation. This means more than ending settlement trade. There must be no economic ties to the occupation.
A year ago today the UK recognised the state of Palestine. It was historic. It was symbolic. The tragedy is that the UK & other states did not build on this. Official statements often did not refer to Palestine. But it has improved under the Burnham gov. https://t.co/xVoD9RF3Jo
Palestine remains under an unlawful Israeli occupation. The UK should state that this must end. As of 8 September it has accepted the ICJ advisory opinion that stipulated Israel's presence was unlawful.