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Richard Tice says the government will have "blood on their hands" if there are attacks on British Jews following sanctions imposed on the occupied West Bank. Reform UK's deputy leader says he is "raging angry" after Ed Miliband's House of Commons statement on Tuesday and accuses the foreign secretary of using "inflammatory language". Report by Blairm. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

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00:00This is a grave mistake, as I told the Foreign Secretary in the chamber.
00:04This is kowtowing to the hard left in his party,
00:09and tragically, it is endangering British Jews on British streets.
00:14That's what I told him. He didn't like my message.
00:17He tried to smear me and say,
00:19I shouldn't have even had the temerity to ask the question.
00:22And he's now damaged our security relationship,
00:25putting British citizens, on a broader context, at risk.
00:30This is wrong-headed, it's negligent,
00:34and frankly, this Prime Minister and this Foreign Secretary,
00:39they will have blood on their hands if there are attacks on British Jews,
00:43as the anti-Semites feel emboldened by this weak leadership.
00:48The inflammatory language used by the Foreign Secretary yesterday
00:51is frankly disgraceful.
00:54And if any of us used that language,
00:57they would come at us in a rage.
00:59Well, I'm raging angry against the Foreign Secretary.
01:02He is, I repeat, he is endangering the safety and security
01:07of British Jews on British streets,
01:09and he should be ashamed of himself.
01:10For his honor and travel will be out unto us,
01:11he will speak with us in London,
01:11For the support of thearyn a car will grow often,

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