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A major attack by the Chief Rabbi of the United Kingdom on the Church of England angered British activists, as he described its solidarity decision with Palestinians as "disgraceful" and an interference in its religious affairs. The church responded with a historic acknowledgment of its support for Christian Palestinians by voting in favor of engaging with the "Kairoos Palestine 2" statements, which describe the Israeli occupation as an settler colonial system and call for justice and peace through peaceful resistance. Widespread criticism was directed at the Chief Rabbi, who considered the church's response to be political and an unacceptable interference, with some church leaders and members of the British community supporting him. Meanwhile, Jewish organizations and supporters condemned the intervention, emphasizing the importance of separating religion from politics in the context of the Palestinian issue.
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