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On June 24, 2008 in his appearance before an overflow gathering at the House of Lords, Canadian MP Prof. Irwin Cotler declared that, “Had the UN Partition Resolution been accepted sixty years ago, there would have been no Arab-Israeli war - no refugees, Jewish or Arab. – and none of the pain and suffering of these last sixty years. Indeed, we would have been celebrating the sixtieth anniversary of both the State of Israel and the State of Palestine.”

Parliamentarians in attendance:

Lord Anderson of Swansea (Labour Peer)
Lord Hylton (Crossbench Peer)
Lord Roberts of Llandudno (Welsh Liberal Democrat Peer)
Lord Selkirk of Douglas (Member of the Scottish Parliament)
Lord Stone of Blackheath (Labour Peer)
Baroness Whitaker (Labour Peer)

Lousie Elman (Member of Parliament)
John Mann (Member of Parliament)
Richard Spring (Member of Parliament)
Bob Spink (Member of Parliament)

Prof. Irwin Cotler MP (Canada) Louise Elman MP, (UK) responding to testimony.
From left to right: Michel Arwas (Association of Jews from Egypt), Sarah Fedida, Maurice Maleh (AJE) and Levana Zamir (Egypt-Israel Friendship Society) at the House of Lords briefing. Read the testimony given by Sarah Fedida
Edwin Shuker (UK), a living witness from Iraq	Carole Basri (USA), author of the Fordham Law Review paper: "The Jewish Refugees From Arab Countries: An Examination of Legal Rights" testifying	Gallery