Strategic talks between Britain and the Israeli regime have been suspended in a row over a law which allows British courts to arrest and prosecute Zionist authorities for war crimes.
Britain and Israel hold strategic dialogue annually to discuss security issues and bilateral relations.
This year's strategic dialogue meeting, which had been expected to take place in Britain last month, did not happen, a diplomatic source said. A spokesman for Prime Minister David Cameron's office, however, refused to comment on the issue, saying, "We don't talk about strategic dialogue. It's a sensitive issue."
"The strategic dialogue has indeed been postponed," said Israeli foreign ministry spokesman Yigal Palmor shortly after William Hague arrived for his first visit to the occupied Palestinian territories since taking over as Britain's Foreign Secretary.'
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