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Vance Admits US and UK Have 'Disagreement' Over Recognizing Palestine
The Guardian
|August 09, 2025
The US and UK have "disagreements" on Gaza, including over whether to recognize a Palestinian state, JD Vance has suggested as he arrived in England for his summer holiday.
The US vice-president was speaking before a bilateral meeting with David Lammy, the foreign secretary, at his 17th-century grace-and-favor country house, Chevening.
The vice-president said the people who had built Chevening and sustained it "really love the human spirit," and heaped praise on the UK, saying it had a "lot in common" with the US and that the two countries should work together to "bring greater peace" to the world.
While it has been billed as a private visit, Vance and Lammy held a formal bilateral yesterday afternoon where they discussed the crisis in Gaza, including the Israeli security cabinet's decision to take over Gaza City, as well as the war in Ukraine and US-UK trade and technology. A government source described the meeting as "constructive."
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