‘Palestine poppy’ sparks outrage as veterans accuse group of ‘hijacking’ symbol of remembrance

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‘Palestine poppy’ sparks outrage as veterans accuse group of ‘hijacking’ symbol of remembrance

A group has created a “Palestine Poppy” to commemorate those killed in the conflict with Israel, sparking outrage among British veterans who have accused the organisation of “hijacking” a national symbol of remembrance. Palestine Poppy describes their bespoke design as a "symbol of solidarity and remembrance for the ongoing struggle of the Palestinian people and their fight for justice". The poppy has a tri-symmetr…