Stella Creasy in the CommonsStella Creasy accused the Conservative Party of issuing a “dog whistle” with its response to the government’s brewing row with Israel.The Middle Eastern country refused to allow two Labour MPs, Yuan Yang and Abtisam Mohamed, to enter the country over the weekend.They had been planning to go on to the West Bank but they were questioned by the Israeli authorities and turned back on Saturday.Israel accused them of attempting to “spread anti-Israeli hatred”.But the UK government has stood by the two parliamentarians, calling Israel’s actions “unacceptable”.Tory leader Kemi Badenoch, however, told the BBC that “countries should be able to control their borders”.She claimed it wa