THE global response to the daily bombardment of Gaza has been utterly disgraceful. How global leaders can stand by and not only watch but justify…
Parents and children held a teddy bear protest and vigil in George Square, Glasgow, on Tuesday, demanding a ceasefire to protect the children of Gaza
Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer have essentially said that there is no limit to the amount of dead children they find acceptable for the Israeli army to kill. That may sound harsh but in response to questions specifically about that they both simply repeat the line that “Israel has the right to defend itself”.The very same men will stand solemnly and lay wreaths at cenotaphs next week, where they will decry the horrors of war and the millions of lives senselessly lost.
Even some Labour MPs and MSPs I have worked with and personally respected have dropped a mile in my estimation and have shown that there will be absolutely no discernible difference on the world stage should they gain power at the next election. That is the simple difference that makes all the difference. Everybody condemns the atrocities meted out to those poor Israeli souls and they are right to do so, but very few governments are condemning atrocities against Palestinians.
Some things really should be bigger than party politics and I would have been absolutely delighted to be able to write an article praising the leadership of all parties in the UK taking a stand against war. Had they done so, I absolutely would have done that.The UK Government only ever stands where it is politically or financially expedient.
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