Ravina Shamdasani said Israel seemed to have made no effort to ensure the civilians who evacuated Gaza City were provided with proper accommodation, as well as satisfactory conditions of hygiene, health, safety and nutrition and that it 'would therefore amount to a forcible transfer of civilians', which is a crime against humanity punishable by...
Politicians lie – we know that I might not know much about the operations of Hamas, but the last I checked, they did not operate out of a small mosque in South Wales. And yet, this was the exact location chosen by Keir Starmer to renew his call for Israeli hostages to be freed this weekend. He made other demands, but it was the remark on hostages that really stood out to me, given his approach to the spiralling conflict so far.
Does he think we don’t pay attention to his condoning of a breach of international law in one breath and then backtracking in another? That it doesn’t matter to us how our counterparts are treated around the world and how our lawmakers in this country sanction it? As a Muslim, it’s not just the sheer deceit of Starmer’s political flip-flopping, but the more insidious nature of his mosque visit. More from Platform Platform is the home of Metro.co.
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Does Keir Starmer think he can take British Muslim voters for fools?Ravina Shamdasani said Israel seemed to have made no effort to ensure the civilians who evacuated Gaza City were provided with proper accommodation, as well as satisfactory conditions of hygiene, health, safety and nutrition and that it 'would therefore amount to a forcible transfer of civilians', which is a crime against humanity punishable by...
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Does Keir Starmer think he can take British Muslim voters for fools?Ravina Shamdasani said Israel seemed to have made no effort to ensure the civilians who evacuated Gaza City were provided with proper accommodation, as well as satisfactory conditions of hygiene, health, safety and nutrition and that it 'would therefore amount to a forcible transfer of civilians', which is a crime against humanity punishable by...
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Keir Starmer labelled 'shameful' following mosque visitKEIR Starmer has been criticised for an “embarrassing photo-op” as he visited a mosque in south Wales.
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Sir Keir Starmer: Steel industry is “the future, not the past”Sir Keir Starmer claimed the steel industry was “the future, not the past”, on a visit to Tata’s steelworks in Port Talbot on Monday.
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Mosque that hosted Sir Keir Starmer apologises for 'hurt and confusion' caused by visitThe South Wales Islamic Centre said social media posts by the Labour leader 'gravely misrepresented our congregants and the nature of the visit'.
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