Starmer wobbles on Israeli onslaught
Starmer wobbles on Israeli onslaught

SIR KEIR STARMER has moved to condemn the latest Israeli assault on the Palestinians of Gaza, finally diluting his unconditional support for the genocidal onslaught.
However, his shift does not extend as far as any fresh curbs on the British supply of arms to Israel.
The Prime Minister opened Commons questions telling MPs: “I am deeply concerned about the resumption of Israeli military action in Gaza.
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