Justo hoy, Netanyahu lanza su ataque más duro contra el Líbano desde que empezó la ofensiva.
Su desprecio por la vida y el derecho internacional es intolerable.
Toca hablar claro:
- Líbano debe formar parte del alto al fuego.
- La comunidad internacional debe condenar esta nueva violación del derecho internacional.
- La Unión Europea debe suspender su Acuerdo de Asociación con Israel.
- Y no debe haber impunidad ante estos actos criminales.
The UK Prime Minister backs US & Israel war on Iran; and condemns the IRGC’s retaliatory strikes.
Domestically, there will be pockets of public support.
Overall, I think, Keir Starmer is cooked.
While the UK “played no part” in the original 🇺🇸🇮🇱 strikes, news that U.K. fighter jets are “part of a co-ordinated regional operation” (even if “defensive”) will largely be met with consternation, anger and outright hostility because Labour has failed to make a case for direct involvement in the run-up to a foreign war led by 🇺🇸/ 🇮🇱. Starmer did say there was a threat to the “Jewish community’ and dissidents” but presented no evidence of a direct, large scale threat to UK national security.
There is widespread support for ordinary Iranians hoping for democracy, safety and economic opportunity.
But, a large swathe of Brits remember the disasterous decision to support the US-led invasion of Iraq on false evidence. They won’t tolerate being misled into an illegal war - again - to suit the interests of foreign powers.
An Iranian primary school was bombed, killing over 80 schoolgirls.
Everybody shouting up about supporting the people of Iran shouldn’t forget that.
@YvetteCooperMP wants to brush over that though in the UK’s pandering to Donald Trump.
I have today spoken to regional allies to condemn indiscriminate strikes by the abhorrent Iranian regime and to express UK solidarity.
We want to see prevention of escalation and protection of civilian lives.
Our embassies are working tirelessly to support British nationals.
The UK's complicity in Israel's war crimes is undeniable, arming and covering up for a genocidal state.
A British Doctor reveals what he experienced in Gaza
I can’t bring myself to the share videos that fill my timeline but I don’t know how people can see videos of patients burning in tents and not be irrevocably changed for the rest of their lives.
The screams in the videos will stay with me forever.
The UK government sickens me
An airstrike in Gaza hit a hospital courtyard on Monday, burning tents where people were sleeping.
Strikes also hit an @UNRWA school where families were sheltering. The location was meant to be used as a polio vaccination site.
A ceasefire is urgently needed to stop the devastation.
Starmer is incoherent in his total hypocrisy.
But his distain for Muslim and non-Western lives and security is, of course, central to British policy since before the start of the long War on Terror.
The West continues to perpetuate colonial violence against the world.
For the past year, millions of us around the world have made repeated, desperate calls for a ceasefire. We demanded an end to the genocide. We warned of a disastrous regional conflict.
We were ignored.
Governments have fuelled the machinery of war. Their indifference to human life has destroyed prospects for peace and endangered us all.
All of this violence was entirely avoidable. Without urgent de-escalation, more unimaginable horror is on the horizon.
It’s time to listen to the voices of ordinary people across the globe calling for peace.
That means ending the root cause of this appalling cycle of violence: the occupation of Palestine.
@_mercurianmind@mrmojorisin1975@PhilipProudfoot I think this says it all. He didn’t present himself as centrist when running for party leader. He ran on Corbyn’s manifesto and then shafted the party.
@mrmojorisin1975@PhilipProudfoot Rishi Sunak said less, with much less feeling, back in April. I think the tone of this speech is the strongest that we have had from either of them in the past 12 months. It’s shameful.
While everybody argues about @UKLabour getting freebies from donors, this has been pushed to one side.
We all saw this escalating last week. I have never felt more disgusted with this country.
Today, Israel killed at least 492 people in Lebanon, including 24 children, and injured at least 1,200—the toll keeps rising—with zero outrage from so-called leaders gathered at the UN.
Arabs and Muslims are so dehumanized that their slaughter is either ignored or excused.
@movingnorthuk I am guessing not. It doesn’t even get past a white screen for me.
I miss the days when promoters used to spread the allocations out between more agencies.