This is infuriating crap.
He says:
“There's increasing evidence that war crimes appear to have been committed.”
He knows Israel has committed war crimes on an industrial scale.
He’s refusing to say so because it would impose legal obligations on him to actually act.
They'll call him a "decent man." He is not.
He oversaw one of the most aggressive assaults on British civil liberties in generations, all to protect Israel's genocide and Britain's participation in the crime of all crimes.
He shouldn't be resigning. He should be in The Hague
It's 2004. Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen just released. Your president announced a pointless war with the Middle East.
It's 2026. Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen just released. Your president announced a pointless war with the Middle East.
Starmer’s “if you don’t like the changes we’ve made, the door is open and you can leave” speech should go down in history as one of the most tone deaf and politically unskilled moments in history.
🇸🇩🧵We’re kicking off a detailed thread to help you catch up on the catastrophic violence and humanitarian crisis unfolding in Sudan. If you haven’t been following closely, this will give you the essential context.
➤ Up to 400,000 people have been killed since the civil war broke out in April 2023, including an estimated 60,000 in El Fasher in the Darfur region, in just three weeks after its fall in late October 2025. (Yale Humanitarian Research Lab)
➤ Right now, about 21 million people in Sudan face acute hunger, with roughly 375,000 at famine levels, with some 13 million people displaced. (IPC)
➤ The United States plays a key role. It has enormous leverage over the United Arab Emirates (UAE), which is the chief external backer of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF)—one of the two main warring parties in Sudan.
➤ But experts and rights groups note the Trump administration is not using that leverage at all. In recent State Department briefings, Sec. Rubio and senior Africa officials have refused to even utter the name of the country. By not pressuring the UAE to halt its support, the U.S. is allowing the mass slaughter – “very likely genocide” according to HRW – to continue unabated.
Follow along as we break down the key aspects of the crisis and what’s driving the violence. 👇
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🔴 Video Clip: Nicole Widdersheim of Human Rights Watch, her voice audibly breaking, describes atrocities against civilians in Sudan that are now “on par, if possibly not worse,” than those during the Darfur genocide two decades ago. (U.S. House Committee on December 11, 2025)
"Why are you protecting the (Israeli) President?"
London's Labour Mayor Sadiq Khan was confronted by Green Party leader Zack Polanski on whether Israel's visiting President should be arrested while in the British capital.
The exchange during Mayor’s Question Time, also saw Khan refuse to call Gaza a genocide.
🚨BREAKING :A video documents a horrific Israeli crime: targeting ambulance and civil defense crews as they were rescuing victims and the wounded after Israel bombed Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis among them was journalist Hossam al-Masri.
🚨 BREAKING: Israeli forces burned to death 9 children of Dr. Alaa Al-Najjar, a pediatrician at Nasser Hospital, in a strike on her home in Khan Younis.
Civil defense crews recovered 9 bodies — 8 of them completely charred children — after extinguishing the fire. Dr. Al-Najjar was on shift when she learned that all 9 of her children had been killed.
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BREAKING: Israeli Forces Kill 12-Year-Old Eyewitness to Rafah Paramedic Massacre
Mohammed Bardawil, 12, was shot and killed by Israeli forces in the Mawasi area of Gaza this week. He was one of the only four surviving eyewitnesses to the Israeli military’s execution of 15 paramedics, rescue workers, and UN staff in Rafah in March 2024.
Mohammed had testified that some of the paramedics were shot at point-blank range—“from one meter away.” He was also interviewed by The New York Times for their investigation into the massacre, though his most damning claims were omitted from their final report.
He and his father, Saeed Bardawil, were abducted by Israeli officer Major Nikolai Ashurov and his unit during the killings. The two were later forced to assist in the forced evacuation of Tal al-Sultan. The Israeli military later cited their survival as “proof” that civilians were not deliberately targeted—while failing to mention that they were spared for operational purposes.
Mohammed had been scheduled for a second round of testimony with investigators, this time with pediatric psychologists present.
Instead, the 12-year old war crime witness was killed by Israeli forces.
Today I have called for a Chilcot-style inquiry into the UK’s involvement in Israel’s assault on Gaza.
Our concerns have routinely been met with evasion and silence. We need a full, public, independent inquiry with the legal power to establish the truth.
https://t.co/MKDLzxMQmG
"We need a total arms embargo on Israel.. we need to commit to holding Netanyahu & his govt to account for the war crimes they have perpetuated & you need to look at things like #BDS"
@AyoCaesar on #politicslive (her comments at the start were directed at the 2MPs on the panel)
This statement drips with racism.
There's no evidence this man believes Palestinians are humans of equal worth.
He clearly believes a Palestinian life has much less worth than an Israeli life.
That British weapons helped annihilate Gaza will be addressed instead by the courts.