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How could Labour rebels trigger a vote on Gaza?
A parliamentary vote on whether to back a ceasefire would be the biggest test yet of Keir Starmer’s authority.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
A parliamentary vote on whether to back a ceasefire would be the biggest test yet of Keir Starmer’s authority.
ByThe hostage negotiator on what it will take to secure the return of those held captive by Hamas in Gaza.
ByThe Israeli military strategist on how 7 October happened, Israel’s endgame in Gaza and the prospect of a regional war.
ByIn his televised address, the group’s leader Hassan Nasrallah warned Israel that “all scenarios are open”.
ByHassan Nasrallah's forces are poised on Israel's border. Is he about to open a new front in the conflict?
ByIsrael’s former foreign minister on how the Gaza conflict could end.
ByUnbearable trauma will make a political solution difficult for Israelis and Palestinians, but it is clear the status quo is…
ByWithin militant Islamic factions, sectarian rivalries count for less than the desire for destruction.
ByThe real test for the leader is whether his intervention renews party unity.
ByIsrael has the right to defend itself, but the razing of civilian infrastructure in Gaza will not eradicate Hamas.
ByKeir Starmer is facing the biggest crisis of his leadership.
ByThe city’s Labour council is haunted by the ghosts of the conflict, and by Jeremy Corbyn.
ByThe Labour leader refused to say whether he would sack shadow ministers for backing a Gaza ceasefire.
ByIt has not been accompanied by a more positive political strategy.
ByRecent history shows that Muslims are prepared to defect from Labour to elsewhere – including to the Conservatives.
ByThirteen frontbenchers have defied the party line – but they won’t be punished.
ByIn the wake of the horrific 7 October attack, many Israelis are grappling with trauma and a desire for revenge.
ByThe political scientist Randall Hansen argues that the 1973 Opec embargo changed economies for ever and fuelled mass migration.
ByAs the conscience of society, writer-thinkers should not be swayed by prevailing political opinion in the Israel-Hamas conflict.
ByMore than 20 councillors have resigned and 150 have petitioned the party leadership.