Doublethink wrote: » Do we think Starmer’s intervention raises the chances of a ceasefire ?
Tubbs wrote: » Doublethink wrote: » Do we think Starmer’s intervention raises the chances of a ceasefire ? No. But TBF, I'm not sure anyone's intervention is likely to raise the chances of a ceasefire. Not even Trump's.
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https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2025/jul/03/gaza-doctors-under-attack-review-channel-4-crucial-film-stuff-of-nightmares
And Mohammed El-Kurd has an own voice piece in The Nation:
https://www.thenation.com/article/world/mohammed-el-kurd-book-excerpt/
Marginally. Maybe. If anyone believes what Starmer says anymore.
Self determination is the Palestinians by right, it isn't a consolation prize for being massacred.
It'll be viewed quite rightly as incredibly racist.
It's good because it exposes the sub-colonial logic along which Starmer operates.
This is his idea of compromise because he cannot imagine a world in which Palestinians have rights.
No. But TBF, I'm not sure anyone's intervention is likely to raise the chances of a ceasefire. Not even Trump's.
Trump cutting off military supplies and imposing trade sanctions might do it, but that's about as likely as the Chief Rabbi dining on pork wings.