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‘What more evidence do we need?’ Labour’s Andy McDonald MP for Middlesbrough & Thornaby East is ‘sick and tired’ of frontbenchers not having a view on ‘genocide and apartheid happening under our noses’.
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@AndyMcDonaldMP We saw all the evidence we'd ever need from Hamas's own films glorifying what they did on the 7th of Oct. Anyone who still supports Hamas and the Palestinians after that is quite frankly sub-human.

@AndyMcDonaldMP Retaliatory war is not genocide. Get in the bin.

@AndyMcDonaldMP The lefties in the Labour Party seem intent on bringing their own government down, with the country following soon after.

@AndyMcDonaldMP The front bench is neck deep in complicity. I have a theory, why every Govt bows down to foreign powers.

@AndyMcDonaldMP The population of Gaza has increased. It is not a genocide. There are 2m Arab Israeli citizens (20%) with equal rights. There is no apartheid.

Seems Andy Mcdonald doesn't quite know the difference between war and genocide. Seems that he's forgotten who started this war, and who could end it at any moment -- by simply releasing the hostages immediately and unconditionally ?? He also seems not to understand that if Hamas did not deliberately and cynically operate from within densely populated areas, there would be no [or, very few] civilian casualties.....

@AndyMcDonaldMP They do have a view. Their view is it’s not happening in Gaza but in Xinjiang province. Han Chinese have engaged in apartheid and genocide against the Muslim Uyghur. It’s curious the world doesn’t pay much attention to it.

@AndyMcDonaldMP Apartheid has existed since the beginning. The world did nothing. Turned away. That’s why they think they’re invincible today.

@AndyMcDonaldMP And journalists continue to say, 'Israel would deny that' This makes the journalists complicit!

@AndyMcDonaldMP He’s not wrong. The vast majority of the public feel the same way. It’s just the majority in parliament seems to have lost the ability to listen to their voters.




