Gerald

My statement on Israel's decision to ban me and 10 other British MPs from entry. "I have visited all parts of Palestine on several occasions, where I have witnessed the horrors of occupation, as well as the resilience and humanity of the Palestinian people. They are the ones who suffer from Israel's apartheid. It is their freedom which is egregiously curtailed, alongside thousands of Palestinian refugees who are denied the right of return. As the world wakes up to the genocide in Gaza, it is shocking that Israel continues to deny entry to UN investigators and international journalists. Israel doesn't want the world to see what it is doing - but we can never give up in our attempts to expose the truth. That is the real scandal. Israel’s genocide cannot go unpunished - and I will keep speaking up for peace, freedom and justice for the Palestinian people."

Next week is the anniversary of Hiroshima. Today, the Prime Minister has announced more investment in weapons of mass destruction. The UK spends £12,000 every minute on nuclear weapons. Imagine if we spent that money on social care, schools and the NHS instead.

There is nothing “defensive” about helping the United States bomb Iran. This is an illegal war of aggression — and Britain should have nothing to do with it whatsoever. lbc.co.uk/videos/2JsSf1qgnSg…

Britain is still facilitating acts of genocide. Stop it, change it, and shut the arms supply to Israel, now. lbc.co.uk/article/palestine-…

Tomorrow, the new Prime Minister should do something very simple: end all arms sales to Israel.

The next Prime Minister should steer clear of Starmer’s shameful legacy. That starts with ending arms sales to Israel, imposing real sanctions, and establishing a public inquiry into Britain's complicity in genocide. My article for @AJEnglish. aljazeera.com/opinions/2026/…

Keir Starmer has gone — but we will never forget the role his government played in the greatest crime of our time. Today, I re-presented my Bill for an independent inquiry into Britain’s complicity in genocide.

The duty of any leader is to make sure fewer children go hungry, fewer people sleep rough, and fewer people suffer from the horrors of war.

The President of the United States has threatened genocide against the Iranian people. This is an open admission of the intent to commit crimes against humanity. How on earth can the world just sit by and let Trump get away with such depravity? Our own government’s complicity, appeasement and moral failure has brought us to this moment. The Prime Minister must, at a minimum, revoke the use of British air bases for US bombers — and demand an immediate end to the illegal attacks on Iran, now.