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It's super frustrating after several years of Stamers "ming vase" strategy the Labour party is managing to have a split over the definitions of ceasefire and humanitarian pause. Whatever motion eventually gets carried will have no actual effect on the ground in Gaza.
Labour are set to eat the SNP seats for lunch in Scotland. SNP outs forward a motion they know will be divisive amongst Labour members, splitting the vote so close to an election and weakening the chance of a Labour surge in Scotland.
Actual genius politicking from the SNP Labour are in a bind, hats off. Didn't see that coming from them.