Will Starmer's Conservative successor be more hardline toward Israel?
The leading candidate to succeed Keir Starmer as the British Labour Party leader indicates the need to increase pressure on Israel regarding the situation in Gaza and the West Bank. He criticizes Starmer's previous stance, which he considers too lenient towards Israel, and his initial rejection of calls for a ceasefire. He also complains about Britain's delay in calling for a ceasefire and emphasizes the importance of imposing new sanctions, while reaffirming that there is no tolerance for anti-Semitism.
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