George Galloway Wins Rochdale By-Election Amid Gaza Conflict Debate

Galloway's victory in Rochdale, marked by controversy and accusations of exploiting the Gaza conflict, raises concerns over political polarization.

George Galloway, known for his left-wing stance, wins the Rochdale by-election with nearly 40% of the vote, leveraging the Israel-Hamas war in his campaign.
Conservative Prime Minister Rishi Sunak describes Galloway's win as 'beyond alarming,' warning of extremism targeting British democracy.
Galloway's victory speech targets Labour leader Keir Starmer, accusing him of enabling the Gaza catastrophe.
The Board of Deputies of British Jews labels Galloway's win a 'dark day' for the UK's Jewish community, citing his divisive politics.
Rochdale voters express disillusionment with major parties, viewing Galloway's win as a call for change amidst the Israel-Gaza conflict.