UK Political Turmoil Over Gaza Ceasefire Efforts

Scotland's First Minister calls for concrete actions as SNP seeks new motion amid Labour divisions and Commons chaos.

Scotland's First Minister Humza Yousaf urges the UK to vote for a ceasefire at the UN and halt arms sales to Israel, emphasizing the need for concrete actions beyond parliamentary debates.
The SNP plans to introduce a new motion for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, seeking support from opposition parties and aiming to pressure the UK government to take a stronger stance.
Labour's handling of the Gaza ceasefire motion exposes internal divisions and is criticized for its pragmatic approach, risking alienating voters and party members.
The House of Commons experiences chaos and procedural disputes over the Gaza ceasefire debate, with Speaker Lindsay Hoyle facing criticism and calls for resignation.
The conflict between Israel and Gaza has led to a rise in antisemitism and Islamophobia in the UK, with politicians accused of exploiting the situation for political gain.