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All 18 Labour councillors in Slough have called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza - a position at odds with party leader Sir Keir Starmer.

Slough group leader Pavitar Kaur Mann told the BBC they had “watched with absolute horror what’s been happening”.

Labour leader Sir Keir argued on Tuesday that a ceasefire would leave Hamas’s infrastructure intact.

Slough’s Labour group leader Ms Mann said constituents were raising “very significant concerns” about the “humanitarian impact on the Palestinian population”.

“There must be unimpeded, unconditional humanitarian access to Gaza, to enable vital food, water, fuel and medical supplies to meet the urgent needs of innocent civilians.”

Human rights group Amnesty International has accused the Labour leader of failing to show “the clear and principled leadership that this decades-old crisis needs”.

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So what?

Seriously, why is so much political energy spent on something that’s happening thousands of miles away, in a region that’s always been at war, and that we have no control over?

Do they think the Prime Minister, whoever it may be at the time, can just ring up Netanyahu and say “oh hey, Ben. Do you mind stopping that bombing for a bit? Cheers.” We can’t do anything about it, so whatever position you take, be it pro-Israel, pro-Palestine, pro-neither is all just virtue-signalling.