DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Gesture politics will not end Gaza’s agony

No country is more aware of the history of the history than Israel. And for a good reason.

After the horror of Nazi Holocaust, he had to fight to survive against the Arab neighbors who were constantly fought as a permanent Jewish homeland.

In 1948, 1967 and 1973, these neighbors tried to destroy it. They failed, but because there were numerous terrorist anger attacks on Israeli civilians, many of them are carried out by militant groups managed and financed by Iran.

Britain has always sympathized with Israel’s existential struggle and supported itself decisively. Until now.

Sir Keir Starmer’s statement that Britain will recognize Palestine as a sovereign state unless Israel finished the pain in Gaza, seriously weakened the Jewish state and gives peace to terrorists.

The Prime Minister wants to bomb Israel to bomb Gaza and to commit a future two -state solution. But how can Hamas still have 50 Israel hostages?

Unconditional release – or the return of their bodies – must definitely come before any state discussion.

And what does a two -state solution mean in practice? What would be the limits of this new Palestinian state? What will be prevented from being ruled by Islamist Foreign Affairs such as Hamas? What assurance does Israel be attacked? None of these details are handled by Sir Keir.

He released Gritzewsky with his photographs of his boyfriend Matangauker, who was hostage by Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

The assumption is that Israel should give up on the pre -1967 borders by giving up Gaza and the West Bank. However, this ignores both historical and today’s reality.

After the six -day war, Israel occupied these areas because they have vital strategic importance and can provide a launching ramp for more enemy attacks.

Potentially delivering them to a hostile government will still be a real threat to the national security of Israel.

Moreover, 600,000 Jewish settlers live in the West Bank, and some have been there for more than half a century. Should they all be evacuated? And if so, where?

Then there is the old city, which was occupied in 1967 and the most sacred region of Judaism, and the East Jerusalem, which hosts the wall of crying.

Previously, the Jews were annexed by Jordan, who destroyed the synagogues and restricted access to sacred places. What is there to stop the fact that similar human rights violations are again?

There are 28 UN countries that do not even recognize Israel’s right to exist. Like Hamas and Hezbollah, they prefer a single-state solution-without the Yahudi.

Hamas, on October 7, 2023 rape, cut and kidnapping lightning, no one could act with the bad situation of Ghazans.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, on the crying wall in East Jerusalem, with his seven -year -old son Yair (now 34)

After the six -day war, Israel occupied Gaza and the West Bank, because they claimed that they have vital strategic importance and that they could provide a launching ramp for more enemy attacks (Israeli soldiers are seen in a tunnel that Hamas militants say. File photo))

Israel, many of the extreme classrooms to eliminate the threat of terrorism and save the remaining hostages.

However, he does nothing to get to know the Palestinian state and to alleviate the pain of Gaza. Indeed, he can encourage the militants to continue the struggle.

Sir Keir made this announcement to appease the great anti-ionist fraction within his party. In doing so, he alienated the only democracy in the Middle East, rewarded terrorism, and made British Jews feel less safe.

The gesture policy of the most desperate species from a prime minister who clearly lost control of his party. Instead of showing courage and leadership, he abandoned an ally that has been going on for a long time at the time of need.