Discussions ongoing about new party, says Jeremy Corbyn
Jeremy Corbyn, former retired deputy Zarah Sultana’nın the party to establish a new left party after explaining that “discussions continue,” he said.
The former retired leader congratulated Sultana for a “principled decision” and said that he would “help us to create a real alternative”.
“The democratic foundations of a new kind of political party will be shaped soon,” he said, but stopped providing details about who will lead.
Negotiations have been under the radar for a while under the radar, the independent Gaza deputies group coordinated by Corbyn, to a real political party in the next year’s local elections.
However, the BBC was told the leadership problem, and when the Sultan made his statement on Thursday evening, the final timing of the announcement was not solved.
Some of the projects asked for a democratic conference to decide the leadership question.
Some workers on the left of the party praised Sultana, but so far none said they would join the new institution.
Blyth’s Labor Party MP Ian Lavery said to the BBC’s world: “Perhaps he thinks he’s not leaving the Labor Party, but the Labor Party left him.
“People are really fed up with two party systems in terms of labor and conservatives.”
“And I think there is a great appetite for the left wing alternative to two main partys.”
Responding to Sultana’s decision, Interior Minister Yette Cooper said that the deputy has always received a very different opinion from the Labor Government on a series of issues.
Defending the government, the falling NHS waiting times, additional neighborhood police officers and free school meals as “real changes that have a real impact on people’s lives” as examples of expanding.
After the sultan voted against the government and supporting a movement to scrape the benefit of the two children, he was suspended from the Parliamentary Labor Party last year, but this week until he preserved party membership.
In an article on social media, he strongly criticized the government’s attitude towards Gaza and welfare bill. He was chosen at the beginning of this week.
At the same time, six workers were suspended later, four of them returned to the party, but the Sultan did not have the Sultan, Absana Begum and former Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell.
The BBC was told that McDonnell, a Corbyn ally, would not participate in the proposed new party.
Corbyn suspended He did not respond to the announcement of Sultana from the Labor Party in 2020 or did not confirm his participation.
In a statement published on Friday, he wrote: “One year after the election, the Labor Party government refused to give the change of expected and deserved people.
“Poverty, inequality and war are not inevitable. Our country now needs to change direction.”
“We congratulate Sultana for the principled decision of leaving the Labor Party. I am very glad to help us create a real alternative.
“The democratic foundations of a new kind of political party will be shaped soon. Discussions continue – and I am excited to work with all communities to fight the future that future people deserve.
“Together, we can create something desperately missing from our broken political system: Hope.”
After being expelled from the Labor Party, Corbyn successfully stood as an independent candidate in the 2024 general elections, and since then he established an alliance with the other four independent deputies who shared similar views on the Israeli-Gazze conflict.
The BBC was told that these deputies would form the core of any new party.
Speaking to GB News’ Chopper’s political podcastFormer Corbyn Advisor Andrew Murray said that the debates on a new party have been “continued since Jeremy Corbyn’s Labor Party”, but “Keir Starmer had a turbocharged with a reply in Gaza.”
He added that the name of the party will be elected by members, but that the collective and the emergence was banded.
The authority predicted that the new party would take 100,000 members and 10% in the surveys.
When asked whether the new party will continue, “This will take place -60-70%. Probably in the next three or four months.”
Despite the majority in the 2024 general elections, Sir Keir sometimes struggled to control his own deputies.
At the beginning of this week, the government won the first vote on the welfare bill, but despite lasting last minute great concessions, he was still subjected to the rebellion of 49 deputies.
