Israel is considering a ceasefire after promising talks with Palestinian representatives in Paris, it seems. Perhaps the fiasco of the ceasefire debate in the UK’s Parliament was worthwhile after all.

Or perhaps the protests against the ongoing genocide in Gaza have finally started to wear down its Israeli architects? This seems less likely but should not be discounted.

That is especially true when the protests are taking place in Tel Aviv, despite Israeli government attempts to discourage them:

Here’s a protest in Bath, that took place on Saturday (February 24, 2024):

Here’s why protest at the popular level is important:

Meanwhile, in the Middle East:

Here in the UK, fallout from the farcical mess that Keir Starmer and Commons Speaker Lyndsay Hoyle made of the SNP’s Opposition Day debate on a ceasefire in Gaza is still happening:

So the Israeli government is having a change of heart because the people of that country are turning against it, but the agony is still going on at the moment. In the UK, Labour is losing votes because Keir Starmer sabotaged a vote for a ceasefire, and organisations in the UK that are helping Israel’s genocide are in danger of prosecution.

Does that just about cover it? More to follow.

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