Will the British Foreign Secretary David Lammy one day stand trial at the Hague for complicity

in Israel's genocide against the Palestinian people?

Now, here is a question which was put by the Tory former cabinet minister, Kittmolt House,

in the House of Commons this week.

Kittmolt House.

Mr. Speaker, like others in this House, I'm frankly astonished at the statement of the Foreign Secretary.

At a time when we've got daily lynchings and expulsions on the West Bank,

dozens being murdered as they beg for aid.

I'm just beyond words, really, at his inaction and frankly, complicity by inaction of what is going on.

He himself said there's a massive prison camp being constructed in the south of Gaza.

He knows that leading genocide scholars from across the world now are ringing the alarm bells,

and yet he has the temerity to show up to this house, a waver's checkbook, as if it's going to

solve his conscience.

Can he not see that his inaction, and frankly cowardice is making this country irrelevant?

Can he also not see the personal risk to him, given our international obligations, that he may end up at the Hague because of his inaction?

And finally, really frankly, an appeal to the Labour Bank benches.

We can't get your leadership to change their minds.

Only you can if you organise and insist on change.

Before I bring in the Foreign Secretary, can I just remind members that we have got other

business to proceed to tonight?

So please keep questions and answers short.

Foreign Secretary.

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