Now look, you're not exactly used to me praising conservative politicians, but this conservative

MP has showed more moral clarity over Israel's genocide against the Palestinian people than 80%

of Labour MPs put together. And it comes to something when I'm here praising a Tory MP

and specifically praising them as they attack a so-called Labour government. I'm talking about Kit Malt House. He is a former

Tory minister. He was a close ally of Boris Johnson. Not my usual bedfellow. I can tell you that

for nothing. He has been superb as of late about Israel's genocide. The other week he asked

a very, very important question to Labour's Middle East editor, who was a nepo baby named

Hamish Faulkner. He asked if he'd taken legal advice for himself, the Prime Minister and the

foreign secretary and other ministers for their own legal liability in the coming reckoning.

Reckoning is a word I keep using. Let's hear what he said about Israel's aid massacres. The fact I'm using this phrase aid massacre.

But let's have a listen.

Madam Deputy Speaker, as the Honourable Lady indicated, we're all frankly getting a bit fed up with the theatrics in this chamber.

And if I'm honest with the minister, it feels like the whole house is being played.

He shows up, he mouths the words, full of condemnation

and being appalled. And very occasionally the government leaks out just enough sanctions,

frankly, I'm afraid, colleagues, to keep the Labour benches from open revolt. And yet, since

he last appeared, as others have mentioned, 22 new settlements

announced. And the Israeli government has replaced the un-redistribution system with a shooting

gallery, an abattoir, where starving people are lured out through combat zones to be shot at.

If the situation were reversed, we would not have been out through combat zones to be shot at.

If the situation were reversed, we would now be mobilising, quite rightly mobilising the British armed forces as part of an international protection force.

So here's my question.

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