Before we watch David Cameron Squirm, sorry Lord Cameron, who's moved on from his previous

vocation of wrecking Britain to making a comeback as Foreign Secretary, let's just be very clear here.

The British government knows that Israel is in violation, serious violation of international

humanitarian law and the legal norms that govern the conduct of warfare.

How do we know this?

Because for a start, the violations are so rampant and egregious and frankly

boasted about publicly repeatedly in fact by Israeli leaders, army officers, you name it.

Indeed, the British government, more to the point, has top lawyers who clearly can tell politicians

what the legal position is.

So what we're going to watch here is a lot of squirming, obfuscation, muddying of waters, pretend

stupidity and hand- up forgetfulness.

There shouldn't be treated as an endearing Hugh Grant style carnival of posh Britishness.

Oh golly gosh, I haven't the faintest of these constitute war crimes silly on me.

I feel overly sorry about that really I do

it should be treated as a confession because Britain is facilitating what it must know to be

war crimes and from which David Cameron's performance we can clearly tell it knows to be the case.

Now Lord Cameron had to attend a session of the House of Commons from an Affairs Select Committee that's chaired by the Conservative

MP Alicia Kearns who's done a pretty good job, I would say,

it's scrutinising the onslaught against Gaza. Not often, you hear me praising a Tory,

let's be honest, it is all relative, but needs must and she's certainly done a lot better

than the leader of the opposition who initially backed the war crimes of cutting off

water and energy to a civilian population speaking water, let's just begin with Brendan O'Hara. He's the

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