Since Israel's onslaught against Gaza began,

Kistama's Labour Party has supported the position of the Conservative government

as it has allowed Israel to get away with murder.

When predominantly Muslim Council has resigned, a party source boasted that they were shaking off the fleas.

Shadow ministers who oppose a slaughter have been sacked or resigned and even been threatened with being purged altogether.

Not an empty threat.

Two Labour MPs have had the boot, one for calling for peaceful coexistence between Israelis

and Palestinians, the other for describing Gaza as a genocide on the day the highest court on earth

put Israel on trial for alleged genocide. It gets worse. I'm now going to speak to

Martin Abrams. He's a Labour councillor. Well that's how he's elected. He's Jewish. He's been a family friend since the 1990s.

He's a lovely bloke who's far more principled than the dead behind the eyes West Wing

Warabees who now treat the Labour Party as a personal career ladder.

He's just been given the boot by his local Labour Council group in Lambeth London, so he's been

given indefinite suspension along with disciplinary action against three

other councillors, one of whom is a black councillor of the Windrush generation. Why? Because they voted for a ceasefire. I start by

asking Martin about his family background and how he got involved in politics.

Hi Erin so and good evening to all your viewers.

So I was brought up in a very political, very labour, Jewish family in Taineside in East Manchester and actually what are my first memories was going on a minor strike

march with with my mom and dad so you know the labor movement and the labor party has been in my

blood for the best part of four decades and you know I've got parents that have been committed members of the Labour Party for the best part of 45 years,

I've been Labour Party activists for all that time, campaigning for Tom Pendry MP and you know I'll never forget the the

look on my mom and dad's face following the crushing election feat in 1992

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