Discussing victories or wins for Palestine right now might seem delusional, insensitive even.

After all, Israel spent nearly 10 months on a genocide of rampage which has killed tens of thousands of

Palestinians all facilitated and armed by the

US and other Western governments including of course the British government.

Now according to an open letter signed by 45 American physicians, surgeons, nurses who worked in Gaza

over the last 10 months, signed last week, it is likely that the death toll is already greater than 92,000. That is 4.2% of Gaza's population or about 1 in 24

Palestinians in Gaza killed so far.

But the scale of the horror and the role of Palestinian journalists at such cost

suffering the worst slaughter of journalists ever recorded in armed conflict in history

and the shift in public opinion in states which arm and back Israel and the political consequences of that, well, that is having an impact.

Now, in no way am I going to let off the British Labour government, as I go on to explain, and the bar really is on the floor here what's going on

because what we're discussing here is in many ways the bare minimum but when we're

discussing genocide the bare minimum matters.

And as I'll discuss, this is testament

to the role played by citizens using their voices in however flawed a democracy this happens to be to affect change.

Now back in May the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, Karim Carl

C. C. C. A British, and indeed the brother of a former Conservative

Member of Parliament, issued requests for arrest warrants for Israeli

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his Defence Minister Yov-Galan with proposed charges of war crimes and crimes

against humanity.

Now those requests must be approved by judges in a pre-trial chamber.

Before the last general election,

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