**A Conservative MP has been sacked from his government post after calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.**
Paul Bristow has been asked to leave his position as a parliamentary private secretary (PPS) after writing to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to urge a “permanent” break in fighting between Israel and Hamas.
He was fired for comments that are “**not consistent with the principles of collective responsibility,**” a Number 10 spokesperson said.
The overwhelming volume of downvotes within 17 minutes of posting this article is remarkable.
So people here will castigate the conservative party on how shit they are in every measurable metric aside to this bewilderingly unwavering support for Israel.
I honestly get the feeling that Keir’s hesitance to call for a ceasefire literally comes down to labour voters who would rather keep Rishi in office for 5 more years than see calls for a ceasefire or a disruption to our bewilderingly unwavering military support for Israel.
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**A Conservative MP has been sacked from his government post after calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.**
Paul Bristow has been asked to leave his position as a parliamentary private secretary (PPS) after writing to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to urge a “permanent” break in fighting between Israel and Hamas.
He was fired for comments that are “**not consistent with the principles of collective responsibility,**” a Number 10 spokesperson said.
The overwhelming volume of downvotes within 17 minutes of posting this article is remarkable.
So people here will castigate the conservative party on how shit they are in every measurable metric aside to this bewilderingly unwavering support for Israel.
I honestly get the feeling that Keir’s hesitance to call for a ceasefire literally comes down to labour voters who would rather keep Rishi in office for 5 more years than see calls for a ceasefire or a disruption to our bewilderingly unwavering military support for Israel.