Jeremy Corbyn demands independent inquiry into Britain's complicity in 'Gaza genocide'

British Member of Parliament, Jeremy Corbyn, renewed his attack on his country's foreign policy, emphasizing the necessity of not overlooking the support provided by Keir Starmer's government for what he described as 'genocide' in the Gaza Strip, coinciding with the latter's departure from office.

Corbyn announced via his official account on the 'X' platform the reintroduction of a bill aimed at opening an independent and comprehensive inquiry into the nature of British complicity in the crimes committed in the Gaza Strip, stressing that these events represent the greatest crime in modern times and cannot be overlooked without legal accountability.

This parliamentary move comes within the framework of continuous pressure exerted by the left-wing current in Britain to reveal the extent of military and political support provided by London to the Israeli occupation during the war, amidst popular and human rights demands to stop arms exports and ensure the government's adherence to international law.

"We will never forget the role played by the Starmer government in the greatest crime of our era, and I have reintroduced my bill for an independent inquiry into Britain's complicity."