‘Labour isn’t Labour without Scotland’, says Starmer as he calls for Gaza ceasefire ‘that lasts’

The transcript discusses the Munich Security Conference's focus on the Israel-Gaza situation, emphasizing the need for a permanent ceasefire and a genuine peace process. It advocates for a two-state solution, ensuring a safe Israel and a viable Palestinian state. The importance of solidarity among working people and the Labour Party's role in uniting nations is highlighted.

What are the key actions the speaker wants to see in the Israel-Gaza conflict?

• Return of hostages and end to violence

• Expansion of territorial claims

• Reduction in humanitarian aid

• Increase in military actions

What is the speaker's stance on the ceasefire?

• It should be ignored

• It should be temporary

• It should be one-sided

• It should be permanent and mutual

What solution does the speaker propose for lasting peace in the region?

• No solution

• A three-state solution

• A two-state solution

• A single-state solution

According to the speaker, what is the inalienable right of the Palestinian people?

• A state without recognition

• A state with limited autonomy

• A state gifted by neighbors

• A state recognized by the world

What does the speaker identify as the force that can unite the Four Nations?

• Military strength

• Economic policies

• Cultural differences

• Solidarity of working people