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(Telegraph-UK) Andrew Roberts - Have we really forgotten so quickly the monstrous events of Oct. 7 that we genuinely want an immediate ceasefire in Gaza before Hamas has been utterly destroyed as a military force and government there? As we watched the British ambassador to the UN raise her hand at the Security Council meeting this week to vote for a ceasefire, alongside the Chinese and Russians, do we not feel embarrassed, even ashamed? I know I do. How proud I would have felt if we had actually had the guts to veto a resolution that is designed to prevent Israel from genuinely exercising her right to self-defense. Israel's "right to self-defense" is utterly worthless if its forces are stopped from entering Rafah and annihilating the Hamas leadership there. Hamas has already stated that it is committed to repeating Oct. 7-style massacres as soon as it gets another chance. Wars are not won by ceasefires, so the British Government should stop calling for one until victory is won. The writer a member of the House of Lords, is a British historian. 2024-03-28 00:00:00Full Article
The West's Shameful Betrayal of Israel Gives Hamas the Chance to Kill Again
(Telegraph-UK) Andrew Roberts - Have we really forgotten so quickly the monstrous events of Oct. 7 that we genuinely want an immediate ceasefire in Gaza before Hamas has been utterly destroyed as a military force and government there? As we watched the British ambassador to the UN raise her hand at the Security Council meeting this week to vote for a ceasefire, alongside the Chinese and Russians, do we not feel embarrassed, even ashamed? I know I do. How proud I would have felt if we had actually had the guts to veto a resolution that is designed to prevent Israel from genuinely exercising her right to self-defense. Israel's "right to self-defense" is utterly worthless if its forces are stopped from entering Rafah and annihilating the Hamas leadership there. Hamas has already stated that it is committed to repeating Oct. 7-style massacres as soon as it gets another chance. Wars are not won by ceasefires, so the British Government should stop calling for one until victory is won. The writer a member of the House of Lords, is a British historian. 2024-03-28 00:00:00Full Article
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