I do have a horse in this race: I'm a member of the Labour Party.
I do not always see eye-to-eye with it (in fact, its general mediocrity frequently drives me up the wall), but I still think - in the very limited sphere of parliamentary politics - it offers by far the best compromise between "morally permissible" and "actually likely to run the government" out of the current parties.
If you're lucky enough to be in a seat where a more progressive party stands a genuine chance, go for that too.
On the specific issue of the occupation of Gaza, which I know a lot of people on here care about (me included!), there's been a lot of rubbish spread about Labour. To clear that up, the party's official policy is:
- Immediate ceasefire
- Suspend arms sales to Israel
- Recognise Palestine as a state
- Restore UN aid & funding
- Enforce any ICC/ICJ rulings (inc. on Netanyahu)
I'm not going to deny that it took more time than I'd like for it to get there, but it's there now.
On the specific issue of the occupation of Gaza, which I know a lot of people on here care about (me included!), there's been a lot of rubbish spread about Labour. To clear that up, the party's official policy is:
- Immediate ceasefire
- Suspend arms sales to Israel
- Recognise Palestine as a state
- Restore UN aid & funding
- Enforce any ICC/ICJ rulings (inc. on Netanyahu)