Ed Husic-led push for Labor recognise Gaza genocide claims set to fail, preventing public stoush
Labor Gaza genocide claims
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- The West World·3h agoAlbanese has ‘no problem’ with MP’s Palestine push despite blow up
The Prime Minister has downplayed drama involving an outspoken backbencher at Labor’s 50th national conference in Adelaide.
Read at The West World → - The Conversation AU·1d agoView from The Hill: Labor’s ‘managed democracy’ reaches high point as blanket thrown over Israel-Gaza dissent
Labor national conference has been a textbook exercise in managed democracy. This reached its pinnacle when the powers-that-be – ministers and factional heavyweights – worked behind closed doors to squash an attempted revolt over the party’s draft platform on Israel and Gaza.…
Read at The Conversation AU → - ABC News AU·1d agoHusic lashes Labor culture after push for Gaza debate fails
A push to recognise claims of genocide in Gaza failed to gain enough support for a debate on the floor of Labor's national conference, sparking criticism of the party's internal culture.
Read at ABC News AU → - Brisbane Times·1d ago‘All about Ed’: Labor MP’s Gaza motion shut down as party powerbrokers step in
Ed Husic spoke out against his government at the same time as two Labor MPs were trying to show unity on the Middle East conflict.
Read at Brisbane Times → - The West Australia·1d ago‘I don’t give a s--t’: Ed Husic fires up after genocide motion struck down at Labor conference
A Labor MP has blasted his own party for its refusal to debate a major international issue at the National Labor Conference,
Read at The West Australia → - Guardian Australia·1d agoEd Husic-led push for Labor recognise Gaza genocide claims set to fail, preventing public stoush
Party expected to outline changes to stance on Israel and Palestine on the final day of its national conference Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Ed Husic’s push for Labor to recognise claims of a genocide in Gaza is set to fail after union backers…
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