00:00Gaza is a graveyard, but rather than end arms sales, extend sanctions, and stand by international law,
00:10the Prime Minister will today welcome into his home, a home entrusted to him by the people of these isles,
00:19the man who called for the collective punishment of the Palestinian people,
00:24and who signed the artillery shells that destroyed their homes, their families, and their friends.
00:31A man who will ignore every word the Prime Minister says.
00:37Would he invite Vladimir Putin into number 10?
00:42Would he invite Benjamin Netanyahu into number 10?
00:46What does it say of this Prime Minister that he will harbour this man whilst children starve?
00:54Mr Speaker, for the record, we have suspended arms that could be used in Gaza, we have sanctioned extremists, and
01:00we've suspended trade talks.
01:01But the point he raises is a very serious one.
01:05We all want an outcome that ensures peace, that the hostages get out, that aid gets in, and there's a
01:13two-state outcome.
01:15It is the only way we will get peace in a region that has suffered conflict for a very, very
01:21long time.
01:22I will not give up on diplomacy.
01:25That is the politics of students.
