The Rest Is Politics 213. Question Time: Standing up to Netanyahu, why Starmer would work with Trump, and the differences between Sunni and Shia
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Jan 25, 2024 Controversies rage around Netanyahu's stance on the two-state solution, sparking debates on Western complicity. The discussion also probes whether Keir Starmer can manage a potential Trump partnership. Interesting insights emerge on the complexities of populism and its political ramifications. The hosts navigate the challenges of addressing controversial figures and the moral dilemmas faced by leaders amidst conflicts, while also reflecting on the impact of Brexit on Britain's steel industry. A captivating blend of politics and ideology unfolds.
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Modi's Temple Inauguration
- Narendra Modi inaugurated a Hindu temple built on a demolished mosque's site.
- This act, alongside Modi's religious practices, is seen as an attack on Muslim identity in India.
Tactical Voting
- Tactical voting is important in the UK general election due to the first-past-the-post system.
- This system can allow the Tories to retain power even with a Labour lead.
Labour's EU Stance
- Labour avoids focusing on rejoining the EU to win the election on other issues.
- This strategy aims to sidestep the divisive Brexit debate.
