Zarah Sultana, a suspended Labour MP, is launching a new political party with former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn after resigning from Labour. She criticizes the government for its role in Gaza, stating it participates in genocide, and cites various social issues as reasons for forming the new party. Sultana emphasizes Labour's failures and the need for alternatives in politics. She points out the stark choices in the upcoming election, framing it as a decision between socialism and barbarism.
Zarah Sultana has announced she is starting a new party with Jeremy Corbyn to challenge the 'broken' Westminster system, citing failures in improving people's lives.
The government is described by Sultana as 'an active participant in genocide' in Gaza, emphasizing growing poverty and welfare issues as motivators for the new party.
Sultana criticized the political establishment, stating, 'Labour has completely failed to improve people's lives' and mentioned the government's treatment of disabled people.
At the next election, Sultana asserts, 'the choice will be stark: socialism or barbarism,' signaling a clear ideological divide in political options.
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