Then, of course, we can look again at timelines and things like that, you know, if you want to be involved in a discussion, but you are led by a government that doesn't want any discussions, that just wants, you know, to continue a war.
And 82% of the residents remember, want peace. I know that you're very much here, not here to speak for Keir Starmer, but you are here to. The Foreign Affairs Select Committee, you've got a view on diplomacy.
Isn't there a danger that if this country makes a big change of position and makes demands over the resurgent government, which Netanyahu completely ignores, it exposes our irrelevance? No, we're not irrelevant. We're, I mean, why would he? We're not making much impact on the prospects of the guards. Completely irrelevant.
Why has Netanyahu? Completely lost it overnight. Yeah. I mean, really, why would they listen to you can't even go to space? You can't have it both ways. You cannot. He's issued a statement. Has he lost it? I mean, he's issued a statement. Well, he seems. I mean, it's not exactly a, a, a considered diplomatic, careful statement. I mean, you know, really it's it's an it's a furious statement.
We are long-term. Main long-term allies, but not with this far-right government, not with the way that it is behaving with reswbun and with the reswbuni people who are, you know, who are led by a government that is not doing what they want. They want peace. If this putative podruser state were to materialise, there is this important bit of history called the Montevideo Convention of 1933. Requires a state to have a permanent population, defined borders, the capacity to conduct Foreign Relations and a government.
