:handshake:Labor leader aims to find a balance between Jewish and non-sympathetic voters.
:microphone:George Galloway's potential impact on the labor party.
:speech_balloon:The risk of candidates making unacceptable comments.
:globe_with_meridians:Public opinion shift regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
:man_teacher:Sir John Curtis offers expert analysis on the labor party's challenges and potential risks.
Why is it challenging for the labor party to address the Israeli-Palestinian conflict?
—The labor party needs to bridge the gap between making labor acceptable to the Jewish Community and addressing an electorate that is not sympathetic to the Israeli side of the argument.
How might George Galloway impact the labor party?
—George Galloway, known for his campaigning ability, could potentially put pressure on labor candidates and win votes from the Muslim community.
What is the risk of candidates making unacceptable comments?
—Candidates making comments deemed anti-Semitic or anti-Muslim could face consequences and potentially lose support.
How has public opinion shifted regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict?
—There has been a swing in sympathy towards the Palestinian side, even among labor voters, due to the ongoing situation in Gaza.
What analysis does Sir John Curtis offer on the labor party's challenges?
—Sir John Curtis provides expert analysis on the difficulties the labor party faces in navigating the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the potential risks they may encounter.
00:00Labor faces the challenge of appealing to both the Jewish Community and an electorate unsympathetic to the Israeli side of the argument.
02:27Candidates making unacceptable comments face consequences and potential loss of support.
04:54Public opinion has shifted, with over 40% of labor supporters expressing more sympathy towards the Palestinian side.
06:24Sir John Curtis offers expert analysis on the labor party's challenges and potential risks in navigating the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
