the house of commons is going to vote on two different motions, one, an amendment introduced by the smp, the scottish national party's uh member of parliament here, stephen flynn, that calls for an immediatefire, he uh, the smp has described the situation in the gaza strip as a humanitarian uh catastrophe, let's call it a spade, a spade, they have been saying, writing on their website and in their text of their motion. um that an immediatefire should be taking place um, asap as soon as possible. on the other hand, you have the labor amendment to the king's speech, but what it does, it says it is calling for enduring secession of fighting as soon as possible, we know labor's position on the israeli war on gaza, anything short of a ceasefire, but they thought that... by including these words, the wording is very important obviously, the enduring sessission of um fighting as soon as possible, um, they can avoid a rebellion by the so-called french benchers in the labor party. on the other hand, the labor leader kuer starmer who was on the record saying that israel had the right to cut off e

that is why the smp will force vote a ceasefire this week in westminster. our first opportunity to do so and that is what is happening this evening. that vote of course will be taking place at 7 pm. and he understand we might be here about the outcome of that vote half an hour later or sometime this evening. on the other hand you have another amendment tabled by the labor party, the largest opposition party, led by kier starmer, whose position, we all remember is not to call for a ceace fire, but for a humanitarian pause. of course, recently, they have changed the wording a little bit enduring succession of of uh fighting as soon as possible. now why is that? because there has been the threat of a rebellion inside the labor party against the leader and so the wording they assume might help um avoid that. on the other hand also, the labor leader has threatened to sack his front benchers, if indeed they went ahead and endorsed and voted for the smp amendment, which says for uh immediate ceasefire, the temperature is really high this evening, we have public pr

were two amendments that were table. yesterday debated in parliament's house of commons, one by the smp, the scottish national party that call for immediate ceasefire, in scotland, it was supported by the first minister hamza yousuf, also called on uh the labor party leader there, sarwar to push the labor politicians to vote for it um in the british parliament, but there was another one as well, table by... labor under kire starmer that only called for a durable um cessation of fighting as soon as possible. the warding of course is important, we have known the labor party's position um on what is happening in the gaza strip, which was a humanitarian pause, they only changed the warding to durable uh succession of fighting just to prevent a mutane, a rebellion by the labor front benchers. um in the inside the uh inside the parliament, but what we saw happen was neither of those two motions or amendments um gained the required voting, of course, even if they had um they wouldn't really have much of an impact in terms of uh wrapping the government's hands behind its back, because the uk go

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earlier when we discuss ham and david lamy, but for all of the main parties, labor, the lib dems, the smpwell, there are a number of factors, one is there was a report recently that at least 40% of the labor mps are funded by zionist lobbis in uk, in usa. is much higher, perhaps 80 to 90% of both the democratic and the republicans are funded by zionist lobbying firms, so you've got to look at it purely and simply from uh you know which side of their bread is buttered so why would you want to annoy your employers exactly not the people who put you there, the people who are giving you the real money absolutely, so that's one fact if you like, the second one, as i said, you know, of course, money does taint one's moral fiber at times, but at the end of the day there are still human beings. like our friend has been sort of saying throughout this program that there are huge number of jewish people worldwide who are sort of standing up and saying not in my name if you like and other people, mean in london as i'm sure you reported, we have huge number of jews turning up for demonstration, so wha

we discussed hamza yousuf and david lammi, but for all of the main parties, labor, the lib dems, the smp, but just to make a statement, and still that seems an ask too far. well, there are number. of factors: one is there was a report recently that at least 40% of the labor mps are funded by zionist lobbis in uk, in usa is much higher, perhaps 80 to 90% of both the democratic and the republicans are funded by zionist lobbing firms, so you've got to look at it purely and simply from - you know which side of their bread is buttered so why would you want to annoy your employers exactly not the people who put you there, the people are giving you the real money, absolutely, so that's one factor if you like, the second one, as i said, you, of course, money does taint one's moral fiber at times, but at the end of the day, there are still human beings, like our friend has been sort of saying throughout this program. program that there are huge number of jewish people worldwide who are sort of standing up and saying not in my name if you like and other people i mean in london as i'm sure you repo

that despite the millions that have taken to the streets here, the parliament said no, despite the smp amendment, parliament said no, despite the mounting death toll parliament said no, your own reflections, well i was about to say. starmer, the leader of the so-called opposition ordered his uh 200 mps to abstain a ceasfire. he's lost a dozen people in his shadow cabinet on the front bench who have either resigned or been sacked by him because they dared to vote for a cease fire. uh, these politicians have the blood of palestinians on their hands and they're on the wrong side of history. and they will be damned by their failure to stop this massacre, this slaughter, this genocide. there must be seas fire now, not a humanitarian cause, that's just fig leaf, smoke screen for those who don't really want the slaughter to end, and it must end, and i think that in the end you will find because of these mass demonstrations, millions of people, i've been on the demonstrations myself, that are denounced by the former home. secretary suwella bravoman as a hate mob, i'll tell you what a hate mob

yes, hamza yousuf, the leader of the smp. he has few words on the current situation and we will see the video now. what his uh statement is uh we will definitely see that as how he expects scotland to be placed in history especially at this moment in time family stuck in the north as well as of course family in the south this is a pivot moment now for the international uh community you either support an immediate ceasefire as the scottish government has been calling for for many weeks or you're frankly enabling the suffering of innocent men women and children, almost 10,000 of whom have lost their lives including uh over 4,000 - children, so i want scotland to absolutely being the right side of history, i hope every other country will do likewise, we have to have an immediate seasfire, one that's now supported by 18 un agencies and indeed ngos, it's now time that we stop the bombing, stop the suffering and stop the killing of innocent men, women and children, i wonder if that will change any minds at number 10, he does say, h

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louis kuijs at smp global ratings there. speaking of the week ahead, in terms of the made here -- major agenda, the rba rate decision tomorrow. yvonne: that is a close one. david: i think slight edge. rishaad: getting closer. yvonne: are they going to have to revamp the hikes? that is the key question out of australia. inflation numbers out of china as well. gdp numbers out of hong kong, the u.k. trade numbers out of china. pretty busy. david: southeast asia looks like it is busy. on the philippines, we did get commentary out of i think the finance secretary talking about how the next central-bank decision -- he is part of the monetary board, just in case you think he is overstepping -- he does not think they are going to move. rishaad: 5% under indonesia is expectation. david: oh, ok. yvonne: still ahead, jp morgan joining us to discuss investment strategy when it comes to asean markets. david: can't wait. yvonne: a lot of misconceptions and she is going to tell us why. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: some stories we are track