The Muslim Vote also called for Sir Keir Starmer to recognise a Palestinian statePro-Gaza activists have dramatically issued a list of 18 demands to Sir Keir Starmer and threatened to withhold their support at the next general election if he does not fulfil them.
The activists claim to have more than 25 organisations backing them, although it was revealed earlier this year that at least two of them were being investigated over extremism concerns. One of its supporters Muhammad Jalal, who has appeared on the campaign's social media pages, was previously head of the now-banned Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir.
Sir Keir Starmer pictured in Birmingham on Saturday after Labour won the West Midlands mayoral election. The Labour leader said he was keen to 'win back the trust' of voters who didn't turn out for the party over its position on Gaza This sparked the Muslim Vote to issue a list of demands on X, formerly known as Twitter, which it said he needed to fulfil if he was 'serious' he wanted to win back their votes.
Advertisement It also called for a travel ban on Israeli politicians who backed military action in Gaza and the implementation of sanctions on companies and settlers operating in 'occupied territories'.These include issuing guidance that Muslims are allowed to pray in school and scrapping a 19th-century law that ban priests and imams from telling their congregation how to vote.
On its website The Muslim Vote claims that it will help communities organise political campaigns and brags that it has a 'bank of thousands of volunteers' at the ready. While a date for the general election has not yet been set, it will take place before the end of January, and campaign literature, including a poster showing a box on a ballot paper, sloganed with the phrase 'Vote for genocide, vote Labour - seen taped to a bus stop opposite a Jewish bakery - has already been seen in the area.
His real name is Jalaluddin Patel and he was the UK leader of the now-banned Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir between 2000 and 2005, with the government banning the organisation earlier this year. Jalal has denied supporting terrorism and says he has had nothing to do with Hizb ut-Tahrir since 2008.
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