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Lazarou Monkey Terror 馃殌馃挋馃寛
@Lazarou@mastodon.social  路  activity timestamp 7 days ago

Why should anyone trust this guy?

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/sep/25/washington-backing-plan-for-tony-blair-to-head-transitional-gaza-authority

#TonyBlair #Gaza #Palestine #Colonialism #FreePalestine

the Guardian

Washington backing plan for Tony Blair to head transitional Gaza authority

Reported proposal for international body to oversee Gaza for up to five years counters UN-backed plan for faster transition to Palestinian rule
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Lazarou Monkey Terror 馃殌馃挋馃寛
@Lazarou@mastodon.social replied  路  activity timestamp 7 days ago

How colonial....

1f approved, Blair would head a secretariat of up to 25 people and chair a
seven-person board to oversee an executive body running the territory.

But any role for the former Labour leader would inevitably prompt intense
controversy. After stepping down as prime minister in 2007, he took on the
role of Middle East envoy until 2015 and he enjoys a high standing with many
Gulf leaders. But Blair is bitterly resented by many Palestinians - who see
him as having impeded their efforts to attain statehood - and more broadly
across the region for his role in backing the 2003 US invasion of Iraq.
1f approved, Blair would head a secretariat of up to 25 people and chair a seven-person board to oversee an executive body running the territory. But any role for the former Labour leader would inevitably prompt intense controversy. After stepping down as prime minister in 2007, he took on the role of Middle East envoy until 2015 and he enjoys a high standing with many Gulf leaders. But Blair is bitterly resented by many Palestinians - who see him as having impeded their efforts to attain statehood - and more broadly across the region for his role in backing the 2003 US invasion of Iraq.
1f approved, Blair would head a secretariat of up to 25 people and chair a seven-person board to oversee an executive body running the territory. But any role for the former Labour leader would inevitably prompt intense controversy. After stepping down as prime minister in 2007, he took on the role of Middle East envoy until 2015 and he enjoys a high standing with many Gulf leaders. But Blair is bitterly resented by many Palestinians - who see him as having impeded their efforts to attain statehood - and more broadly across the region for his role in backing the 2003 US invasion of Iraq.
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