On July 5, 2024, numerous X users claimed 80% of Britons did not vote for the Labour Party during its landslide win in the July 4 U.K. general election. The figure was described as "barmy," "incredible," and "trouble" by people who appeared to disagree with the country's electoral system.

Despite Labour’s landslide win in the UK general election, the party lost several seats after a strong showing from pro-Palestinian independent candidates, in a sign of anger towards Keir Starmer over Labour’s position on Israel’s war in Gaza.

Keir Starmer will be Britain’s next prime minister, ending 14 years of Conservative government. A fragmented vote saw the Conservatives crash to the worst result in their long history.

U.K. political commentator Jonathan Sacerdoti breaks down the significance of the Labour Party ending fourteen years of conservative rule on ‘Cavuto Live.’

Although Israel’s ongoing war in the besieged coastal enclave barely featured in the wider election campaign, it emerged as a key issue in a number of traditionally safe Labour seats, where independent candidates made their support for Palestinians a central feature of their campaign.