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O'Neal is deeply critical of Western leaders, suggesting that their responses reflect a misguided willingness to appease radical Islamist movements. He compares Starmer’s stance to Neville Chamberlain’s appeasement of Nazi Germany, labeling it a “Neville Chamberlain moment” of betrayal. He warns that Western nations, including the UK, risk further marginalizing Israel and abandoning their moral and strategic responsibilities.
He fears that this approach could embolden Hamas and other terrorist groups, prolonging suffering and conflict. The UK’s move to recognize Palestine, he suggests, might influence other allied nations like Australia, potentially sparking a pattern of abandonment that jeopardizes Israel’s security and global stability.