Labour MP Clive Lewis faces calls for suspension from the Labour Party after he linked violence against Palestinians to rising Islamophobia in the UK in a post on X, prompting accusations of antisemitism from the campaign group Labour Against Antisemitism (LAAS). LAAS described his comments as 'highly irresponsible' and urged Labour to take action, claiming they breach the official definition of antisemitism. Meanwhile, independent councillor James Conlan is set to be suspended for a month due to misconduct over disparaging remarks made in a Facebook post about colleagues' absence during a vote on Palestine. In a separate incident, Labour councillor Ricky Jones has been arrested and charged with encouraging violent disorder after making inflammatory remarks at a protest against far-right groups, resulting in his suspension from the Labour Party. The Labour Party has reiterated its commitment to upholding standards of conduct among its members amidst these controversies. The recent events highlight ongoing tensions surrounding political discourse related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the implications for party members.