The voters will not ignore the Labor party’s inability to strongly condemn and demand an immediate end to the unimaginable suffering being inflicted on more than two million civilians in Gaza.
Labor’s weakness on Gaza will cost it a majority in the next election. Muslim and student votes will be the difference in 2024.
As Australia approaches the 2024 federal election, the strategic importance of the votes of Muslims, students, and the broader Australian populace cannot be understated for any party aiming for victory, especially the Labor Party. Historically reliant on the support of these key demographics, Labor now finds itself in unknown territory due to its position on Gaza, particularly its stance on Israel’s genocide, which has notably seen mass exit among these critical voter groups.
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Muslims and students have traditionally aligned with Labor due to its policies that impact the community. However, the approval of Israel’s war crimes in Gaza, including measures like the cutting off of basic utilities, has caused significant disaffection within these communities. This is not just a niche issue among minority groups; it resonates across a spectrum of Australian voters who prioritise human rights and ethical foreign policy. The fallout from Labor’s current position likely to alienate a substantial portion of its base, which is increasingly vocal and influential in shaping public discourse and electoral outcomes.
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