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Goodman's column is the clearest exposition of a broad swathe of opinion in the ruling class in Britain—on display in the parliamentary debate on Israel-Palestine on Monday—and internationally, where protests have been banned and brutalised.
At least six Britons have been killed and 10 are missing since the Hamas attack on Israel, Rishi Sunak has told MPs.
James Cleverly and David Lammy were filmed embracing each other after the pair discussed the situation between Israel-Palestine. The Foreign Secretary and shadow foreign secretary were seen sharing a hug with one and other after they both appeared on Sky News' Trevor Phillips On Sunday Morning programme. The cabinet minister was seen approaching Mr Lammy in the Sky News newsroom before shaking hands, sharing a few words and embracing. Political correspondent Sam Coates later described it as "the embrace that speaks to the cross-party political consensus."
Two of Westminster's best-connected journalists - Sky News' Sam Coates and Politico's Jack Blanchard - are back with their predictions of how British politics will play out over the next week.
While an email from the party does not specify which specific protests it is concerned by, thousands have taken to the streets this weekend against the backdrop of the escalating conflict between Hamas and Israel.