House Of Commons To Vote On Syria Airstrikes

The transcript covers a debate in the UK Parliament regarding airstrikes in Syria. The Prime Minister aims to expand military action against ISIS, facing both support and opposition. The debate involves political strategy, humanitarian concerns, and the potential risks of military intervention. Despite opposition, the Prime Minister is expected to secure a majority for the airstrikes, with the debate highlighting the complexities of international military involvement.

What was the Prime Minister's broader strategy regarding the airstrikes in Syria?

• To focus solely on military action

• To integrate politics, diplomacy, and humanitarian aid

• To increase economic sanctions

• To withdraw from international conflicts

What concern did the Foreign Affairs Committee express about the airstrikes?

• The airstrikes would strengthen the enemy

• The airstrikes would lead to immediate peace

• The case for airstrikes was not convincing

• The airstrikes would be too costly

What was Jeremy Corbyn's stance on the Prime Minister's plan for airstrikes?

• He proposed an alternative military strategy

• He supported the plan

• He was undecided

• He opposed the plan, calling it a rush to war

What was the expected outcome of the vote on airstrikes?

• The vote was expected to fail

• The outcome was uncertain

• The Prime Minister was expected to secure a majority

• The vote was postponed

What role did Hilary Benn play in the debate on airstrikes?

• He remained neutral

• He concluded the debate in favor of airstrikes

• He opposed the airstrikes

• He proposed a diplomatic solution