Mr. Speaker, we can agree on that. My question for the leader of the official opposition is very simple. On day one, the Prime Minister took the same position that the Conservatives are taking today, which is that he unequivocally supported the Trump-Israel military offensive.
If the leader of the official opposition had been prime minister instead of the current Prime Minister, would he not have consulted his allies before making such a statement? Would he have followed the example of France, Germany or Norway, which stated with nuance that they did not necessarily support the offensive because they wanted it to comply with international law?
What would he have done? Would he have aligned himself with European allies or would he have done what his own party is doing today, which is unilaterally supporting Donald Trump's American offensive?
