The pro-Palestine movement has seen a surge, marked by large protests responding to the Israeli actions in Gaza.

These movements have quickly mobilized widespread support, influencing public opinion and revealing splits in government positions.

In the UK, the Labour party has faced political challenges due to the movement, signifying a broader crisis of representation and democracy.

The author suggests that such flash movements will persist, tackling issues like the climate crisis and economic struggles, but may encounter authoritarian resistance.

The effectiveness of these movements indicates a growing demand for foreign policy changes and a more democratic and inclusive political system.