My Livingstone believes it would only make Daesh, also known as ISIL, more determined to "come here and kill us."
"No-one is going to get safer. We are going to get more at risk," Mr Livingston told the Today program.
The former London mayor said the bombing campaign would serve as a "good recruiting sergeant" for the Islamic terrorists.
The interview with Mr Livingstone, published in The Independent newspaper, continues to suggest that David Cameron has received a significant boost in his bid to win parliamentary approval "after Jeremy Corbyn failed to convince his Shadow Cabinet to oppose the air strikes".
In an alternative article, the Independent says, "Extra planes are expected to be sent to Cyprus as Britain prepares to go to war with ISIS [Daesh] in Syria."
The Daily Mail, Britain's largest tabloid newspaper reports that, "Two extra Tornado fighter jets and six Typhoons equipped with laser-guided missiles will make up the numbers."
The Telegraph talks of the "unanimous support" given to Prime Minister David Cameron by his Cabinet, whilst The Times says, "Britain is ready to start striking the headquarters of Islamic State within 48 hours."
Increasingly clear from Cameron's answers he has no idea what British bombing would achieve or what comes after it
— Kevin Maguire (@Kevin_Maguire) November 26, 2015
The front page article in The Times continues to say that "at least 40 labour MPs are expected to take advantage of a free vote to push for airstrikes". This follows the decision by Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to give the party a free vote on Syrian airstrikes, despite opposing military action himself.
This is awkward. Airstrikes against Isis in Syria justified in principle in my view, but I agree with Corbyn that case for them now is weak.
— John Rentoul (@JohnRentoul) November 26, 2015
The British government has published its parliamentary motion ahead of a vote to send RAF jets to bomb Syria:
"This house notes that ISIL [Daesh] poses a direct threat to the United Kingdom… [this house] welcomes United Nations Security Council Resolution 2249 which determines that ISIL constitutes an 'unprecedented threat to international peace and security' and calls on states to take'‘all necessary measures' to prevent terrorist acts by ISIL and to 'eradicate the safe haven they have established over significant parts of Iraq and Syria.' "
Meanwhile, Stop the War coalition has called an emergency demonstration in Parliament Square in a last minute attempt to convince MPs to vote "No" to sending British warplanes to Syria.
Maximise pressure on MPs. Follow #DontBombSyria Action Page for updates on protests https://t.co/rGOSaBf7WE pic.twitter.com/uJiLZmlsxU
— Stop the War (@STWuk) December 1, 2015
MPs are expected to vote at 10pm Wednesday 2 December, and already the British media have made it clear that the government is set to approve plans to send RAF warplanes to bomb Daesh.
