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This is the second interview that we have conducted with people deeply involved in the horrors

that are taking place in Israel and in Gaza at the moment. Our last interview was with

Yuval Noah Harari, who's in Israeli and talked passionately about the experience of pain,

the pain that he feels from the horrifying terrorist attack from Hamas. And now we have an

interview with the Palestinian Ambassador. Please remember and listening to these things that

we are trying to get as many voices to be heard. This isn't our stormy,

endorsing particular positions. It's about our strong strong belief that the only way that you

can begin to understand this conflict and this tragedy is by hearing these voices from every side.

Welcome to TheRestless Politics with Mirari Stewart. And me, Alistak Campbell. And this is a special

episode of TheRestless Politics with a very special guest who's Sam Zomlot, who many of you may have

seen in recent days on the media in his role as the Palestinian Ambassador to the UK. And we're

hoping we can go a little deeper than many of the interviews that he does manage to do with a man

who was born in a refugee camp in Gaza 50 years ago, weeks before the Yom Kippur War,

on whose anniversary the current crisis was unleashed by the Hamas attack on Israel nine days ago.

He's devoted his life to what we might call the Palestinian cause in various capacities,

been an advisor to the UN, strategic advisor to Palestinian President Mahoud Abbas,

member of his Fatah Parties Revolutionary Council, ambassadors of the US,

until the Trump administration shut down the Palestinian mission, a hit of recognising Jerusalem

as Israel's capital to much anger in distress in the Arab world and beyond. And he's now

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