Hello everybody. Welcome to episode 67 of the Alexa podcast. We are recording this on Thursday, the 16th of January. There was an announcement of us

supposed to ceasefire deal in Gaza. I think yesterday, last night, two to form since then.

The Israelis have killed, at least 73 people.

So, I don't know why.

I mean, I don't know.

I mean, I have complicated feelings really about it.

I think, you know, the Israelis, as they have done in Syria and Lebanon, whatever ceaseful idea there is, have continued to flaunt it

and will do the same in Gaza, really.

At least, I suppose, if the rate of killing has been reduced, then that is something.

I don't know now that they refuse to work with UNRWA, I don't know how aid will actually get to the Palestinians.

So the kind of starvation of Gaza may continue.

Obviously the outrages the war crimes they're committing in the West Bank will continue.

So I mean it's at least I suppose in the next few days, the murder of women and children in Gaza may stop or may be reduced, which I suppose is something.

I just saw Goda Chalmy on Sky News talking to Kay Burley.

About an hour ago, she was very good, not to Kay Burley for a while,

let her talking uninterrupted until, you know, until she got the best, until finally, of course,

they do that, you know, constantly interrupting, but she did get to say, she did get to say a fair, to get to say a fair amount of truth, you know.

So that's where we are today, really.

I think the march on Saturday, I think, will be,

I don't know whether it would be a celebration of at least the ceasefire

or whether it'll be, I don't know what the feeling will be on the March on Saturday.

Lindsay Jerman, what's up being asked if I would agree to walk at the front of the demonstration,

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