We're now nearly a month into the horror, which has been unleashed in Israel and Gaza,

first beginning with the atrocities on the 7th of October, and now the horrendous onslaught

against Gaza by Israel, which is killed now, approaching 10,000 people, including

approaching 4,000 children, as well as a humanitarian catastrophe in the making.

And there have been protests ever since this begun, which have got bigger and bigger.

But there's a huge backlash, which has mounted against them, including the likes of

Serella Brahman, our home secretary, denouncing them as hate marches, and others saying that they

are threatening the Jewish community and even calling them for them to be banned.

Now, I want to talk to the brilliant M. Hilton, who is a lefty Jewish organised extraordinary

UK director, diaspora alliance, involved all sorts of brilliant movements like Namod, for example,

Hello, Ed, how you doing? Hi, great to be here. Thanks for having me on.

Just for this, so I just want to say that takes the likes of Serella Brahman,

saying these are hate marches, so that includes the half a million who marched last Saturday,

that these are threatening the Jewish community, and therefore actually some arguing for them to

be banned altogether. What's your general response to that? Well, honestly, I think it's a pretty

appalling response to what we are seeing as a real mobilisation of people around the UK and

around the world in support of Palestinian human rights, and deriding that as anti-Semitic

inherently, or that these are attacks on Jewish communities is not only wrong, but I think it's

very completely sort of missing the fact that there are also like lots and lots of Jewish people

who are sort of taking part in these marches, there have been lots of Jewish people for decades,

who've been working to support sort of Palestinian liberation, because we see that Palestinian

liberation and Jewish liberation are inherently links, and what the remarks that Serella Brahman

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