Cross might be an understatement.

Finally, Labour MP Emily Thornberry has shown genuine rage about Israel's behaviour.

What could possibly have finally made her snap?

After all, for a year and a half, we've witnessed some of the worst crimes of her age,

been committed by the Israeli state with Western and indeed British complicity,

the mass slaughter of civilians,

including children, babies, the mass destruction of homes, hospitals, schools, the use of

starvation, torture, rape. We could go on. What obscene atrocity has Israel possibly committed

to finally send it over the edge? Let's listen. If you don't mind,

just clearing up something which arose from our trip just to get it out of the way.

Would you expect, Minister, if there was a visiting delegation of members of Parliament to the House of Commons,

for the delegation to be videoed without their knowledge or consent.

If someone was visiting the House of Commons?

Certainly not. I would think that would be very unusual.

Or for it to be put on to instagram and indeed

briefs to let's say the daily telegraph in disparaging terms i'm not familiar with the details

but clearly if someone was visiting the house commons we'd want to show them it would be particularly

bad wouldn't it if it was the deputy

foreign minister of Israel who would be videoed in the UK and for disparaging comments to be made

about her evidence or her private meeting that she'd had, let's say, with us. Because the opposite

has just happened to us and a video of us at the Knessa meeting,

the Deputy Foreign Minister, has been posted on Instagram and we understand that, I mean,

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