After the very first one of those massive marches, I was walking down the Finchley Road with my daughter.

And a convoy of cars with Palestinian flags with a megaphone were screaming out, raped Jewish women and rape their daughters.

My daughter walks on that route for school every day and said it was so upset and distressed.

And we're saying, you know, for days after, weeks after, you know, mummy, what does this mean? Am I going to be

raped? That was done in the name of Palestinian activism.

Welcome to Marshall Matters with me, Winston Marshall Marshall where I look into the creative industries

and what topics can and can't be talked about in this day and age. Today I feel very lucky to be

joined by actress and writer Tracy Ann Oberman. Tracy Ann is a stalwart of British television

and has performed in such classics as Doctor Who EastEnders, the Tracy Olman Show,

Ricky Jervais's Afterlife, and one of my all-time favourites, host of London, as Mrs. Purchase.

That is to name but a few, hosts of the troll podcast, and, until recently, I believe, a lifetime

member of the Labour Party.

Tracy Ann has become an activist on the issue of anti-Semitism

in the party, but also within the film industry. Tracy Ann, thank you so much for joining you.

Thank you for having me, Winston. And are you in London at the moment? I am. I am in London,

yeah. I haven't travelled out other than for work since lockdown, the first lockdown,

which is difficult because we normally travel quite a lot.

Yeah, because you were due to do a touring show, is that right?

Of merchant events.

Yeah, and we were meant to be taking that abroad as well at some point of the Merchant of Venice

and also the filming abroad. I have been, but it's all been in England.

And we come a lot to LA for work.

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