Hello, so last night I appeared on PS Morgan's show to discuss Israel's continuing murderous assault on Gaza.

They have been asking me for a while to come on. I very rudely ignored them.

Basically, if I'm honest, I'm aware that I'm something of a cultural prop amongst some of PS's audience.

And the last thing I want to do is anything which turns Israel's mass slaughter in Gaza into some sort of

cultural war is too important than that. It's a matter of life and death on a truly horrendous mass scale.

Now, the reason I eventually said yes is because to be honest, whatever feelings you or I might have

about PS, things he said and done, I have been impressed by the platforming of unequivocally pro-Palestinian

voices on his show, including, of course, Palestinians themselves who need to be heard from the most

right now. Now, you may consider this a damning indictment of the rest of the media, not unreasonably,

but his platform, I think, has helped the cause of the Palestinian people. It's been a net benefit.

That's my own view. He's a tough interviewer. We're both maybe reasonably accused of liking the

sounds of our own voices, but anyway, you can see the whole thing on his PS Morgan and sensor channel.

But here's a couple of clips. First, he has referred to Russia's brutal invasion of Ukraine as genocide.

So I wanted to talk about this and the question of consistency.

What's happened here is babies right now are gasping for breath and suffocating.

We've had several nurses and patients shopped dead. In fact, this whole hospital has been

described by medical staff as a mortuary. But you don't know.

When a hospital becomes a mass grave, dozens of decomposing bodies have to be buried in a

mass grave in a hospital. We're talking, what you said, can I just quote something you said

about peatting? I think this was very wise. You said in March 2022, I'm seeing a genocide

that wants to kill women and babies and maternity hospitals as you sit back and let me do it.

Why was it so disgraceful? But you were right. You were right to be heard.

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