Tonight on Piers Morgan on Sensor, Palestinian doctor Isildene Aboulesh, has lost more than 22 members of his family to war with Israel.

Somehow, he still believes passionately in peace. He joins me live.

Calls for a ceasefire in Gaza grover ever louder. Should Israel hold his fire? Would that be a gift for Hamas?

Jenk Yuga and Rabbi Shmuli go head to head.

Plus, protesters across the world have been tearing down posters of Israelis

captured and kidnapped by terrorists.

This man has called on camera doing it.

I ask him why.

Live from the News Building in London, this is Piers Morgan Uncensored.

Well, good evening from London, welcome to Piers Morgan Unsensored.

The job of the Home Secretary is to keep our country safe.

Suella Braverman is doing the exact opposite, her reckless disregard for responsibility of the office she holds, a very high office, is now actively putting people in danger.

Quite frankly, she's become a disgrace to her government and her country.

Today, Bravman accused London's met police of playing favourites with pro-Palestine protesters, even going as far as to claim the senior officers are deliberately allowing them to break the law. She slurs the protesters as mobs. And no matter where you stand on

the Palestine March Plan for Armistice Day, the Home Secretary should be calling for calm

and letting the police get on with their jobs. Instead, she's pouring fuel on the flames of a tense

situation that's already in grave danger of blowing up.

This was the reaction of former Met Chief Superintendent Dal Babu.

Right-wing groups who are going to turn up who have been emboldened by what the Home Secretary has said.

Some of the things that Swala Bratman is saying, as a brown woman, would not be tolerated if it was said by a white man, a white woman.

You know, some of the things she said about Pakistani men, some of the things she's saying

about hate marches. You know, I'm just flabbergasted.

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