Tonight at Piers Morgan Unsensor, police sabers weekend's controversial pro-Palestine march in London will go ahead.

Douglas Murray is one of the most influential and scathing commentators on the Israeli side of this impassioned debate.

Tonight he joins me from the Gaza border, but our conversation was dramatically interrupted.

The comparison between Hamas and the Nazis is insufficient.

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From the news building in London, this is Pearce Morgan Uncensored.

Good evening, London. Welcome to Pierce Morgan Uncensored. Saturday is Armistice Day and Veterans Day in the United States.

Every year on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, there is silence.

It's a moment for mournful reflection and for gratitude to the many millions of people who

sacrificed their lives in the First World War and war since. This year, war is on all of our

minds and with bitter irony is putting Palestinian supporters on a collision course with many

British people.

Tens of thousands of pro-Palestine protesters or march through London on Armistice to stay.

The Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, says that's unacceptable.

The Israeli president on this show yesterday joined calls for the march to be banned.

It's atrocious and hypocritic, and I call upon all decent human beings to object to the

march and ban it, because the symbol of that day is a symbol of victory, and it's a symbol of doing good,

because when you fight evil, sometimes you have to fight.

You have to fight evil in order to uproot evil.

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