Good evening, and welcome to Peers Morgan Uncensored. I'm in Los Angeles this week, and tonight I sit down with one of the world's great thinkers, Dr. Jordan Peterson.

Just a few weeks ago, we did an interview that proved very popular, but that was before the events of October

the 7th. And on October the 7th, Hamas committed, of course, one of the world's worst modern

terror attacks on the people of Israel. And that day, Jordan Peterson tweeted, give them hell, Netanyahu,

enough is enough. What did he mean by that?

What is enough in terms of Israel's response?

Does he regret tweeting that?

Well, I asked him all these questions in a very wide-ranging new interview.

And I explained to him that I've honestly had a lot of moral quandaries since this conflict began,

since the war started. I don't know what a proportionate response is to what Hamas did that day.

I don't know if there is such a thing as a proportionate response to the atrocities which unfolded on the people of Israel. But I do know that the people of Gaza, the innocent Palestinians who live in Gaza,

who've been under Bombabot now for many weeks and seen thousands of children get killed,

I know that they believe they are living through hell.

So tonight I sit down with Jordan Peterson to ask him some difficult questions about a very,

very difficult issue.

Well, I'm joined now by Dr. Jordan Peterson.

Jordan, great to have you back on the program.

A lot has happened since you were last on just a few weeks ago.

I want to start by saying that I'm wrestling with a lot of moral quandaries about this war.

And I'm hoping that through our conversation today, we might get to at least have some clarity

about the moral quandaries and see if we can work out what we should be thinking about this

because I think it's very complicated

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