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

Good evening in London. Welcome to Pierce Morgan Uncensored. It's not every day I find myself

agreeing wholeheartedly with President Biden, but his latest remarks on Israel are

blisteringly accurate, and they could mark

a major tipping point in this war. Biden accuses Israel a bombing Gaza indiscriminately, which is, of course,

a breach of international law and therefore a war crime. He says it's now beginning to lose international

support. He's right. The last night the UN General Assembly voted for a

ceasefire, 153 countries back in the motion.

153 in favour. 10 against 23 abstentions. Well, that vote was non-binding and the UN has been no friend to Israel, but it's clear the winds are changing fast.

The grief and fury that followed October the 7th is now pouring in the opposite direction,

as more stories and scenes of abject misery emerged daily from Gaza.

Prime Minister Netanyahu's compared this to Second World

War to the atomic bomb and the carpet bombing of places like Dresden in Germany, inflicting massive

civilian casualties to defeat the Nazis. But as President Biden reminded him, we created

global institutions and international laws after World War II to make sure that kind of thing

didn't happen again.

Israel's dependent on the United States, not just for military muscle, but for diplomatic cover.

The US fights Israel's corner at the UN. It builds alliances around the world for Israel's right

to defend itself and to exist. History shows us that when the White House says stop,

Israel's guns usually fall silent.

And the window of legitimacy for this war is closing. It cannot simply carry on pounding Gaza to rubble

without proving it has a plan and a purpose and a moral clarity. Most people might agree that Hamas,

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