Tonight on Piers Morgan Ossenson, Israel's bombing intensifies in Gaza as the nation marks one month since the Hamas terror attacks.

Is the Middle East at risk of all-out war? I'll talk live and exclusively to the exiled crown prince of Iran.

Anti-semitic attacks have soared since the war began, but with calls to ban pro-Palestinian marches,

are we putting fundamental rights at risk over so-called hate speech or debate?

And Charlie Luke was the dancing tattoo artist who became a tragic symbol

of Hamas's brutality on October the 7th, with her death now confirmed.

Tonight, her father has a powerful warning for the West.

Live from the news building in London, this is Piers Morgan Unsensored.

Good evening from London. Welcome to Piers Morgan Uncensored. Today marks one month since

Hamas terrorists invaded Israel and butchered more than 1,400 people. Now, October the 7th is

destined to become a date we never forget. Like 9-11, its morbid memories will echo through history.

But as Israelis today look back in anger and in grief, the rest of the world is beginning to

contemplate what else that date will come to represent.

Would it plunge the Middle East into a deadly, wider crisis?

Will the simmering racial resentment cause bitterness and bloodshed across the world?

Will it nail the coffin of a two-state solution?

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has given his first answer

to the big question of what happens to Gaza when the war is over.

And frankly, it's a major cause of concern.

Israel will, for an indefinite period,

will have the overall security responsibility.

This means Netanyahu plans to effectively occupy Gaza completely for an indefinite period,

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