Live from New York, this is Piers Morgan Uncensored.

Good evening from New York City and welcome to Pierce Morgan Uncensored.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was crystal clear tonight.

A ground invasion is coming and coming soon.

He said thousands of terrorists have been killed already,

and that's only the beginning.

The months ahead will clearly be grim.

The war in Israel is already inciting visceral emotions across the world,

and they're in danger of boiling over.

From vile anti-Semitism on our streets,

leaving many Jewish people feeling unwanted and unsafe,

to grief and fury over the catastrophe now escalating in Gaza.

There's genuine anger on both sides, and it's very understandable.

For Israelis, this was about the brutal massacre on October the 7th,

and defending their country from people who simply don't

believe they have a right to exist. For the Palestinians and their supporters and many Muslims

around the world, this is about the agony and anguish that began 56 years before the Hamas

attacks with Israeli occupation. That's the point that Antonio Guitary, the UN Secretary

General, tried to make when he said this.

It is important to also recognize the attacks by Hamas did not happen in a vacuum.

The Palestinian people have been subjected to 56 years of suffocating occupation.

The problem of that framing is that there's no way of really qualifying what happened on October the 7th.

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