This morning someone got in touch with me who wished to remain anonymous with a clip from BBC news about the protests which took place on Saturday across Britain against Israel's slaughter ongoing now in Gaza.

I can't believe the BBC said this he told me and when I watched the clip neither could I.

He'd recorded it on his mobile phone because I had no idea how to get around the BBC's anti-screen recording technology,

and this is someone called Sol Stanewworth

who does an invaluable service in recording TV clips.

Please do follow him, and he published it.

Just listen to this. Here in the UK, the Prime Minister Rishi Sunak visited a Jewish school in London to underline his support for the community.

The visit followed several demonstrations across Britain, during which people

voiced their backing for Hamas, which many countries including the UK and US consider a

terrorist organisation.

Absolutely wild.

Wild scenes there from the BBC. Or is that that protest? I was at that

at that protest on Saturday.

I was at a march opposed to the murderous onslaught against Gaza,

which from the siege of water, food and electricity

to the indiscriminate slaughter of civilians with over a

thousand children alone reported killed constitutes a grave war crime, a war crime committed

with the direct complicity of our governments.

Now I saw countless banners opposing the war and war crimes.

I met numerous Jewish activists for peace.

I saw nothing, zero zilch supporting Hamas and I went up and down the length of that

demonstration. I'd also note the police were present throughout the protest, clearly scouring

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