Juliette Lamont

It's kind of incredible that no one died.

But they enjoyed it.

We're trying to, you know, stand in solidarity and highlight what's happening to the most vulnerable people on the planet and we're being terrorised by the most evil incarnation of a human being that exists.

It's, yeah, they have no soul.

They have no soul whatsoever.

No, I think that was either before or after I got processed to Ashdod, but it was really similar to everything that we'd gone through.

I knew that he was around.

He was there when I was on the flotilla last year.

He did a similar thing.

He came, he followed us from the port.

to Kesiot Prison.

He said that we were baby killers.

He said that, what did we say, baby killers, Jew haters, and he was going to gas us, which, you know, the sort of co-opting of that Holocaust narrative is just so sick, really, when you think about, yeah, I mean, it's just bizarre.

But, yeah, I wasn't surprised, but, you know, I'm sort of,

it's almost like the undoing of really, really arrogant men throughout history can be through their hubris and the fact that he was so gloating to release that footage and boasting about us being cable tied and saying I was in those stress positions and hitting my friend Kat, now she's an Irish organiser,

Yeah, it's going to be their downfall or it's the beginning of a shift because now, you know, the world gets a tiny glimpse into the horror that is daily lives for Palestinians.

So, yeah, he shouldn't have uploaded that footage.

Really, really not a good move, but it's good for us.

It's good for Palestinians.

Okay, well, like just really quickly, even before that, you know, you've got people with broken bones, tasers to the face.