Piers Morgan

If you were just sitting back and just taking a set of facts and trying to present the argument for the defence of Israel or the Palestinians, you could do a powerful piece for both. And there was a Jewish journalist called Jonathan Friedland who actually said that, which I thought was interesting. And I sort of agree with that about almost all issues.

If you were just sitting back and just taking a set of facts and trying to present the argument for the defence of Israel or the Palestinians, you could do a powerful piece for both. And there was a Jewish journalist called Jonathan Friedland who actually said that, which I thought was interesting. And I sort of agree with that about almost all issues.

And the challenge is to really get into the weeds of these debates, analyse the facts, hear the different opinions, and then hopefully... depending on the power of the argument, the viewers at home, A, they learn a lot, which is really a perfect show for me where they're learning things, but B, they can formulate their own opinions.

And the challenge is to really get into the weeds of these debates, analyse the facts, hear the different opinions, and then hopefully... depending on the power of the argument, the viewers at home, A, they learn a lot, which is really a perfect show for me where they're learning things, but B, they can formulate their own opinions.

And the challenge is to really get into the weeds of these debates, analyse the facts, hear the different opinions, and then hopefully... depending on the power of the argument, the viewers at home, A, they learn a lot, which is really a perfect show for me where they're learning things, but B, they can formulate their own opinions.

Maybe they go one, maybe they go the other, maybe they sit somewhere in the middle. That to me is a really good debate.

Maybe they go one, maybe they go the other, maybe they sit somewhere in the middle. That to me is a really good debate.

Maybe they go one, maybe they go the other, maybe they sit somewhere in the middle. That to me is a really good debate.

I'll tell you what I think. I think that October the 7th is one of the worst things I've ever seen. I think the retribution, as I call it, by Israel has now gone way beyond what is acceptable.

I'll tell you what I think. I think that October the 7th is one of the worst things I've ever seen. I think the retribution, as I call it, by Israel has now gone way beyond what is acceptable.

I'll tell you what I think. I think that October the 7th is one of the worst things I've ever seen. I think the retribution, as I call it, by Israel has now gone way beyond what is acceptable.

I take issue with people that want to frame it as genocide purely from a technical point of view, that actually the definition of genocide would mean that if Israel had killed a million people, I could accept the argument this is a bona fide genocide.

I take issue with people that want to frame it as genocide purely from a technical point of view, that actually the definition of genocide would mean that if Israel had killed a million people, I could accept the argument this is a bona fide genocide.

I take issue with people that want to frame it as genocide purely from a technical point of view, that actually the definition of genocide would mean that if Israel had killed a million people, I could accept the argument this is a bona fide genocide.

It's more complex for me as a journalist when I look at this and compare it to other genocides and I compare it to other wars that if you take the central argument of Israel, which is put aside everything that happened before, if you take October the 7th and the scale of it with 250 people being kidnapped,

It's more complex for me as a journalist when I look at this and compare it to other genocides and I compare it to other wars that if you take the central argument of Israel, which is put aside everything that happened before, if you take October the 7th and the scale of it with 250 people being kidnapped,

It's more complex for me as a journalist when I look at this and compare it to other genocides and I compare it to other wars that if you take the central argument of Israel, which is put aside everything that happened before, if you take October the 7th and the scale of it with 250 people being kidnapped,

including babies and Holocaust survivors, with 3,000 people coming over the border, attacking indiscriminately people, killing 1,200 and wounding nearly 7,000 more. If you take the scale of what happened... Hamas knew what Israel was going to do by way of response. Hamas indisputably have buried themselves into civilian areas quite deliberately for self-protective reasons.

including babies and Holocaust survivors, with 3,000 people coming over the border, attacking indiscriminately people, killing 1,200 and wounding nearly 7,000 more. If you take the scale of what happened... Hamas knew what Israel was going to do by way of response. Hamas indisputably have buried themselves into civilian areas quite deliberately for self-protective reasons.

including babies and Holocaust survivors, with 3,000 people coming over the border, attacking indiscriminately people, killing 1,200 and wounding nearly 7,000 more. If you take the scale of what happened... Hamas knew what Israel was going to do by way of response. Hamas indisputably have buried themselves into civilian areas quite deliberately for self-protective reasons.