Benjamin Moser critica o sionismo em debate sobre Irã, Gaza e Líbano

Let me bring Benjamin Moser in. Now I've not had a situation where one guest has been talking very passionately and dramatically about very serious matters, where the other two guests have had massive smirks on their faces. Um, and it was a weird thing to watch, to be honest,

Benjamin. But what, what was it you were smirking about?

Well, I don't think I was smirking. I was actually laughing because I'm wondering who this tirade is intended for. Nobody believes this.

Nobody believes that Iran is the people killing people in Gaza. Nobody believes that Iran is responsible- It's Beirut ... for what's happened in Lebanon. Nobody believes this.

And so I think that what you're seeing here is the exhaustion, intellectually, morally, of the Zionists.

What they do is they throw accusations. A recently founded settler colony, Israel, which was founded in living memory, you know, after my parents were born.

It's not an old thing. An Israeli ranting at an Iranian saying that his country is fake. Iran, one of the most ancient countries in the world. I mean, this is... We're in- We've stepped through the looking glass here.

So it's, I think Pereth- Professor Morandi is right.

It's very hard to engage Zionists in rational discourse. They're absolutely finished.

Everybody across the world, and including vast segments of the Jewish world, which I am proud to represent here tonight.

I'm proud to be able to say that we are not all behind this bonkers project of Zionism. And we, we've seen this. It doesn't work anymore.

I think these people should hang up the phone and, and go back to, you know, stealing people's sheep.