Piers Morgan vs HasanAbi on Palestine-Israel Conflict and War
By Piers Morgan Uncensored
Piers Morgan Uncensored is joined by Twitch streamer and political commentator HasanAbi aka Hasan Piker to debate and discuss the Israel-Hamas war and the historical conflict between Palestine and Israel. They also discuss whether Israel’s response to Hamas’ attack is proportionate and whether Israel have committed war crimes against the people of Gaza.
Piers asks Hasan about his comments on the strike that hit a hospital in Gaza with the initial reports suggesting it was an Israeli strike, and his condemnation of Israel for the attack before confirmation. Hasan agrees that with more news coming out, you cannot say for certain it was Israel but lists out his evidence for why he believes its more likely Israel did strike that hospital than didn’t.
Hasan then goes on to clarify his comments about the October 7th attack, explaining that when you mistreat and contain millions of Palestinians in Gaza, which he calls an ‘open-air prison’, there will be people who act out terribly.
They then discuss whether the Israeli response is justified and proportionate after the attacks. Hasan believes this is simply a case of collective punishment for innocent civilians and that Israel has committed multiple war crimes, including the killing of children as well as cutting off the water, aid and electricity to the people within Gaza.
Here’s what others had to say:
@GenesisAwakes
Say what you want about Piers, he actually puts the other guest on while other news organizations are acting like they don’t exist.
@just_a_turtle_chad
“If you’re not careful, the newspapers will have you hating the people who are being oppressed, and loving the people who are doing the oppression” -Malcolm X
@funfactory2888
Piers doesn’t call opposition into the show to understand their view points. He call them to explain his view points.
@hh-qz8kv
Piers should be given a Guinness world record for interrupting people , repeating the same questions and driving the conversation into a meaningless empty circle.
@15handersson16
Imagine bragging about bringing people on your show to have uncensored discussion, then talking over them, not letting them answer the question and thus censoring everyone that makes him feel uncomfortable because he knows their point is going to destroy his argument. So frustrating.
@piranha7460
Piers Morgan is turning from the kind of person that people love to hate to the person people just hate.
@filthyracoon5355
Piers does an incredible job of driving conversations into empty repeated circles
@dsper7640
Thank you Hassan for remaining completely calm while piers interrupted his guest repeatedly. Why have someone on your show if you’re going to cut him off even after he politely asks to finish speaking.
@lemonboiyoutube
Watching Piers call people on to humilate them with a prepped script, then post his own Ls has been hilarious
@orangetoes223
I like how they actually played the clips Hassan was talking about. The show could have very easily not done that and made him look like he didn’t know what he was talking about or at least keep it more ambiguous. Honestly Piers subtly makes his guests look pretty good.
@PIBoost
Piers has carved a niche of being “impartial” when he’s really not. He concedes just enough and brings on guests from the other side because it drives views. He will never allow himself to admit that Israel is the root of all of this, he just dances on the line
@sorayasabera
Wow, Piers just exposes himself for who he is but wants to deny he is all the time. He’s extremely rude and unmannered the way he insists on expressing his views but does not allow Hasan to do the same. But that is actually his defence mechanism to suppress his guest’s truth from being spoken. And then he feels offended when he is labelled. Well done to Hasan for his good manners in actually let Piers speak when he insists – unlike Piers who does the opposite – and patience and not retracting his ‘propaganda’ when dealing with baboons. Piers does not host these talk shows to expose the truth – he has it to hear his own voice.
@mh24923
This interview is censored. I watched it live, but was rather sleepy because it was an odd time for me. I returned to this recording so I could re-listen to what Hasan had said about the British and the Balfour declaration to make a very strong argument for his side, only to discover it has been edited cleanly out of this interview. Somebody else had commented on the Bassem Youssef interview that Bassem’s strongest argument had been edited out of the recording, even from the recording of the full show. This is why I made an effort to watch this one live. Piers’ lack of integrity is astonishing! Somebody needs to hold him to account!
@chrisc4boncashapp162
Ultimately a well orchestrated conversation; perhaps guest should be given a timer to respond so that Piers does not have to interrupt and they can phrase their answers in a thoughtful but concise manner.
@jasonk1794
Piers I believe is walking a fine line ensuring he can continue to voice the normally silenced voices of pro Palestine advocates on western media by maintaining his position. Yes, it’s getting him views but I have to say it’s been enlightening hearing some of the guests he’s had on. It’s a deeply saddening and complex situation.
