Netanyahu Vows To Continue War In Gaza After Death Of Sinwar | #NovaraLIVE

After the death of Hamas leader Sinwar, US President Joe Biden has said it is an opportunity for a ceasefire in Gaza, but Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to continue his war.

Plus: the Assisted Dying Bill has been introduced to parliament this week; and Ash Sarkar appears on BBC Question Time.

00:00 Intro
00:57 Hamas Leader Death Fallout
25:47 New Assisted Dying Legislation
48:41 Ash Sarkar On Question Time

With Michael Walker and Aaron Bastani.
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[leilahmanson]

These liars are desperate to convince us Netinyahu actually wants peace, he wants plenty of things but peace isnt one of those things!

[myla]

Jeez. Starmer is gross. Disgusting. Inhuman and inhumane. Labour, you are sick. Utterly sick.

[saneman]

Actually, Palestine was the only place on earth where Jews were not discriminated against.

[InspiredByEbonyLove]

NO SATANYAHU is the obstacle to a ceasefire.

[naymatunc-rcvs]

it didnt started with hamas
it started 76 years ago
long before hamas
it doesnt depend on names or figures its the desire and will and hope for freedom

[PerceivedREALITY]

Yahya Sinwar fought until his last breath. He will forever be remembered as a true warrior. The resistance lives on.

[arlettineharpy]

Shame on Starmer, a complete caricature, totally removed from reality

[mithilbhoras]

Let's one thing straight: this isn't a war since a war implies that both sides have almost equal opportunity to retaliate. Let's call it genocide, which it has always been.

[farzad]

I thought Sinwar was hiding in his luxurious tunnel hoarding Gazan aid and using hostages as human shield. Yet he a 61 year old was killed fighting till his last breath.

[mikideebank]

Kier Starmer stands for all that is wrong in the World.
He reiterates his willingness to help the USA & Israel in any way whenever he has the opportunity, stating that it’s OUR “moral obligation” - he has no morals or heart, it disgusts me.

[sabiahamid]

Palestine will be free to the river to the sea. Palestine will be free to the river to the sea. Palestine will be free to the river to the sea.

[PeppermintPatties]

Starmer: shame on you, and I didn't vote for you.

[alpheuswoodley]

I certainly won't mourn the death of Kid Starver

[jamestoday]

No two state appartide! Free Palestine!!!

[inceant]

Sinwar reminds me of the british folly in irish revolutionary war. Aaron is wrong, in palestine many boys and men will be sharing the story of a man, knowing death was before him, showed fight in his final moments

[leilahmanson]

The reason these western politicians cannot/will not stop netinyahu??? EPSTEIN ISLAND 🏝️🏝️🏝️

[basdfgwe]

Lol it was never about the hostages. Land gab just needed an excuse.

[barbudo]

Starmer, another lying, oleagenous character! Don't trust him further than you can throw him. He is too far gone!

[castelodeossos]

'Israelis brought it upon themselves, by so mistreating their neighbours, that their neighbours responded with the only thing that was available to them, violence. The Israelis refused to respond to overtures for political negotiations. Hamas made at least ten explicit overtures to the Israelis, to the American president, to George Bush, to Rabin, the prime minister of Israel. Most of these were private. At least ten times, Hamas, between the early 1990s and today, has offered to negotiate and co-exist with Israel, in its [19]67 borders, with certain conditions being met, refugees, things like that, that would be based on internation law and UN resolutions, and fair to both sides, and agreed by both sides. The Israelis and the Americans never responded. They didn’t want to get into a negotiation with Hamas. The idea that Israel is a peace-loving state that just wants to live with its neighbours quietly is not correct. It's not borne out by the behavior of the state of Israel.' Journalist Rami Khouri

[colindant]

What about the rights of Palestinians, Starmer?