alon-lee green, co-director _ way to move forward. ing _ way to move forward. alon-lee green, co-director of standing together. - co—director of standing together. really grateful of you being with us on the programme tonight. thank you. rosa and rodney are with us. rosa, underlining just how far apart both sides are here. once again civilians caught up in this tragedy already being asked to move and then the difficulty of getting aid to the people that need it right now even more difficult tonight.— more difficult tonight. that's ri . ht. more difficult tonight. that's right- there _ more difficult tonight. that's right. there is _ more difficult tonight. that's right. there is another - more difficult tonight. that's i right. there is another element more difficult tonight. that's - right. there is another element in there, the ability of pretty right wing extremist elements inside israel to hijack this whole agenda. as your previous guess was saying, these men might not speak for mainstream is really but inside the israeli governmen

alon—lee green is co—director of standing together — a social movement that brings israeli and palestiniane why he attended the protest in tel aviv. we are in the streets tonight protesting because we're facing a government of death, a government that is willing to sacrifice their hostages to sacrifice the lives of israelis in sake of their hatred towards palestinians, in sake of their willingness to continue this war, to make it an endless war, just because they hold messianic ideas, they hold kahanism ideas. and we are hundreds of thousands of people tonight in the street demanding a ceasefire, demanding an agreement to release the hostages. and i think this is for sure the largest demonstration since the war started on october 7th. possibly the largest demonstration. but there have been demonstrations, possibly every weekend since the war started in october. do you believe that this will make a difference, that you will be able to exert pressure on prime minister netanyahu and his government to try and reach a deal? first, we have no choice. it is completely, completely overwhelming and

joining me now is alon—lee green, co—director of standing together, an israeli—palestinian group.ions tonight? what are your reflections toni . ht? �* , what are your reflections tonight?— what are your reflections toniaht? a ., ,, tonight? as we approach eight ears tonight? as we approach eight years since — tonight? as we approach eight years since the _ tonight? as we approach eight years since the 7th _ tonight? as we approach eight years since the 7th of- tonight? as we approach eight years since the 7th of 0ctober| years since the 7th of october attacks, i could not feel more lost, seeing the last devastating two weeks, the fact we are still 101 israeli hostages held in dazzle, the fact we are yet to reach a ceasefire, the fact that our prime minister benjamin netanyahu and as extremist government are coming to the 7th of october smiling, selling of stories about winning, about total victory, this is devastating to the entire israeli society at the moment. we know there is no such thing as total victory. we know that nothing can be complete as long as we have 101 citizens th

alon—lee green is co—director of standing together — a social movement that brings israeli and palestinianher. he's been telling me why he attended the protest in tel aviv. we are in the streets tonight protesting because we're facing a government of death, a government that is willing to sacrifice their hostages to sacrifice the lives of israelis in sake of their hatred towards palestinians, in sake of their willingness to continue this war, to make it an endless war, just because they hold messianic ideas, they hold kahanism ideas. and we are hundreds of thousands of people tonight in the street demanding a ceasefire, demanding an agreement to release the hostages. and i think this is for sure the largest demonstration since the war started on october 7th. possibly the largest demonstration. but there have been demonstrations, possibly every weekend since the war started in october. do you believe that this will make a difference, that you will be able to exert pressure on prime minister netanyahu and his government to try and reach a deal? first, we have no choice. it is completely, com

joining us now on the line is alon—lee green, co—director of standing together — a social movement thatian communities together. he's at the protest in tel aviv. tell us why you are in the streets tonight protesting. irate streets tonight protesting. we are on the _ streets tonight protesting. - are on the streets protesting because we are facing a government of death, a government of death, a government that is willing to sacrifice the hostages. sacrifice the lives of israelis and for the sake of their hatred of palestinians and their willingness to continue this war and to make it an endless war because they hold ideas where hundreds of thousands of people are in the streets demanding a cease—fire, demanding to release the hostages and they think this is for sure the largest demonstration since october seven. , seven. there been demonstrations i seven. there been i demonstrations every seven. there been _ demonstrations every weekend since the war started in october, do you believe that this will make a difference and that she will be able to exert pressure on prime minister benjamin

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