earlier i spoke to hannah weisfeld, founder of yachad uk — a britishjewish organisation which supports member of the palestinian delegation for hands of peace, which empowers american, israeli and palestinian youth to become agents of change. both attended sunday's vigil and told me more about their experience. well, i think that one of the big challenges here in the uk has been that as the war has got worse and worse, people feel more and more divided, more and more polarised. and actually it's very hard to find common ground and to be in central london with thousands of people and people like hamza and israelis and palestinians speaking together, it's actually visually quite powerful because there is a sense that you cannot stand in solidarity with each other. and we've reached this almost crisis point in terms of, i mean, notjust the conflict itself, but how it gets exported. so, you know, i scroll down my social media feeds and i see one group of people saying, well, there were no people raped or murdered on october the seventh. thank and i see another group of people saying, well,

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