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Sharri | 7 October · Sharri

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Speaker 1: Live on Sky News. This is Sharry.
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Speaker 2: Good evening, and welcome to this important show on the
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Speaker 2: second anniversary of the October seven terror attacks. Tonight, I'll
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Speaker 2: show you new chilling footage unearthed from the Opera House
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Speaker 2: rally two years ago. Protesters explicitly defend mus and utter
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Speaker 2: chance to kill all Jews. This is the organizers now
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Speaker 2: want to hold yet another heartless rally on Sunday. That
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Speaker 2: exclusive unseen vision in a moment, Also tonight, I sit
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Speaker 2: down with Ellie Sharabi, who speaks about surviving nearly five
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Speaker 2: hundred days as a hostage, extreme starvation, worm infested tunnels,
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Speaker 2: and the tragic moment he found out his wife and
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Speaker 2: daughters had been murdered. His moving interview shortly Also on
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Speaker 2: the show, Ray Hadley and Mihalia.
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Speaker 3: Cash will be here.
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Speaker 2: Ask them if Andrew Hasty should be the next Liberal leader,
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Speaker 2: plus the government's cover up on Isis Brides, and I'm
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Speaker 2: going to ask Ray if the rumors of his radio
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Speaker 2: comeback are true. But first tonight, chilling new footage from
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Speaker 2: that notorious rally on the Opera House steps shows protesters
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Speaker 2: chanting Alu Akba and declaring support for her. Muss saying
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Speaker 2: the terrorists have a right to fight. This extraordinary new
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Speaker 2: vision comes as the Palestine Action Group wants to yet
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Speaker 2: again stage of protest at the Opera House this weekend
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Speaker 2: with the case being heard in court tomorrow. I've also
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Speaker 2: obtained footage of the speech made by Asala Sahara, who
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Speaker 2: was with the Palestine Action Group at the time and
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Speaker 2: she helped organize that Opera House rally. She said in
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Speaker 2: her speech that her MUSS has the right to resist.
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Speaker 2: These comments just two days after one thousand, two hundred
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Speaker 2: innocent babies, children, parents, and the elderly were gunned down
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Speaker 2: in cold blood.
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Speaker 4: So to anyone who comes out with an argument that
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Speaker 4: says her mask is a terrorist organization, let me tell
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Speaker 4: you that can internationally recognize that we Palestinians, as her masked,
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Speaker 4: have the right to resist.
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Speaker 2: She also defended her MUSS as fighting against colonialists, and
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Speaker 2: she urged the crowd to use the word Sahayani, meaning Zionist,
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Speaker 2: and not the word Yahood, which means jew. The current
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Speaker 2: Palatine Action Group organizer Josh Lees also said he supports
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Speaker 2: Palestinians when they fight back now again. These comments were
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Speaker 2: just forty eight hours after the worst massacre of Jews
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Speaker 2: since the Holocaust. But it wasn't only the speakers. The
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Speaker 2: hatred among many in the crowd towards Jews was truly terrifying.
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Speaker 2: This was anti Semitism unleashed. Have a look at the
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Speaker 2: clearest footage yet never broadcast before, and in another clip
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Speaker 2: previously reported so this next one is previously reported by
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Speaker 2: criche a protester yells We're going to kill them all
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Speaker 2: here it is these chants of hatred cannot be defended
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Speaker 2: in the name of free expression. This is blatant anti
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Speaker 2: Semitism that's dangerous in our society. It also makes the
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Speaker 2: city inaccessible for Jews and jeopardizes public security. It's an
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Speaker 2: issue of both physical and mental safety. And it would
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Speaker 2: be simply outrageous and appalling if sensible and rational and
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Speaker 2: educated Court of Appeal judges tomorrow allow a repeat of
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Speaker 2: this despicable and vile spectacle at.
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Speaker 3: Our national icon.
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Speaker 2: Now a reminder, this hatred of Jews at the Opera
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Speaker 2: House was on October the ninth. Two days earlier, on
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Speaker 2: October seven, hundreds of Palestinian terrorists invaded Israel on motorbike,
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Speaker 2: on foot, and on Paraglidis. It was six twenty nine am,
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Speaker 2: two years ago today when they breached the border of Israel.
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Speaker 2: The terrorists stormed Israeli communities, going from house to house
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Speaker 2: to house, shooting every living person and then setting it
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Speaker 2: all alight. They stormed the Nova Music Festival, where three
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Speaker 2: hundred and seventy eight young bright boys and girls were
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Speaker 2: hunted down and killed. In total, one thy two hundred
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Speaker 2: Israelis was slaughtered in a matter of hours by Hermas.
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Speaker 2: The terrorists celebrate it, some ringing their families in Gaza
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Speaker 2: to say just how many Jews they had killed, and
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Speaker 2: a warning this is disturbing. Ye, well your word, don't you, George.
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Speaker 2: There are too many haunting stories to recount, but I
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Speaker 2: often think about little Abigail, just three years old. She
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Speaker 2: was grabbed by terrorists and taken into Gaza alone without
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Speaker 2: her parents.
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Speaker 3: A three year old a hostage for fifty days.
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Speaker 2: Imagine a three year old being separated from her family,
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Speaker 2: from her home, from every comfort, and taken into captivity
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Speaker 2: by cruel terrorists who wouldn't even let her cry or
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Speaker 2: speak a word. When she was eventually released under a
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Speaker 2: hostage deal, she came back to Israel to find out
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Speaker 2: that her parents had been murdered.
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Speaker 3: She was an orphan.
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Speaker 2: Her aunt spoke to me about the anguish of campaigning
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Speaker 2: to free Abigail.
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Speaker 5: After her father was murdered and she crawled out from
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Speaker 5: his body covered in his blood, she went to a
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Speaker 5: neighbor and miraculously he was opening the door to go
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Speaker 5: out and protect the kibbutz, and there was little Abigail,
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Speaker 5: and he put her with his wife and three kids,
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Speaker 5: and they knew each other. Abigail knew this family, and
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Speaker 5: when they were taken off by Hamas terrorists, Abigail was
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Speaker 5: with her. And I prayed that during the whole fifty
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Speaker 5: one days that she was with this woman Hugguard Broditche
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Speaker 5: and she.
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Speaker 3: Was baby Kafir.
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Speaker 2: His brother Ariel and their mother, Shiri Bibas were also
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Speaker 2: abducted by terrorists. We would learn much later that they
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Speaker 2: never stood a chance. Those beautiful little boys nine months
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Speaker 2: old and four years old were murdered in Gaza by
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Speaker 2: bare hands, their bodies in coffins later paraded by her
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Speaker 2: mus on stage in a sickening display before cheering crowds.
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Speaker 3: These murders, these.
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Speaker 2: Kidnappings, are the atrocities that were unfolding when the heartless
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Speaker 2: opera house protests took place where her.
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Speaker 3: Muss was lauded and the mob chanted where's the Jews
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Speaker 3: and kill the Jews.
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Speaker 2: Just forty eight hours earlier, terrorists had hunted for Jews
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Speaker 2: in Israel. And here's what isn't understood enough in Australia
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Speaker 2: is that this isn't about Israel, It's about Jews. Henry
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Speaker 2: iergas real columnist. He writes in The Australian Today that
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Speaker 2: the Manchester terrorist Jihad Alshami didn't have the IDF in
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Speaker 2: his sights when he rammed a car into a synagogue.
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Speaker 2: Henry writes, No, that layer of hypocrisy had been stripped away.
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Speaker 3: What he wanted was to murder Jews.
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Speaker 2: And we're facing the same threat here in Australia where
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Speaker 2: synagogues have been firebombed and targeted. There's no attempt to
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Speaker 2: even hide this, with protesters chanting about Jews and Zionists
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Speaker 2: and into fada. So almost from the day of the
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Speaker 2: Hamas attacks, it exposed a latent, underlying problem in our
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Speaker 2: community where thousands of Australians or people living in Australia
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Speaker 2: clearly didn't share our common Judea Christian values that center
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Speaker 2: on a peaceful existence. Now, Australia has been fighting wars
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Speaker 2: in the Middle East alongside our allies since after the
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Speaker 2: nine to eleven attacks, including against Isis in Iraq and Syria. Now,
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Speaker 2: since that time, and perhaps partly driven by migration, there's
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Speaker 2: a new, deep seated hatred of the Jewish community and Israel.
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Speaker 2: This has spread to universities and other institutions, where it's
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Speaker 2: become popularized as the latest modern trend in protest.
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Speaker 3: Now on the.
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Speaker 2: Surface, it's against Israel. Scratch at it wafer thin, and
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Speaker 2: there's a clear and disgusting exhibition of hatred against the
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Speaker 2: Jewish community. This new opera house footage confirms it. The
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Speaker 2: chance by protesters about hunting for Jews and killing Jews.
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Speaker 2: The absence of clear cut, decisive leadership from October eight
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Speaker 2: onwards allowed the darkest parts of the community, the most UnAustralian.
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Speaker 3: Parts, to rise to the surface.
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Speaker 2: And this anti Jewish sentiment has been bubbling along most
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Speaker 2: weekends at protests in the heart of our capital cities
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Speaker 2: ever since. It's a runaway train of hatred. It's been
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Speaker 2: allowed to get out of control by leaders who should
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Speaker 2: know better, these leaders might give eloquent speeches in Parliament,
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Speaker 2: as we heard from the Prime Minister today where he
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Speaker 2: said all the right things about October seven is.
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Speaker 6: Showing governments stand with Jewish people around the world who
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Speaker 6: feel the cold shadow of history's darkest chapter in any
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Speaker 6: act of any Semitism. We will always stand against any Semitism,
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Speaker 6: as should everyone.
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Speaker 2: But in reality, the nice words of our national leaders
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Speaker 2: today have been rendered meaningless by their actions. I know
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Speaker 2: not everyone wants to hear this, but on the anniversary
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Speaker 2: of October seven, I am going to speak more openly
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Speaker 2: and frankly about the lived experience of life since then.
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Speaker 2: I can't overstate the shock of the past two years
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Speaker 2: to the Jewish community. From the moment we saw that
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Speaker 2: unadulterated hatred on the Upper House steps until now we
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Speaker 2: felt dismay and hurt. Everything we knew. The safety and
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Speaker 2: security of life. Acceptance among our fellow citizens has been
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Speaker 2: ripped away, replaced by fear, anguish and despair. We've been ostracized, isolated,
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Speaker 2: and shockingly betrayed by those at the very top who
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Speaker 2: are supposed to act as guardians of society, protecting civility
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Speaker 2: and upholding the law. It's a massive betrayal when our
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Speaker 2: political leaders allowed this hatred for Jews to become the
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Speaker 2: norm because of votes, politics, and a stunning lack of courage,
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Speaker 2: all unacceptable excuses. There's nothing that justifies what we've been
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Speaker 2: dealing with, what we've been living with, and even worse,
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Speaker 2: politicians effectively encouraged it by falsely demonizing Israel instead of
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Speaker 2: being clear eyed about why Israel remained at war because
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Speaker 2: hostages were in Gaza and the terrorists had not been
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Speaker 2: defeated and were vowing to repeat the atrocities over and
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Speaker 2: over again. Our leaders didn't explain this to the public. Instead,
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Speaker 2: they deliberately vilified Israel, falsely painting it as an immoral
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Speaker 2: aggressor that targeted civilians and was effectively committing war crimes.
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Speaker 2: It's a distorted understanding of events in the Middle East
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Speaker 2: and these lines trick the public into thinking wrong is right.
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Speaker 2: It's a modern day propaganda campaign prosecuted on social media,
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Speaker 2: spreading hate and misinformation. These lies only then exacerbated the
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Speaker 2: racism and hostility toward the Jewish.
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Speaker 3: Community in Australia. Too few.
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Speaker 2: In public life have found the courage to call out
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Speaker 2: this hatred. It's not freedom of expression in the name
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Speaker 2: of multiculturalism, it's pure hatred against fellow Australians. And if
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Speaker 2: you question this, then why do the pro Palestinians want
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Speaker 2: a rally this Sunday? The Arab nations have broadly endorsed
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Speaker 2: Trump's peace plan, Israel has suspended military operations, and even
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Speaker 2: her Mus has agreed to it in principle. So why
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Speaker 2: are their protests The inescapable answer is that they're designed
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Speaker 2: to intimidate the Jewish community on the week of the
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Speaker 2: second anniversary of October seven. Now, again, this was what
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Speaker 2: was chanted two years ago. Over the past two years,
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Speaker 2: my voice has worn thin, appealing for stronger and better leadership,
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Speaker 2: and so absent was the leadership that we convened our
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Speaker 2: Anti Semitism summit in February. Nine of the recommendations were
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Speaker 2: subsequently adopted by Jillian Siegel in her report to government,
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Speaker 2: and yet still no action. Why is it so controversial
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Speaker 2: to stop racism against us? This should be the least
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Speaker 2: contentious action imaginable. The longer this goes on, the more
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Speaker 2: it becomes apparent that it's radical extremists to Islamist hatred
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Speaker 2: allowed to play out on our streets and then supported
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Speaker 2: by a small idiotic band of leftist and professional protesters.
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Speaker 2: But what does also become apparent is that the majority,
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Speaker 2: the vast majority of the quiet Australians are fundamentally disgusted
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Speaker 2: by this aggression and hostility. And also it's clear that
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Speaker 2: the Jewish community has tapped into an ancient dna of
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Speaker 2: resilience and strength drawn from intrinsic values of empathy, kindness,
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Speaker 2: inclusion and tolerance. These are underlying values that Australia treasures,
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Speaker 2: and I pray that a year from now, on the
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Speaker 2: third anniversary of October seventh, the war will be over
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Speaker 2: and we won't be dealing with this same strain of
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Speaker 2: vile intolerance in our country. That those in a position
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Speaker 2: of authority would have found their voice to say enough
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Speaker 2: is enough, and to enforce the law and to ensure
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Speaker 2: that peace returns to our streets so we can stop
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Speaker 2: living in fear protected only by armed security. When Elie
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Speaker 2: Sharabi was released from Harmas captivity after four hundred and
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Speaker 2: ninety one days as a hostage, he looked like a
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Speaker 2: skeletal Holocaust survivor.
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Speaker 3: He was emaciated.
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Speaker 2: He'd experienced unimaginable cruelty at the hands of terrorists in
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Speaker 2: the tunnels of Gaza. Ellie had told the BBC on
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Speaker 2: his release that he was very happy to be coming
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Speaker 2: home to his wife and two teenage daughters.
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Speaker 3: He was unaware they'd been murdered. On October seven.
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Speaker 2: I spoke to Ellie during his J and F sponsored
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Speaker 2: visit to Australia recently, and here's our interview. Ellie, thank
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Speaker 2: you so much for joining us and for sharing your
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Speaker 2: story in such a courageous way. Five terrorists broke into
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Speaker 2: your home and then another five came in as well,
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Speaker 2: plus a commander.
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Speaker 1: Yes, yes, and they, you know, start to break things
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Speaker 1: at our house. We heard them from the safe room.
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Speaker 1: They arrived to the to the door, open it and
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Speaker 1: our dog barked and they got stressed and started to shoot.
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Speaker 1: In the safe room. Leanne was jumping on Noya and
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Speaker 1: I was jumping on your head try to protect them.
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Speaker 1: After ten seconds we show We shouted them to stop
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Speaker 1: and they stopped. Collect our phones. Everybody weren't shocked. Two
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Speaker 1: of them grabbed me and two or three terrorists took
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Speaker 1: Earlean Noya and the hell to the kitchen and immediately
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Speaker 1: when they when they grabbed us. We've told them that
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Speaker 1: Leannoy and the hell have a British passport. They understood that,
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Speaker 1: and until the day I was released, I was sure
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Speaker 1: they're okay.
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Speaker 3: Ellie.
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Speaker 2: You write in your book how you knew you were
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Speaker 2: going to be kidnapped immediately, but because of the way
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Speaker 2: her mask treated Leanne, you know, letting her get dressed,
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Speaker 2: you believed that your family had been saved.
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Speaker 1: Yes, it was all calm in the house. We've done
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Speaker 1: everything they told us, so I was sure they will
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Speaker 1: you know, there will be okay, the terrorists will leave them.
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Speaker 1: And unfortunately, five minutes after I've been kidnapped from the house,
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Speaker 1: they've been slaughtered.
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Speaker 2: That's what you know now that they were killed five
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Speaker 2: minutes afterwards.
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Speaker 1: I understood it was in the hall of the house,
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Speaker 1: but I'm not sure. I haven't. I didn't agree to
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Speaker 1: see some photos from the house of their bodies, so
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Speaker 1: it's not something I want to do.
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Speaker 2: No, No, completely understandable. And of course you didn't know
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Speaker 2: that at the time, and so from that moment on
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Speaker 2: the moment you were kidnapped, you became Ellie the survivor.
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Speaker 1: Yes, you know, the minute I was pushed in the car.
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Speaker 1: I've been you know, I said to myself, now it's
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Speaker 1: a surviving mode and I don't care what's going to
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Speaker 1: happen to me. But I'll come back to my daughters
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Speaker 1: with legs, no legs, hands no hands. I didn't care.
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Speaker 1: I didn't care if they beat me. I didn't care
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Speaker 1: what they're going to do to me. I'm going to
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Speaker 1: come back to Leannoy.
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Speaker 2: And hell, chist didn't know that you could speak Arabic.
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Speaker 2: What were they saying when they kidnapped you? Were they celebrating?
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Speaker 1: Yes, they were celebrating all the time. First of all,
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Speaker 1: the minitry grabbed me from out of the house. I've
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Speaker 1: seen one hundred and fifty terrorists in our neighborhood getting
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Speaker 1: in and out from every house in the neighborhood, filming themselves, celebrating, laughing,
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Speaker 1: riding bikes of children. And they stole our cars from
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Speaker 1: the kibbutz, and one of these cars been used to
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Speaker 1: kidnap me towards Gaza.
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Speaker 2: Ellie, when you arrived in Gaza, you were dragged into
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Speaker 2: this rage filled mob of Palestinian civilians.
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Speaker 3: Did you believe you could have been killed? Then?
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Speaker 1: Yes, it was horrible moment for me. In the minute
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Speaker 1: they gone out from the car, the terrorist, a mob
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Speaker 1: of civilians pulled me out and started to lynch me
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Speaker 1: with their bare hands, kids with their shoes all over me,
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Speaker 1: start to hit me, and I will show it's the end. Fortunately,
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Speaker 1: two Fromas terrorists succeed to take me out of them
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Speaker 1: and got me into the mosque, undressed me there and
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Speaker 1: started to speak with me, and they were in shock.
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Speaker 1: I know Arabic, and I started to answer them everything
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Speaker 1: and they were in shock. They will show them from
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Speaker 1: m I five and from Mozad and all these things.
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Speaker 1: And I was I'm from the army, and I said
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Speaker 1: to them, I'm fifty one years old. I'm not in
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Speaker 1: the army. I'm civilian.
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Speaker 2: So Ellie, you spent most of your time in two
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Speaker 2: different tunnels, and the most horrific conditions were in the
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Speaker 2: second tunnel, where there was no running water, no shower,
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Speaker 2: no toilet, and it just ended up.
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Speaker 3: Being infested with worms. It was just so unhygienic.
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Speaker 2: Can you tell us about how bad those conditions were
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Speaker 2: to live in?
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Speaker 1: It was awful. No running water in the beginning, no gas,
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Speaker 1: no no phone, no food. The agenic was terrible. We
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Speaker 1: got half of cold half bucket of cold water every
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Speaker 1: four weeks, six weeks. It depends, of course, almost no
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Speaker 1: soap to have a shower. And the worms was there.
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Speaker 2: There just was horrible, terrible, And tell us about the
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Speaker 2: hunger and starvation that you experienced during your time in
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Speaker 2: the tunnels.
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Speaker 1: Well, there was loads of things that bothered that, and
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Speaker 1: it was awful. We were chained four hundred and einety
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Speaker 1: one days. I was changing my hands in my legs.
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Speaker 1: This chain, this iron chain tore our flash. Sometimes we
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Speaker 1: were chained to each other and we needed to go
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Speaker 1: to the bathroom together. And it was very humiliating, and
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Speaker 1: they humilitated, humiliated us daily basis, and sometimes it was violence.
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Speaker 1: They broke my ribs once. But the worst thing was
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Speaker 1: the starvation. It's to be hungry. It's something really, really,
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Speaker 1: really bad. For six months, we ate one meal a day.
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Speaker 1: When I say one milli, it's one and a half
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Speaker 1: bit of bread and sometimes a bowl of pasta or
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Speaker 1: a bowl of rice for twenty four hours, something more
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Speaker 1: than twenty four sometimes more than twenty four hours. And
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Speaker 1: and you just wish and and imagine and dreaming about
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Speaker 1: food all the time, and you begging for food from them.
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Speaker 1: But after three weeks that we've seen that our bodies
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Speaker 1: in a bad condition. After three weeks we ate just
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Speaker 1: one meal. I decided to shock them a little bit
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Speaker 1: and to hope that they will give us more food.
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Speaker 1: And so I took a razor and cut my eyebrow
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Speaker 1: and the blood was all over my face. And when
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Speaker 1: I went to the bathroom, I pretend that I am
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Speaker 1: I fainted, and they actually were in shock, and they
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Speaker 1: gave us immediately dates to give us more energy. And
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Speaker 1: for a week after that they gave us another half
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Speaker 1: a bit of bread each day to each one of us.
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Speaker 1: And it was amazing, and it was like a small
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Speaker 1: victory we made in this captivity.
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Speaker 2: But it only lasted a week, yes.
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Speaker 1: Only lasted a week, yes.
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Speaker 2: And then they started starving you again. And all the while,
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Speaker 2: the Hamas terrorists would spend the day just in the kitchen,
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Speaker 2: eating and chatting.
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Speaker 1: Yes, cooking all day, all their food, using all the
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Speaker 1: boxes from humanitarian aid. And we got nothing from this food, nothing,
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Speaker 1: and they ate four or five times a day. We
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Speaker 1: knew each each day that we are not going to
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Speaker 1: be released. It's jeopardize our our life, and I'm happy
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Speaker 1: that I'm released, that I was released on February eight,
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty five. When I got into when I got
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Speaker 1: into Gaza, I was seventy kilos. When I was released,
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Speaker 1: I was forty four kilos.
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Speaker 2: Oh wow, and elioso the cruelty. When you returned to
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Speaker 2: the first tunnel, there was a point where they made
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Speaker 2: you beg for food and they said they'd only give
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Speaker 2: it to you if you recited passages from the Quran.
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Speaker 3: But you wouldn't do that.
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Speaker 1: Yes, they tried to bribe us with food that we
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Speaker 1: can say some sentences from the Quran. And they wanted
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Speaker 1: us to be Muslims, and they said it's the best
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Speaker 1: way to live, and all the war, should you know,
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Speaker 1: all the watch should be Islam. And after they finished
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Speaker 1: with Israel, they will go to France and the United
28:47
Speaker 1: Kingdom and the United States and all the world will
28:50
Speaker 1: be Muslims. That's their vision. And if, of course we
28:55
Speaker 1: refused to say these sentences for us to stay Jewish
29:00
Speaker 1: and israelis was again something we told them, like like
29:05
Speaker 1: we are telling them, we're not going.
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Speaker 7: To do that.
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Speaker 3: Elliott.
29:09
Speaker 2: Points of time, when you in the tunnels, you said
29:12
Speaker 2: you saw the Hamas terrorists watching footage of October seven
29:17
Speaker 2: over and over again on their iPad.
29:21
Speaker 1: Yes, they had had a laptop and they used to
29:24
Speaker 1: watch lots of movies there of October seven. We could
29:28
Speaker 1: hear it from the when we were very close to
29:31
Speaker 1: their what they see, and we could understand it for
29:34
Speaker 1: it could We could understand that it's from October seven,
29:38
Speaker 1: and that was it was very very difficult moment for
29:44
Speaker 1: us not to pay attention to that, and we were
29:48
Speaker 1: knew that they are doing this for, you know, to
29:54
Speaker 1: to terrorized us and psychological two. Yes, that we can
30:01
Speaker 1: be frustrated about nobody's coming for us and all this.
30:06
Speaker 2: Ellie, when you were eventually released, it involved stage managed
30:10
Speaker 2: propaganda from Harmas stomach churning propaganda. We all saw it,
30:15
Speaker 2: and you describe it in your book as well. How
30:17
Speaker 2: there were Palestinian families. It was like a fun day
30:21
Speaker 2: out and you were staggered by the numbers in the
30:24
Speaker 2: crowd who were there watching you on stage.
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Speaker 1: There have been thousands there everywhere around the stage. We
30:33
Speaker 1: actually really really frightening the if it's well got you
30:38
Speaker 1: out of control. Hermasteroist promised us that they will protect
30:43
Speaker 1: us and it will be okay. But it's still you know,
30:48
Speaker 1: you you don't you know, you don't believe it will
30:53
Speaker 1: be that calm. They were shouting, they were they've been
31:00
Speaker 1: of course, allah walk about all the time. You're afraid
31:04
Speaker 1: from the crowd. You just want to finish this last humiliation.
31:09
Speaker 1: I was really really expected seeing Leanne and your hair
31:14
Speaker 1: running towards me. And this is the moment I was
31:18
Speaker 1: dreaming for four hundred and einety one days, and I
31:22
Speaker 1: really just wanted to finish and to be in the
31:25
Speaker 1: idea of hands again.
31:28
Speaker 2: And then when the id official told you that it
31:31
Speaker 2: would be your mother and your big sister Osnat who
31:35
Speaker 2: would be meeting you, and you understood what that meant.
31:40
Speaker 1: Yes, I understood that the wors so nowio happened. Unfortunately
31:47
Speaker 1: I couldn't really, you know, believe that. I didn't want
31:50
Speaker 1: to believe that, but I always dip deep down and
31:56
Speaker 1: knew that it's there's the chances for this and nowI
32:02
Speaker 1: and I was crying a little bit. But after something
32:07
Speaker 1: like five minutes, I told this social worker from the Idea,
32:12
Speaker 1: I want to see my mother and my sisters and
32:15
Speaker 1: my brother, and I knew them they will give me
32:19
Speaker 1: the strengths I need to deal with this new situation
32:24
Speaker 1: and to rebuild my life again.
32:27
Speaker 2: And you didn't really comprehend that they were truly gone
32:32
Speaker 2: until you went to where they were buried near your
32:34
Speaker 2: sister's home.
32:36
Speaker 1: I needed this closure for me to arrive to their graveyard.
32:45
Speaker 1: And it's like like, first of all, to say sorry
32:49
Speaker 1: for October seven and and to tell them that I
32:55
Speaker 1: was I made my promise and I survived this hell
33:05
Speaker 1: and I came back for them. But unfortunately there they
33:12
Speaker 1: didn't survive.
33:13
Speaker 3: You came back to a world without them.
33:16
Speaker 2: They kept you going, They kept you going for the
33:18
Speaker 2: four hundred and ninety one days.
33:22
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, I was sure. I was sure I'm going
33:25
Speaker 1: to see them again, and that motivating me and that
33:30
Speaker 1: I was survived for just to see them again, Ellie.
33:35
Speaker 2: Your life since February, since your release, what's it been like?
33:40
Speaker 1: Wow? I had just six months, very very busy six months.
33:47
Speaker 1: Met President Trump and Prime Minister Kastamer and lots of
33:56
Speaker 1: foreign ministers and parliament men bes in UK, in the
34:01
Speaker 1: United States, in Australia.
34:05
Speaker 3: Ellien, why do you do it? What do you want
34:07
Speaker 3: the world to know?
34:09
Speaker 1: First of all, we cannot forget October seventh. We better
34:14
Speaker 1: not forget something like that. I think October seven was
34:19
Speaker 1: a wake up call for a lot of people of
34:24
Speaker 1: what is the situation in our area and us Hamas
34:31
Speaker 1: so all these things, I'm doing this for a purpose,
34:35
Speaker 1: but most the mainly thing I'm doing this, it's to
34:40
Speaker 1: bring back the remain forty eight hostages that remained in Gaza,
34:48
Speaker 1: and I hope we'll gain this this target very soon.
34:53
Speaker 1: The world leaders, first of all should understand that the
34:58
Speaker 1: hostages must come back, and after that they walk can stop.
35:03
Speaker 1: And when I tell them in the meeting that you
35:11
Speaker 1: can have disagreements with the Israeli policy, no problem, but
35:16
Speaker 1: you cannot give when you have to have a stronger
35:22
Speaker 1: voice against anti Semitism. Those days, you know in Australia,
35:26
Speaker 1: in Britain and the United States, loads of Jewish afraid
35:31
Speaker 1: to walk on the street again in twenty twenty five.
35:36
Speaker 1: So it's unimaginable really to understand that and all these
35:43
Speaker 1: hate crimes against Jews have to stop.
35:47
Speaker 3: They absolutely do.
35:49
Speaker 2: Ellie, thank you so much for sharing your story today.
35:51
Speaker 2: I can only imagine how utterly emotionally exhausted you are.
35:56
Speaker 2: And I'm really grateful that you gave us this time
35:58
Speaker 2: because it is sought it for Australia to hear what
36:02
Speaker 2: you've been through and what you have to say.
36:04
Speaker 3: Thank you, just thank you.
36:06
Speaker 1: So much, thank you very much. It was my big Gunner.
36:11
Speaker 3: Is any incredible?
36:12
Speaker 2: And Ellie's book Hostage it's out today. It is truly
36:17
Speaker 2: the most amazing read. I couldn't recommend it highly enough.
36:21
Speaker 2: I couldn't put it down. I was up all night
36:23
Speaker 2: reading it before our interview. Order it online. All Right,
36:27
Speaker 2: still to come Mikaylia Cash on Isis Brides and the
36:31
Speaker 2: pro Palestinian protests plus Andrew Hasty accused of letting the
36:35
Speaker 2: team down. Well, Ray Hadley will share his thoughts after
36:39
Speaker 2: the break. All right, welcome back and let's bring in
36:46
Speaker 2: now radio legend Ray Hadley. Ray, great to have you
36:49
Speaker 2: as always, get here, get to the pro Palestinian protest
36:53
Speaker 2: in a minute. But let's start with this whole Andrew
36:56
Speaker 2: Hasty Liberal Party saga. He's now on the back bench
37:00
Speaker 2: their best performers.
37:01
Speaker 3: What do you think about this?
37:02
Speaker 2: He was accused today in the party room by an
37:04
Speaker 2: MP I've never heard of, actually of you know, get
37:07
Speaker 2: in the queue of you know, not being a team
37:11
Speaker 2: player effectively.
37:13
Speaker 7: Well, look and they dragged dragged up a blue between
37:16
Speaker 7: Peter Dutton and Andrew Hasty in the last election. Now
37:20
Speaker 7: Peter's a made of mine, but he's like last week's pay.
37:22
Speaker 7: He's gone, so it doesn't matter what blue he had.
37:25
Speaker 8: With Andrew Hasty.
37:26
Speaker 7: Andrew Hasty remarkably resign when his leader said as Home
37:31
Speaker 7: Affairs shadow, you can't talk about immigration hello, and then
37:36
Speaker 7: of course there's the same woman who's waiting twelve months
37:39
Speaker 7: to decide where the net zeros ago in twenty thirty
37:42
Speaker 7: and twenty thirty five. I mean it's look, I know
37:45
Speaker 7: people have gone for different reasons. You sit at Arepa
37:48
Speaker 7: jep of Price Andrew Hasty, but you look at the
37:50
Speaker 7: people on the back bench, their best talents on the
37:53
Speaker 7: back bench, with a few notable exceptions, but it is
37:57
Speaker 7: just remarkable. Then today to Andrew Hasty is sideline. So
38:03
Speaker 7: there's an argument in the Senate about isis brides. How
38:06
Speaker 7: many came did you get involved in giving them passports?
38:09
Speaker 7: The children passports because they were born in Syria. And
38:13
Speaker 7: Tony Burke is unscathed in the Lower House because no
38:15
Speaker 7: one from the opposition asked a.
38:17
Speaker 8: Question about it in question time.
38:19
Speaker 7: If Hasty had been there in that position, he would
38:22
Speaker 7: have unloaded on Burke and probably the Prime Minister with
38:25
Speaker 7: both barrels. We don't know how many brides are here.
38:28
Speaker 7: We don't know how many children are here. We guess
38:30
Speaker 7: that there are six brides, and we don't know the
38:32
Speaker 7: ages of the children. I think, not fathered by the
38:35
Speaker 7: men they joined in the Middle East, but fathered by.
38:39
Speaker 8: Other men were We don't know where are they.
38:43
Speaker 7: Who's looking after them, who's making sure they're not a
38:46
Speaker 7: threat to the community in which they now reside.
38:49
Speaker 2: And not to mention the prime ministers, you know, potentially
38:54
Speaker 2: in my view at least misleading parties.
38:56
Speaker 7: He said, quite clearly, not potentially, he said, we've had
39:00
Speaker 7: no involvement. Well, they got the Lebanon, someone gave them
39:03
Speaker 7: a passport. Someone then produced passports for the children who
39:08
Speaker 7: weren't born here, they're born in Syria. Now, in normal circumstances,
39:11
Speaker 7: you go the United States of America, you have a child,
39:14
Speaker 7: you that regid of the child is being Australian. You
39:16
Speaker 7: try and get the passport as quickly as they got it.
39:18
Speaker 8: It won't happen.
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Speaker 2: Unbelievable and the very first time he was asked about
39:22
Speaker 2: this story in Parliament, when Lee and Mendis broke it,
39:24
Speaker 2: he denied it in a way that sounded like the
39:27
Speaker 2: story was completely untrue.
39:30
Speaker 8: That no involvement with the bride's returning.
39:31
Speaker 7: Well, he has had some sort of involvement, if not
39:34
Speaker 7: certainly Tony Burk's department.
39:35
Speaker 2: All right, let me ask you about these protests, the
39:37
Speaker 2: opera house ones that are planned for Sunday, the pro
39:40
Speaker 2: Palestinian ones.
39:42
Speaker 3: It's up to a court tomorrow, Court.
39:44
Speaker 8: Of appill I've got a view on this. The decision
39:47
Speaker 8: in August for the decision in August for.
39:49
Speaker 7: The Harbor Bridge was taken by her honor in the
39:52
Speaker 7: Supreme Court, Belinda rig Now, who honor was the first
39:55
Speaker 7: woman elevated to be the Chief of the Public Defender's
39:58
Speaker 7: Office prior to taking Silk. Then, of course she's elevated
40:01
Speaker 7: to the Supreme Court bench. So when she made the decision,
40:03
Speaker 7: she'd been on the bench for only thirteen months.
40:06
Speaker 8: I think wiser heads. I can't put words in the mouths.
40:09
Speaker 7: Of her fellow jurists, but I'm pretty sure people were
40:12
Speaker 7: standed by her decision. Remember, on the Friday she said no,
40:15
Speaker 7: I'll give my decision. In the morning she adjourned it
40:18
Speaker 7: and people were saying, what's your journey for? Why couldn't
40:20
Speaker 7: she make a decision based on the information supply.
40:22
Speaker 8: I think they've gone to the Court of.
40:24
Speaker 7: Appeal not because they think there'll be an appeal. I
40:26
Speaker 7: think they want three really wise heads on the Court
40:30
Speaker 7: of Appeal Supreme Court justices to say either she made
40:34
Speaker 7: the right decision or she made the wrong decision, because
40:36
Speaker 7: the decision she made seids a.
40:38
Speaker 8: Precedent at law.
40:39
Speaker 7: And if the Supreme Court Court of Appeal says no,
40:43
Speaker 7: you're not doing it, you're not marching an open house,
40:46
Speaker 7: that's the latest precedent and that'll put things back where
40:49
Speaker 7: they should be.
40:50
Speaker 8: That the streets of Sydney shouldn't.
40:51
Speaker 7: Be taken over in the minute that I've taken over
40:53
Speaker 7: on the Harbor Bridge, or possibly in the Opera House exactly.
40:56
Speaker 2: If the court does allow the protest to go ahead,
40:59
Speaker 2: I mean, it'll be very depressing, very hurtful. But I
41:02
Speaker 2: think then there would be an argument for the Premier
41:05
Speaker 2: to look at the legislation and strengthen the legislation. Because
41:09
Speaker 2: the Court can only make a decision.
41:11
Speaker 3: About the law.
41:12
Speaker 2: The Premier can change the law. And I only say
41:15
Speaker 2: that because of the new footage that I've broadcast tonight.
41:18
Speaker 2: You know, clearly targets Jews, you know, and there's a
41:22
Speaker 2: reference to let's kill all the Jews, and that can't
41:27
Speaker 2: surely that's not defensible as free speech.
41:30
Speaker 7: Well, I think you're probably right if their honor has
41:32
Speaker 7: come up with a decision supporting Justice rig I think
41:35
Speaker 7: the Premier will have to move with the help of
41:38
Speaker 7: his Attorney General if he can wake him up, to
41:40
Speaker 7: do something about this via legislation and do it rather quickly.
41:45
Speaker 7: But I'm hoping that three wise heads on the Court
41:50
Speaker 7: of Appeal will come up with a decision that will
41:52
Speaker 7: be supported I think by the majority of Australians.
41:55
Speaker 3: I agree.
41:55
Speaker 8: We can't have any key on our streets.
41:57
Speaker 3: No agreed, agreed.
41:59
Speaker 2: Now, just before you go, Ray, I read in the
42:02
Speaker 2: Australian Media section.
42:04
Speaker 7: Steve Jackson he takes a very sizable interest in my life, Steve,
42:08
Speaker 7: he does.
42:08
Speaker 2: But I read in the media section this week that
42:11
Speaker 2: two GB, that nine might be looking to sell off
42:13
Speaker 2: two GB. Now if there's a new owner, not necessarily Singo,
42:18
Speaker 2: but if it's Singo or someone else and they say, Ray,
42:22
Speaker 2: we want you to come back to radio. Your talent
42:24
Speaker 2: is extraordinary. What do you say, are you going to
42:27
Speaker 2: would you return?
42:28
Speaker 8: Well, a couple of things if I could just deal
42:30
Speaker 8: with them in order.
42:32
Speaker 7: Firstly, Steve also read a story that I'm still being
42:35
Speaker 7: paid by the nine network, which is true.
42:37
Speaker 8: However, there was a.
42:38
Speaker 7: Non publication order in the disclosure I signed, but someone
42:42
Speaker 7: at Channel nine saw fit to tell Steve Jackson that
42:44
Speaker 7: I'm still being paid. How do I know The blake
42:47
Speaker 7: who told him told me he told.
42:48
Speaker 3: Him so he reached your contract that well in a.
42:53
Speaker 7: Form, yes, but they're still paying me despite that, And
42:56
Speaker 7: so I can talk about it because someone from Channel
42:58
Speaker 7: nine told Steve Jackson I was still getting paid, so
43:01
Speaker 7: and that ends at the end of twenty twenty six.
43:04
Speaker 7: So I have said publicly I owe my career to
43:08
Speaker 7: John Singleton. I was sacked by two well, my contract
43:11
Speaker 7: wasn't renewed in two thousand and one by two year
43:13
Speaker 7: WI Singer threw me a lifeline and then took me
43:16
Speaker 7: from football to the morning program. And if John Singleton
43:20
Speaker 7: owns two GB, I will return. I've made a commitment
43:24
Speaker 7: to him. But other parties who are mentioned. I don't
43:27
Speaker 7: know them. I've never spoken with them. I don't know
43:30
Speaker 7: anything about the interest. And besides that, there's a review
43:32
Speaker 7: by nine Entertainment at the moment on whether they do
43:34
Speaker 7: or don't sell nine Radio, so they may decide to
43:37
Speaker 7: keep it, and in that case, I'll stay retired, but.
43:41
Speaker 3: You would be lw it out of retirement. I think
43:43
Speaker 3: that's good to know.
43:44
Speaker 8: Well, yeah, I'm on the record to say Singo owns it.
43:46
Speaker 7: I'm back for sure. If other people ad it, I
43:49
Speaker 7: don't know because I don't know them and I haven't.
43:51
Speaker 8: Spoken to them.
43:51
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, Well, I think it would be great to
43:54
Speaker 2: have you back on the waves in all ways, right,
43:56
Speaker 2: but the party, I don't so.
43:58
Speaker 8: In the meantime, I don't know if anyone would sh that.
44:00
Speaker 7: I did a charity function recently and Scott Morrison was
44:03
Speaker 7: there and I asked mister Morrison if he missed me,
44:06
Speaker 7: and he said yes, I do, and mister ALBANIZI had
44:08
Speaker 7: just left the room.
44:08
Speaker 1: I don't.
44:09
Speaker 8: I don't think Alba misses me.
44:11
Speaker 2: I would say that's true. Well, you did have a
44:13
Speaker 2: blue with Skomo one time, But story.
44:15
Speaker 8: For you in the past. In the past We're back
44:17
Speaker 8: in love, right.
44:18
Speaker 2: Thank you, see you next week by all right, still
44:22
Speaker 2: to come, MICHAELA. Cash will rip into the pro Palestinian
44:24
Speaker 2: protests that are happening tonight.
44:27
Speaker 3: That's next.
44:32
Speaker 2: Welcome back and let's bring in our shadow Foreign Affairs Minister,
44:35
Speaker 2: Mikaylia Cash. Michaylia, good to see you as always. Now
44:39
Speaker 2: the Albanezy government is refusing to disclose exactly how many
44:43
Speaker 2: Isis family members have returned to Australia.
44:47
Speaker 1: Why this cover up?
44:50
Speaker 9: Well, Shari, it was utterly extraordinary scenes in Senate Estimates
44:55
Speaker 9: today where we are Senator Wong for four hours the
45:01
Speaker 9: most basic questions in relation to the return of the
45:06
Speaker 9: Isis brides and their children, and instead of providing answers,
45:11
Speaker 9: Senator one on behalf of the Prime Minister chose silence.
45:16
Speaker 9: This isn't leadership, this is concealment. And every Australian should
45:20
Speaker 9: tonight be asking themselves what is the Albanesi government hiding?
45:26
Speaker 9: I mean, these are women who made a conscious choice,
45:29
Speaker 9: as you know, Shari, to leave the great country of
45:32
Speaker 9: Australia and join a death cult. We now know that
45:37
Speaker 9: they are back in Australia and instead of providing Australians
45:41
Speaker 9: with answers to the most basic of questions, For example,
45:45
Speaker 9: how many Isis brides have returned? Where security assessments done
45:51
Speaker 9: prior to their return to Australia. What monitoring are these
45:55
Speaker 9: women and their children currently under? But more than that,
45:59
Speaker 9: what is the Albanese government doing shari to keep Australian safe.
46:04
Speaker 9: These women joined a death cult they are now back
46:07
Speaker 9: in Australia. Instead of showing leadership, they chose concealment, they
46:15
Speaker 9: chose silence. It is another disgrace. But I can tell
46:17
Speaker 9: you now if set It Along thinks we're going to
46:20
Speaker 9: stop our questioning, she is sadly wrong, because tomorrow we
46:25
Speaker 9: have the Department of Home Affairs, the department responsible for
46:30
Speaker 9: the return of the Isis brides, and we will continue
46:33
Speaker 9: to demand questions and transparency from this government.
46:38
Speaker 2: It's the most extraordinary thing. Right from the beginning, Albanesi
46:42
Speaker 2: denied this in parliament. I confirmed it that night. They
46:45
Speaker 2: all laughed as you did yesterday and mocked. You know,
46:49
Speaker 2: why are you're getting your questions from sky after dark?
46:52
Speaker 2: And it's true they're now here thanks to Harold Suns
46:54
Speaker 2: for reporting, and yet no answers Mikayla.
46:57
Speaker 9: It is a political cover up, Shari of incredible proportions,
47:02
Speaker 9: a political cover up.
47:04
Speaker 4: It is.
47:04
Speaker 2: Indeed, I want to ask you about the October seventh
47:07
Speaker 2: second anniversary. Today as we speak, there's a glorify the
47:11
Speaker 2: Martyr's rally happening in Bankstown, in Tony Burke's own electorate.
47:16
Speaker 2: Should more have been done to stop this from going ahead?
47:19
Speaker 2: Giving it glorifies terror?
47:24
Speaker 9: Serry, I'm almost lost for words because I listened to
47:27
Speaker 9: your interview with Eli or Ellie, and I also met
47:30
Speaker 9: with Danny today. I don't know what type of country
47:33
Speaker 9: we now live in where there are protests currently taking
47:38
Speaker 9: place as you said, but also that are planned for
47:43
Speaker 9: the foot of the Sydney Opera House that are actually
47:46
Speaker 9: glorifying what occurred on October the seventh two years ago.
47:50
Speaker 9: So let's be clear. What has been glorified tonight is
47:54
Speaker 9: the slaughter of Jewish people by a terrorist organization that
48:00
Speaker 9: is dedicated to the destruction of Israel.
48:04
Speaker 8: So let's speak.
48:05
Speaker 9: New South Wales has a or is meant to have
48:07
Speaker 9: a permit system in place that allows you to express
48:11
Speaker 9: a political expression, however not at the expense of safety
48:17
Speaker 9: or security, and too many times now, Shahi, we have
48:20
Speaker 9: seen a failure of that system. So the answer is yes,
48:25
Speaker 9: if these protests are allowed to go ahead, then yes,
48:29
Speaker 9: the laws must be strengthened because these people, they are
48:33
Speaker 9: celebrating terrorism, They are glorifying a terrorist group that is
48:39
Speaker 9: quite frankly unacceptable in the country that I know to
48:43
Speaker 9: be Australia.
48:45
Speaker 2: So well said, so well spoken. It if only we
48:48
Speaker 2: had your strength and government at the moment. I mean,
48:50
Speaker 2: Tony Burke released the statement, but no action. It's gone
48:53
Speaker 2: ahead to night and just everyone at home the vision
48:56
Speaker 2: you were just watching next to Michayley, that's of the
48:59
Speaker 2: protest that's unfolding tonight in his electric micking.
49:02
Speaker 9: Can I say, Shahi and you you've been going on
49:05
Speaker 9: about this now, articularly for two years. This is a
49:09
Speaker 9: government that, as you said, my god, it's good with words,
49:12
Speaker 9: but judge them by their actions and by their actions
49:16
Speaker 9: quite frankly, when it comes to tackling anti Semitism in
49:18
Speaker 9: this country, they shall be condemned.
49:22
Speaker 3: Indeed, Michaylia Cash, thank you so much for your time.
49:26
Speaker 3: After the break.
49:27
Speaker 2: More details on the special documentary airing tomorrow tomorrow night
49:35
Speaker 2: on Sky News. We're broadcasting an incredible documentary about everything
49:40
Speaker 2: that's unfolded, mostly in the West since October seven. It
49:44
Speaker 2: delves into the influence of Qatar on university campuses. There's
49:48
Speaker 2: interviews with Deborah Messing. It's called October eight. It starts
49:52
Speaker 2: at seven point thirty and it runs right through my program.
49:55
Speaker 2: So I'm going to see you back here on Thursday night. Look,
49:59
Speaker 2: don't miss the documentary. But it has been a heavy
50:02
Speaker 2: day to day for all of us. Take it easy.
50:05
Speaker 3: Here's Paul Murray