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Andrew Dickens: The aftermath of Bondi · Early Edition with Ryan Bridge

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  Speaker 1: I was pretty blue yesterday. Yesterday was a sad, morose
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  Speaker 1: day reflecting on what happened in Bondai, the Jewish deaths
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  Speaker 1: and their horror, and it was made worse by this
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  Speaker 1: never ending stream of video coverage from every angle. Never
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  Speaker 1: has a massacre been as documented and then distributed as this.
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  Speaker 1: It's the power of citizens who basically have broadcast studios
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  Speaker 1: in their phones. Right now, we have video after video
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  Speaker 1: spread by the very social media that Australia banned for
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  Speaker 1: the under sixteens this past week, and we saw the victims,
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  Speaker 1: the dead and the dying, and those being given CPR
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  Speaker 1: in their summer shorts and their flip flops, ready for
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  Speaker 1: a day of family fund by the sea. They looked
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  Speaker 1: like us because they are us, and the father and
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  Speaker 1: the son they looked une remarkable, portly fat on the
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  Speaker 1: life of comfort Australia has given them, and yet they
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  Speaker 1: did what they did the face of evil itsel off
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  Speaker 1: and banal. Now are you beginning to think these days
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  Speaker 1: that Winston Peters knew what he was talking about when
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  Speaker 1: he refused to back a state of Palestine earlier in
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  Speaker 1: the year. I was one of the few who did agree.
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  Speaker 1: There is no state. There was no governing authority or
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  Speaker 1: governance legitimacy. But underneath it all there was no indication
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  Speaker 1: that the Palestinians wanted peace, and his concern that her
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  Speaker 1: mass was still armed and recognition could push her mass
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  Speaker 1: and their supporters to a more hardened position. That's what
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  Speaker 1: Winston said. So in the wake of the killings, there
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  Speaker 1: was a Jewish block that I saw on the phone
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  Speaker 1: in front of the dead and the dying, and he
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  Speaker 1: let rip. He talked about October the seventh, He talked
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  Speaker 1: about the harmas atrocity, and then he railed about Alberanesi
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  Speaker 1: and all the other states and statesmen who then sent
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  Speaker 1: money to Guaza and made virtue signaling noises about state
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  Speaker 1: recognition and Lovererhold, what do we see? An angry, empowered people,
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  Speaker 1: big grudge, still adopting a hardened position. Benjamin Nettinnah, who
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  Speaker 1: wrote to Alberenzi back in August, He warned that Australia's
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  Speaker 1: moves to recognize the Palestinian state poured fuel on the
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  Speaker 1: anti Semitic fire and emboldened those who menace Australian Jews
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  Speaker 1: and encourages the jew hatred which now stalks you a
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  Speaker 1: street now, was Nettannaho wrong? Apparently we have a peace process.
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  Speaker 1: Obviously it's not working. Apparently the endgame for the end
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  Speaker 1: of violence between these two faiths is a two state solution.
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  Speaker 1: But can we rarely see these two people co existing
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  Speaker 1: anytime soon. For more from Early Edition with Ryan Bridge,
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