"I'm Not Antisemitic” Roger Waters vs Piers Morgan On Israel-Palestine & More

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Roger Waters' views on human rights and the Israel-Palestine conflict

Waters emphasizes his commitment to human rights for all Palestinians and Israeli Jews.

He advocates for equal human and legal rights for all Palestinians and Israeli Jews.

Waters supports a two-state solution, acknowledging its unlikelihood.

He refutes accusations of sex assault and rape, citing a lack of evidence.

Waters points out the lack of attention given to the suffering of Israelis.

Background on Roger Waters and his controversial views

Introduction of Roger Waters as a prominent musician with a history of controversial political stances.

His significant musical career and the lasting impact of his work are highlighted.

His critics' perspectives on his political views are mentioned.

Piers Morgan's past criticism of Waters is brought up.

The topic of cancel culture and its application to Roger Waters is discussed.

Discussion on Roger Waters' father and the impact of his death

Waters discusses his father's experience as a conscientious objector in WWII and his later service.

Details of his father's military service and death are provided.

Waters' commemoration of his father in Anzio, Italy is mentioned.

The impact of losing his father at a young age and its influence on his views is discussed.

Waters explains his father's shift from pacifism to military service and his political beliefs.

Agreement on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and its application to the Israel-Palestine conflict

Both Waters and Morgan express agreement on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Morgan acknowledges inconsistencies in his own views compared to the declaration.

Both reiterate their belief in equal human rights for Palestinians and Israelis.

Morgan emphasizes that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights cannot be selectively applied.

Waters envisions a unified democratic state with equal rights for all citizens.

Debate on the nature of the conflict and the actions of both sides

A clip from Waters' YouTube channel is played, discussing Israel's need to apologize and leave Palestine.

Waters clarifies his statement, emphasizing that those who wish to stay would be welcome as citizens of Palestine.

Morgan challenges Waters' suggestion that Israelis should leave Palestine.

Waters describes his emotional response to the situation in Gaza.

Morgan points out the historical context of genocide against Jewish people.

Discussion on the Hamas attacks and their aftermath

The conversation turns to the Hamas attacks of October 7th, 2023.

Waters avoids a direct condemnation of Hamas' actions.

Waters condemns the killing of civilians, regardless of perpetrator.

Waters' past discussion with Glenn Greenwald regarding the possibility of a false-flag operation is brought up.

Waters questions Israel's delayed response to the attacks.