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1:09:53Now PlayingOn this Moats, George Galloway reflects on the day that America died, 60 years on from the assassination of President JFK. Israel and Hamas have agreed to a pause in fighting in Gaza and to allow the release and exchange of hostages after the intervention of Qatar and Egypt. After passing up a peace deal for Ukraine, why aren't the UK and America pushing for a ceasefire and peace in these conflicts? George is joined by Human and Labour rights Lawyer, Prof Daniel Kovalik who was arrested in Cairo for protesting in front of the US Embassy to open Rafah crossing and end genocide in Gaza. The UK's youngest Councillor, James Giles returns to Moats to discuss the suspension handed to him by the UK Government after he co-authored a letter urging MP's to vote for a ceasefire in Gaza and those who vote against it to be held accountable. Creator of Solving JFK Podcast, Attorney and Entrepreneur, Matt Crumpton discusses the 60th anniversary of the public assassination of President Kennedy and what are the prevailing opinions of the American people around the conspiracy of who they believe killed JFK.
Professor Daniel KovalikProfessor, Human & Labour rights Lawyer and AuthorXFacebookInstagram
James GilesJournalist, Leader and Councillor for Green Lane and St James XWebsite
Matt CrumptonCreator of Solving JFK Podcast, Attorney and EntrepreneurXYouTube
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