Three Years After October 7, The Jewish Activist Mourning the Horror – But Also Opposing Occupation

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Three years after the horrific October 7 attacks, a British Jewish activist has spoken to Zeteo UK about her personal experience of that day, saying she watched with “horror” and “anticipation of things about to get much worse.”In a wide-ranging interview for ‘The Real Question with Shehab Khan’ - Hannah Weisfeld, the executive and a founder of Yachad, a British Jewish organisation which works to push for a political resolution to the Israeli occupation of Palestine, described October 7 as a “cataclysmic moment” while also arguing there will be no lasting peace until there is an end to the Israeli occupation of Palestine. Weisfeld, who has long campaigned for a two-state solution, also discussed the upcoming elections in Israel - arguing a change of government was needed to push for lasting peace. Here are some other topics Shehab pressed Weisfeld on: * The impact of the far-right influence over the Israeli government. * The use of the word genocide * Whether sanctions on Israel have any impact * The chances of a two-state solution.