Daniella Weiss, leader of the Nachala movement, which seeks to reintroduce Jewish residency to the Gaza Strip, participated in a tense interview with the British journalist Piers Morgan.
During the interview, Morgan asked Weiss to address the reported deaths of over 20,000 Palestinian children since the October 7th massacre.
Weiss replied “I think that the parents should be very careful before they teach the children to hate Jews and to kill Jews,” Weiss stated. “I warn all Arabs from all sides, from all borders — stop educating children to hate.” Weiss accused Morgan of not using his media platform to promote the message against education to hatred enough.
Despite Morgan's repeated attempts to elicit a direct expression of sorrow for the children's deaths, Weiss refused to actually say anything to that effect. "You choose your questions and I answer as I believe is appropriate," she said at one point.
Morgan, growing increasingly agitated, interrupted Weiss and pressed her on the civilian casualties reported in Gaza. “I can feel sorrow for both the Israeli children and the Palestinian children. Why can't you?"
The interview ended with Morgan telling Weiss that she did not care about the number of Palestinian children killed, and that all she wanted was to get rid of the Palestinians and control Judea, Samaria, and Gaza. Weiss concluded by saying, "As you said - the audience will judge."