A journalist confronted Lubna Speitan, the British-Palestinian community organizer and activist who proposed the resolution adopted by the Green Party stating that Zionism is racism and calling for one Palestinian state from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea, effectively calling for the eradication of the Jewish state.

In the footage, Speitan is seen flanked on her right by Ahmed Alnaouq, a member of Hamas whose brother, Ayman Alnaouq, was a Hamas terrorist killed by Israeli security forces in 2014 and whom Alnaouq referred to as a resistance fighter. Hamas posted a martyr photo of Ayman in which he is pictured wearing the green Hamas headband and holding a rifle.

“I came to understand that resistance fighters are nothing more than young people who loved life and loved their homeland, but left their comfortable lives and joined the resistance to confront the Israeli occupation and defend their homeland and land that had been taken from them since the Nakba of the Palestinian people in 1948,” Alnaouq told an Arab media outlet in 2017.

Another acquaintance of Alnaouq is Yuval Abraham, one of the creators of “NAZA,” an anti-Israel documentary that alleges, among other things, that the IDF deliberately plans strikes to maximize civilian casualties. Abraham has had a longstanding relationship with the Hamas member, considering him a close friend and colleague.

To Speitan’s left is another activist, Amro Tabari, “who screeched ‘Zionist scum’ at Jews in Brighton,” according to Heidi Bachram, an ally of the Jewish people who posted the video.

Speitan refused to engage with the reporter.

In the video, he asked, “How do you risk not alienating Jewish people and making your motion feel like they’re antisemitic? What does your motion mean for the Jewish community? Is this going to affect millions of Jews? Are you effectively branding them racist? Are you effectively branding Jewish people racist? Don’t Jews have rights as well?”

“Not taking questions,” Speitan answered.