Michael Rosen addresses Pro-Palestine protests with poem about children killed in Gaza

The video discusses Sam Rose's response to a school attack in Gaza, highlighting the normalization of horror. It reflects on a 2014 Guardian headline about Israel banning a radio advert that named children killed in Gaza. The speaker emphasizes the importance of not naming or remembering the dead children, suggesting that knowing their names could be dangerous and spread like wildfire.

Who is Sam Rose and what role does he play in the context of the video?

• A journalist reporting on Gaza

• A director at the United Nations Relief and Works Agency

• A politician in Israel

• A teacher at a school in Gaza

What does the term 'normalised horror' refer to in the video?

• The regular broadcasting of horror movies

• The normalization of peace talks

• The acceptance of violence as a regular occurrence

• The routine of daily life in conflict zones

What is the main message conveyed about the children in the second section?

• The children should be celebrated

• The children should remain nameless

• The children should be educated

• The children should be relocated

Why does the video suggest that knowing the names of the children could be dangerous?

• It could result in media censorship

• It could cause economic instability

• It could spread like wildfire

• It could lead to political unrest

What is the repeated emphasis in the final section of the video?

• To remember the dead children

• To name the dead children

• To celebrate the lives of the dead children

• To avoid naming or thinking of the dead children