Jeremy Corbyn speaks to pro-Palestinian protesters at Hyde Park

The transcript is a speech advocating for peace and solidarity with the Palestinian people. It highlights the significance of a poem read by Juliet as a symbol of hope and peace. The speaker expresses gratitude to Stephen Capo for sharing his story of survival and emphasizes solidarity among all people. The speech supports students and academics advocating for Palestinian rights and criticizes ongoing violence and arms trade. It calls for a global movement for peace and justice, urging continuous efforts to demand a ceasefire and end the suffering in Gaza and the West Bank.

What does the speaker suggest the poem read by Juliet should symbolize?

• The end of all wars

• The hopes for peace for the Palestinian people

• The unity of all nations

• The power of literature

Who does the speaker specifically thank for sharing their life story?

• Juliet

• Stephen Capo

• A Palestinian refugee

• A university professor

What is the speaker's message to students demonstrating across the USA and worldwide?

• To focus on local issues

• To know that they have support

• To continue their studies

• To stop their protests

What does the acronym WCNSP stand for according to the speaker?

• War Crimes Need Serious Punishment

• Western Countries Need Strong Policies

• Wounded Children with No Surviving Parent

• World Coalition for New Social Policies

What does the speaker urge people to do to bring about peace?

• To keep speaking out and demanding a ceasefire

• To support military actions

• To remain silent

• To focus on economic growth