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Lady Michèle Renouf presents unique excerpts from her film Israel in Flagrante

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First published at 00:35 UTC on January 17th, 2020.

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Former British Army personnel who served in Palestine during the period from 1945 - 1948 give their unique first hand accounts of the dangerous situation at that time. Michele Renouf uncovered their eye witness accounts of Zionist terror organisations, and made a film of their experiences, which has been shown to Parliamentarians in London's Palace of Westminster. This video shows excerpts from her films: Palestine Scrapbook and Israel in Flagrante: Caught in Acts of Swindlespeak, the loss, firstly by stealth then later by sheer brute force, of the indigenous Palestinians' ancestral homeland.

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