Thousands gather in London for Palestinian solidarity march following death of journalist

The speaker, identifying as Jewish, opposes the Israeli state's policies towards Palestine, describing them as apartheid. They highlight historical injustices and ongoing issues like annexation and suppression of journalism. The speaker calls for international action against Israeli policies, criticizing support from the British and US governments. They express solidarity with Palestinians and others in occupied regions, pointing out societal double standards and urging clarity on the definition of occupation.

What is the significance of the phrase 'rising up of people who've had enough' in the context of the speech?

What does the speaker call for in terms of media representation and societal standards?