Piers Morgan debates UK leader of Islamic Extremist group Hizb ut-Tahrir

Sky News Australia host Piers Morgan engages in a fiery debate with Abdul Wahid, who leads the UK branch of Islamic Extremist group Hizb ut-Tahrir while also continuing as a British GP.

Mr Morgan battered the Islamic Extremist group’s leader with multiple pressing questions on the terror attacks against Israel on October 7 as Mr Wahid refused, multiple times, to denounce Hamas.

Abdul Wahid was also pressed on if he thought the Islamic system would be a good thing if governed in the UK, to which he responded by claiming it was the only system which had brought peace to Jews, Muslims and Christians in the Middle East.

Additionally, Mr Morgan accused the Hizb ut-Tahrir leader of “censoring” after he refused to acknowledge the atrocities of Hamas on October 7.

Mr Wahid claimed he had, instead, seen videos of Hamas telling their viewers to not harm women or children.