We, the undersigned, express our deep concern and disappointment regarding the recent interview conducted by Julia Hartley-Brewer with Palestinian MP Mustafa Barghouti on TalkTV. The interview, which has been widely criticized as "racist" and unprofessional, raises serious questions about journalistic ethics and the treatment of guests on media platforms.

During the interview, Julia Hartley-Brewer displayed visible anger and repeatedly interrupted Mr. Barghouti, preventing him from expressing his views fully. Her dismissive comments, particularly insinuating that Mr. Barghouti might not be accustomed to women talking, were not only unprofessional but also raised concerns about sexism and racism.

Furthermore, the interview concluded with Hartley-Brewer stating, "Sorry to have been a woman speaking to you, but there you are," which further indicates a lack of professionalism and respect for the interviewee.

We believe that such behavior is unacceptable for a journalist, and it undermines the principles of fair and unbiased reporting. We call on Julia Hartley-Brewer to take responsibility for her actions and step down from her role as a TV presenter.

This petition aims to draw attention to the need for accountability in media, particularly in instances where the conduct of journalists raises questions about their professionalism and adherence to ethical standards. We urge media regulatory authorities, including Ofcom, to thoroughly investigate this matter and take appropriate action.

By signing this petition, we demand the resignation of Julia Hartley-Brewer from her position as a TV presenter, as her actions have not only tarnished the reputation of the media outlet but have also contributed to the erosion of journalistic integrity.

We believe in the importance of a free and responsible press that adheres to ethical standards and treats all guests with respect, regardless of their background or beliefs. Julia Hartley-Brewer's conduct during the interview with Mustafa Barghouti falls short of these standards, and we call for immediate corrective action.