Watch: Javier Bardem interrupted mid-speech on Gaza as talk show cuts to commercial break

Watch as Javier Bardem is interrupted whilst condemning Israel 's actions in Gaza when the show's host cuts to a commercial break.
Appearing on The View on Monday (16 June), the star said he 'suffers on a daily basis' when he sees images of Palestinian children 'being murdered" by Israel, which he said is 'committing a genocide'.
The ABC chat show begins to cut to commercial, with the music beginning to play over Bardem whilst he says 'we must denounce when we have to denounce'

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