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Hitting back at the UN
Perhaps under the influence of US Ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley, who has taken a staunchly pro-Israel stance and has castigated the UN several times for its anti-Israel bias; or maybe because of the wave of terror attacks hitting … Continue reading
Knaves rush in where the authorities fear to tread
As I wrote in my previous post, political correctness has severe consequences. The West in general, not just the British, are slaves to PC-ness and the worst possible thing that one could do to them is to accuse them of … Continue reading
The Al-Quds Day rally and pro-Israel counter-protest
Despite the protests and petitions, the hateful, hate-inspired and hate-preaching Al Quds Day rally took place in London as planned. But it did not go unmet. The British Jewish community held a strong counter-protest with some excellent speeches, and then … Continue reading
Despite the terror attacks, the Al-Quds march of hate to take place in London
One would have thought that after the three recent ISIS-inspired terror attacks in England – two car rammings in London and a suicide bombing in Manchester, the police or the Mayor of London would have cancelled permission to hold the … Continue reading
Posted in Antisemitism, support Israel, Terrorism
Tagged Al-Quds Day, Hamas, Hezbollah, Kay Wilson, London, Sadiq Khan, terrorism
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The British elections – what went wrong?
Almost right up to election day most of us were feeling pretty blasé about the British elections. Theresa May was sure to get in with an even larger majority than she had before. After all, who would vote for that … Continue reading
Posted in Antisemitism, International relations
Tagged antisemitism, Board of Deputies, Britain, Conservatives, elections, Jeremy Corbyn, Jonathan Arkush, Labour Party, Theresa May, UK
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Antisemitism updates
The celebrations and festivities are over (for now) and it’s back to normal programming. I’ve not been online much these past few weeks (family stuff) so it’s time to catch up on all the horrible stuff out there (not necessarily … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Antisemitism, Incitement, Lawfare and Delegitimization
Tagged academia, antisemitism, France, Jeremy Corbyn, Linda Sarsour, Manchester, Muslim antisemitism, Sara Halimi, suicide bomb, terrorism, UCU, UNESCO, WHO
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