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Another pro-Hezbollah Al Quds Day March in London, and a Zionist counter-protest
Once again London witnessed the disgraceful spectacle of thousands of terror-supporting pro-Hezbollah marchers in the heart of London, after the pusillanimous refusal of the British Home Secretary Sajid Javid to ban Hezbollah in its entirety, including its “political wing”. Such … Continue reading
Ken Livingstone resigns from Labour, letting Corbyn off the hook
Former London Mayor “Red” Ken Livingstone has had his name immortalized as the chief proponent of the “Livingstone formulation“,as described by David Hirsh: It is a means of refusing to engage with an accusation of antisemitism; instead it reflects back … Continue reading
More on anti-Israel media bias re Gaza, plus a mea culpa
This is the gift that keeps on giving, the subject that never dies away. As I have written previously, and especially in this latest round of clashes in Gaza, the automatic bias in international forums against Israel is almost Pavlovian. … Continue reading
Posted in Antisemitism, Defence and Military, Incitement, Media and journalism, Terrorism
Tagged BBC, Channel 4, Col. Richard Kemp, Gaza, Hamas, media bias, riots, terrorists
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Why does the world so enjoy accepting Hamas’ narrative? I am furious!
I was going to write about the fantastic opening ceremony of the American Embassy in Jerusalem yesterday but Hamas in their execrable way managed to steal the limelight from Israel’s glory and turned it into all about them. Because G-d … Continue reading
Mahmoud Abbas’ antisemitism emerges in full force
Anyone who keeps up with Middle East politics cannot help but know that Mahmoud Abbas is an antisemite. He usually manages to keep his bias hidden within his fancy suit, but he was always a Jew-hater and he still is … Continue reading
The Labour Party antisemitism saga continues
One would have thought that the antisemitism scandal in the British Labour Party would finally have been dealt with by now, rooted out at source. But nothing seems to have changed. It appears that Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn simply cannot … Continue reading
