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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
Hamas March of Return II: So sorry we didn’t die
Over the weekend Hamas tried a similar stunt to last week’s attempted swarming of the Gaza-Israel border. This time they burned thousands of rubber tyres to create a literal smokescreen in order to hide their next attempted invasion in what … Continue reading
Jeremy Corbyn fuels the antisemitism fire by Jew-baiting
The British Labour Party’s antisemitism crisis is going from bad to worse, and is totally not helped by the leader Jeremy Corbyn’s idiotic, if not malicious behaviour towards the Jewish community. His latest antic was to attend a “Third Seder” … Continue reading
Posted in Antisemitism, Incitement, International relations, Judaism
Tagged anti-Zionism, antisemitism, British Jewish community, hard Left, Jeremy Corbyn, Jewdas, Labour Party, Pesach, Seder
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The horrifying scale of antisemitism in the British Labour Party
Although this isn’t news any more, (I have written about it on this blog several times) it still bears repeating and stressing: antisemitism in Britain’s Labour Party is rising to unprecedented levels, to a stage where Jews do not feel … 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
