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"Irresponsible to conflate criticism of the actions of Israel with antisemitism" That strident and dim fifth form left pose, angrily adopted. No, this is not the issue. Some, and by no means all, of that "criticism" is indeed antisemitic. See your own party for endless examples.

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One of the Green Party's many, many "red lines" on Israel is an end to all intelligence co-operation. Those links help foil plots on British shores. Talk about "playing politics with people's lives". x.com/rachelmillward…

Shout at a police officer to Free Palestine! Abuse the memory of the Holocaust! The toxic hardcore at Woolwich Crown Court last Friday, aiming to be heard in court as their comrades are up on vandalism charges. The police got no end of abuse, as ever. Still, in a welcome if

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From the party that wastes as much council time as it possibly can on its weird and nasty Israel hatred, as goons shout in support outside the town halls, across the UK. Spare us. x.com/rachelmillward…

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This Green councillor has joined in just today. It's not the old skool far right message alone. It's the sheer insanity. Relations between Israel and the UK, already strained, are now deteriorating under Andy Burnham. 5/6

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Speitan thinks he is a Jewish fig leaf. Instead, he only discredits her even more. In this interview, he claimed Israel is *worse* than the Nazis and then decided he could expel it from nothing less than humanity. This is a man who has claimed the arson attack on Jewish

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“Our systems are dictated.” “The cost of living” – blame them. “The Zionist lobby” has “bought” MPs, who are now “compromised”. The echoes are deafening. From the National Front to the ultra racist and former KKK leader David Duke. 2/6

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"It is a more extreme position than the Palestinian Authority’s own approach, which calls for a two-state solution. One British party in the 1970s and 1980s held the same position: the National Front." "We cannot continue to keep company with them while they choose this path.” x.com/SheffieldStar/…

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Lubna Speitan in typical form at a rally for the Iranian regime in London earlier this year. Mothin Ali joined this protest. This is his world. 5/6 x.com/habibi_uk/stat…

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Larks with Speitan and Tom Mummery and Anika Zahir of "The Canary", the hopefully now truly defunct purveyor of antisemitic hatred. 3/6

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First of all, on top of his shameful record of support for Hamas and the Houthis, Ali backed the ignominious "Zionism is racism" motion. Well, yes. Here he is at a London anti-Israel march last summer with Lubna Speitan, its author and the main hatred community leader in the

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Speakers at the London events starring Usmani included the Islamist MP Shockat Adam, the extremist preacher Haitham al-Haddad, MEND founder Sufyan Ismail, Muslim Charities Forum CEO Fadi Itani, and Sohail Hanif of the National Zakat Foundation. Islamic supremacist arguments for

Has shouting at lorries this morning at Tilbury Docks, near London, led to a Free Palestine? Any breaking news from Ramallah yet? "Smash the Zionist settler state!" Always the same dismal zombie hatred cult chants.

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Maybe this could help the Green MP Ellie Chowns with the fanatics? Here she is at a meeting with Francesca Albanese, the UN's antisemitism leader, in Parliament earlier this month. Her company included the Islamist MPs Shockat Adam and Iqbal Mohamed, Labour's Andy McDonald, and x.com/daisyeastlake/…

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That speaker also invoked Ghassan Kanafani, a leader of the PFLP terrorist group. It earned notoriety in the 1970s for a string of attacks on civil aviation, including the massacre of civilians at Lod airport in Israel. What a guiding light, eh. 2/6

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Hamas likes him right back. Here he is with their leaders in Qatar in December 2023, given pride of place. 5/7

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Other speakers at the Waqf event included Sufyan Ismail, the founder of the Islamist pressure group MEND, Muslim Charities Forum CEO Fadi Itani, and Sohail Hanif of the National Zakat Foundation. Ismail Patel of “Friends of al-Aqsa”, the Birmingham extremist preacher Zahir

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There's no doubt at all about where Usmani stands on the Hamas racist terrorists. He is with him all the way. Watch how he does it at this event in Pakistan in 2025. "See what the Quran says about Jews." "Fight the leaders of disbelief!" Unlike weak Muslim rulers, he adds. 4/7

The "yoke of servitude" to the West, including Britain, or Hamas? "Hamas!" That's the pick of the prominent Pakistani religious figure Taqi Usmani. “Allah has chosen these mujahideen to remove those yokes." Who would want to listen to him in the UK? Quite a few. 1/7

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It is true that there is an antisemitism crisis in Britain. It is also true that people in many political camps are coming to see it, with clear eyes. This camp is one of the most important at present. Walking away is doing just the right thing. 🙏 x.com/FayeBrownSky/s…