If Iran does attack Israel over the course of this weekend, it is overwhelmingly obvious that we will see a whole bunch of people here in the UK openly celebrating that attack.

20,000 Jewish civilians were executed in a ditch outside my birthplace, Bobruisk, Belarus in one day in 1941.

Leave my dead ancestors out of your mouth. Find a different way to slander the Jewish state.

I don’t know how to tell Norovirus this, but most Jews in this country (ie. not the ones they know) quite like Israel existing. So listing a bunch of wealthy Jewish people who have given money both to Labour & to a UK charity connected to Israel isn’t the gotcha they think it is.

The people who say that Jews are 'weaponizing antisemitism' in order to silence criticism of Israel are almost always people whose criticism of Israel is that it has not dissolved itself, opened its borders, and changed its name to Palestine.

Argentina’s highest court finally rules Iran murdered 84 Jews in Buenos Aires truck bombing 30 years ago. This is why our communal security looks as it does today. CST BBC News (UK).

Yes, I think this best sums up the Grauniad's front page headline today.

That's a pretty massive 'error', isn't it

Which would go some way towards explaining why there appears to have been zero pressure from the US on its ally Qatar to, oh I don’t know, expel the leaders of Hamas who live there in incredible luxury?

This Pesach, we are joining Board of Deputies of British Jews in urging families to set an extra place at their seder table for one of the more than 100 men, women, and children still held hostage by Hamas.

#SederSeatForAHostage #BringThemHomeNow

For more info, visit: bod.org.uk/sederseat

This pretty much sums up the filth that is the DSA

Just saw Feyd-Rautha

Wait, Haifa has an airport?

I heard Churchill sent out Apache Helicopters to quell the Chartists

An update from Sky News.

Can we take a second to consider exactly how Hamas are in a position where they are able to think they are 'in the driving seat at the moment', and of course, are 'inclined to reject a new ceasefire deal'?

“It’s very emotional. It's a feeling of warmth to know you’ve ‘adopted’ Michel,” said hostage Michel Nisenbaum’s niece, Ayala Harel. Over 100 synagogues are taking part in the Board’s Adopt-A-Hostage scheme.

thejc.com/news/uk/hostag…