🔴 The BBC featured the crying sister of a Palestinian prisoner but failed to mention her brother was serving four life sentences for his role in a suicide bombing telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/10/1…

A reminder that in the summer Oxfam arranged for this little shit to be feted by fawning MPs at an event in Parliament.

The PM and Home Secretary have visited the offices of the CST, meeting with staff and pledging action, not just words, ob tackling antisemitism in the UK in the aftermath of the Manchester synagogue atrocity. Spoke with the PM after for ⁦Jewish News⁩

Speaking to the JC at a CST event where the prime minister announced an additional £10 million in funding to protect the Jewish community, Keir Starmer acknowledged that the chant “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” is antisemitic.

Absolutely horrifying to see this attempt to shut down an event at LSE about 7th October sexual violence. I can only imagine how Jewish colleagues and students must feel about the unhinged levels of antisemitism we are seeing on campus. instagram.com/p/DP3cBmlDb99/…

We face a rising tide of antisemitism throughout the UK. Now, up to £10 million in new funding will help protect Jewish communities - but we must go further to fight for a society that is free from hatred and violence. As your Home Secretary, I am committed to this fight.

Imagine the UNITED KINGDOM being unsafe for football supporters! We are broken #AVFC avfc.co.uk/news/2025/octo…

I’ve been to loads of high risk games at Villa Park and I don’t believe for a second that WMP can’t police this one. But if they really aren’t up to the job then move the match somewhere else news.sky.com/story/maccabi-…

Looks like Palestinian Action to me

I’m an Aston Villa season ticket holder. This is grotesque.

This is a terrible decision, not something we should be celebrating. Politics and sports should never mix. Imagine how the Jewish community of the West Midlands must be feeling right now. The West Midlands is better than this. I believe in a better Britain than this.

Hours after you’ve made that commitment, here’s an *actual* test. One where you can prove - not just to Jews but to so many utterly sick of this culture of intimidation that has been allowed to fester - you’ll back up words with actions. Enable Maccabi fans to watch their team.

This is the wrong decision. We will not tolerate antisemitism on our streets. The role of the police is to ensure all football fans can enjoy the game, without fear of violence or intimidation. bbc.co.uk/sport/football…

This line got to me. “All animals are equal but some are more equal than others” #Orwell West Midlands Police let the fans come.

Statement from the Aston Villa Jewish Villans supporters’ club, of which I’m proud to be honorary president: “In the summer of 1938, on a tour of Germany, the name Aston Villa became famous around the world, as the only visiting team who refused an official request to perform

Safety of Villa fans... The fear was not Israeli fans coming to support their team. The fear was the rowdy mobs coming to "protest" and intimidate. The same people calling for "peace" whilst chasing down people based on their religion here in the United Kingdom! Led by you....

Wow

How are we to see this decision other than West Midlands Police caving to the threat of violence?

Aston Villa match is about who controls the streets of UK’s 2nd largest city. The football is a very red herring.

The Prime Minister is right. Fans should not be prevented from attending a football match in our city because of threats or violence. I told the Chief Constable over a week ago that I did not believe a ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans was the right action & that remains my view. 1/2