Having Navi Pillay as chair of a Commission of Inquiry into Israel is like appointing Tommy Robinson chair of a Commission of Inquiry into the UK’s levels of immigration. And yet the BBC and others swallow it whole. Every dam time.

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And there we go. First mention of Hamas is on page 33, by the way.

Various politicians now expressing concern over the need for all to feel welcome here after last weekend's march through London. Most showed *zero* concern in the last 23 months when many Jewish people made clear how massively intimidatory the "pro-Palestine" marches have been.

I loathe Tommy Robinson and his cohort. The MPs, Councillors and others, though, who kept oh so quiet for the last 23 months, and only NOW are moved to speak out about "minorities being intimidated" after a rally through London? We see you. And we see your grotesque hypocrisy.

On Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar, four people have been injured in a car and stabbing attack at a synagogue in Manchester. Yom Kippur is a holiday wherein people ask for forgiveness. I say this without snark or malice: I sincerely beseech those of you,

This is what ‘Globalise the Intifada’ looks like. It looks like murdering two Jews going to pray on the holiest day of the year. If you have ever screamed this phrase, you are complicit.

From terrorists preparing attacks on Jewish communities in Germany to the assault on Yom Kippur in the UK, Europe is facing a wave of terrorism that deliberately targets Jews, and it can no longer be minimized or dismissed as isolated acts of violence. The alarms are always

No, Aaron. Murdering ordinary Jews going to pray is not ‘politically motivated violence’. Attending synagogue on the holiest day of the Jewish year is not a political act. This is antisemitic violence.

The absolute gall of Owen Jones - a man who goes on rants that Zionists, i.e. the vast majority of Jews, are “genocide defenders and apologists.” This is what “globalize the intifada” means. This is the result of your disgusting rhetoric, Owen Jones.

📣 At 7:23pm tonight Yom Kippur ends & many Jewish people will turn on their phones & hear about today’s horrific attack for the 1st time. Let’s flood their feeds & phones with love so they know they're not alone. 👉Share this or your own words at 7:23pm #BritainStandsTogether

One thing I would say about the state and its institutions: recently a UK doctor whose antisemtic screeds include calling for British Jews to be 'held to account' for Gaza, that doctor was deemed fit to keep their job. That is simply not good enough and we should know better.

I've written about today. I'm angry. I hope you will understand and forgive me that anger.

Antisemites blame antisemitism on the behaviour of Jews, when the only people to blame for antisemitism are antisemites.

What Zarah is calling for, in effect, is a single country where Jews are a minority. A majority of Israeli Jews are descended from Middle Eastern countries where they were a minority. They remember what happened to them. I'll give you a clue - it's why they're all in Israel now.

The fact a Palestine Action activist had attacked a police officer with a hammer was known. The fact that the officer’s back was fractured by this was not. Thinking of every single useful idiot, including certain MPs, who tried to claim this was a “non-violent” organisation.

Worth reading if you have any doubt that Palestine Action is a haven for the sadistic terrorists.

Fracturing someone’s vertebrae with a sledgehammer is no-one’s definition of ‘peaceful protest’ & every single one of those claiming Palestine Action are a ‘peaceful protest group’ who have a legitimate place in a democracy are lying devious arseholes

I don't ever want to hear that Palestine Action are a "none violent protest group", imagine saying that about people who fractured a police officers spine by hitting them repeatedly with a sledge hammer. Any Politician who backed them should publicly apologise to the Police.

Today is Holocaust Memorial Day, marking over 80 years since the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau. We remember the 6 million Jewish men, women and children murdered by the Nazis and their collaborators. As survivors grow fewer and antisemitism rises, today is more vital than