I am tired of standing before good Jewish people to offer condolences and expressions of solidarity. Words are not enough. We must do what is necessary to keep us all safe.
We know the evil we face. We see it. We know how it operates, how it abuses our democracy, and subverts our institutions.
Radical Islamism is a threat to Western civilisation. It is incompatible with British values of freedom, equality, and the rule of law.
Action means breaking up extremist networks that radicalise our youth, safeguarding Jewish communities, stopping protests from becoming platforms for violence, and revoking visas from foreign students who celebrate antisemitic terror.
As Jewish families across Britain gather to celebrate Chanukah, we do so this year with heavy hearts, after the horrific scenes in Sydney, where people were murdered simply for being Jewish.
These were targeted attacks, driven by the same ancient hatred that has resurfaced with frightening confidence across the world, including here in the UK.
The attack at Heaton Park in Manchester was an act of terror that brought fear to an anguished community already living with a disturbing rise in antisemitism. We need truth, courage and moral conviction more than ever.
Chanukah is a story of resilience, courage, and the refusal to surrender. This time last year, we called for the return of British hostage Emily Damari. This year, we can finally say she is home, along with all the living hostages. That is something to celebrate and it is a reminder that even after the darkest nights, light can return.
Chag Chanukah Sameach.
Two years ago today, the world watched in horror as Hamas terrorists unleashed one of the darkest days in modern history - the barbaric massacre of innocent men, women and children in Israel.
October 7th was not just an attack on Israel. It was an attack on humanity, on decency, and on every value we hold dear.
Israel is the world’s only Jewish state: a nation that rose from the ashes of the Holocaust and is built on the determination of the Jewish people.
Throughout its history, Israeli's have faced hatred, war and terror. Yet it stands strong - a democracy, a beacon of resilience, and a loyal ally in a turbulent region.
Two years on, we must be honest: the same hatred that fuelled the atrocities of October 7th still festers today.
We see it in the so-called “protests” that too often turn into hate marches on our streets.
We hear it in chants to “globalise the intifada.”
And we saw it again, tragically, in the appalling terrorist attack on the Jewish community in Manchester last week.
It is shameful that in recognising a Palestinian state, the Government has rewarded the terrorists that perpetrated the 7th October atrocities.
Appeasement does not work.
And as we remember this painful anniversary, we must not forget the 48 hostages still held in Gaza. Their suffering is a moral stain on the world’s conscience. They must be brought home, now.
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