Asking Jews to pass a purity test and renounce self-determination according to a perverse interpretation arbitrarily applied, isn't just an extreme position, it’s a racist one.
That’s before we consider the Green party is now backing violent dismantling of Israel.
Some of the replies to this… 🤯
A reminder that, at a time when women’s reproductive health and rights are under attack, Labour will always defend them.
Fine. Then what about the form it takes when people are marching through central London with Swastikas, comparing the world's only Jewish state to Hitler's Germany, cosplaying as Hamas terrorists, chanting for Israel's eradication and demanding a global intifada.
It began with weekly pro Hamas protests on the streets of London and other British cities
It began with a deranged obsession with Israel
It began with calls for globalising the intifada
And it ends with Jews being targeted in a terror attack on their most holiest of days.
The mode in which Lineker and his ilk approach the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is It’s football fandom masquerading as foreign policy. You’re either ‘Team Palestine’ or ‘Team Israel’.
https://t.co/0ceWBWXnwd
Truly foul piece to mark October 7 in - oh, what a surprise - the Guardian.
It's a reprise of Norman Finkelstein's "The Jews use the Holocaust for their nefarious ends" idea, revised to apply to October 7.
And it says so much more about Naomi Klein and the Guardian than it does about their intended targets
This is not a team. It is a group of individuals who occasionally find each other with a pass. Three massive fucking overhauls in three summers will do that. No shape, no identity, no character, no fight, just a load of players unsuited for Championship football. #hcafc
I 100% agree with every single word of this article by Brendan O'Neil in the @spectator ⬇️⬇️⬇️
What is the anti-Israel Eurovision protest really about? https://t.co/AYHPtbs7sb