cause he is Jewish

He said that people were making biscuits in the shape of Israel with the Palestinian flag on them. So making things basically saying that Israel should not exist and be taken over by Palestine and giving them to children at a school, including Jewish children, and two parentd came to him with concerns. Personally I think that's quite inappropriate at best, no matter what a dodgy website that describes an MP doing his job as an "unhinged grovelling Zionist" might say.

Not that I'm sure what this incident has to do with another MP who also happens to be Jewish. Or why it matters that he's a convert.

The Canary recently merged with another pro-Corbyn, anti-western publication which weirdly enough is called Skwawkbox. Such a weird coincidence that the propaganda poster who shared the link has the same username! I would have thought it was quite an unusual and unique name, but there you go.

No they aren't and shouldn't but you need know the area and the demographics of pupils, their family etc to understand that it would have caused trouble unfortunately and was not because he was Jewish.

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Yes, totally not propagandist or hysterical at ALL. Definitely 100% objective, fair and truthful.

No doubt those at the Canary and their foolish acolytes here view themselves as highly righteous however.

What the fuck is Canary when it's at home? What a biased load of sensationalist 'journalism' that is 😆 🤣

I agree.

But unfortunately the school/head has to act on that basis.

Wilde should be the one who should be barred from access to the school and kids, totally inappropriate, hateful, along with anyone else who thought this was a good idea.

The thing is you can still be pro palestine and agree that the banning of his visit is a stupid decision. He is visiting in his capacity of an MP. Hes not going to be brainwashing anyone by talking about his stance on the Israel and Gaza situation. So why does it matter which side he sits? I work with Muslims who are clearly pro Palestine. I'm not. Would that be enough for them to ask for me to be removed? The parents and teachers are likely to have other parents and teachers amongst them who are pro Israel. Are they next to be targeted? Demands for children of jews to be removed from the school? As a country the UK really need to put a stop to this mentality creeping in that people should be cancelled because of their differing opinions. This is what.happens in the Middle East and ironically is currently something many Iranians are protesting.about, yet we have others who live here who are trying to introduce a dictatorship.

Believe me, as someone with children at a Jewish school, I understand the need to protect children at all costs. In our case it is at literal costs for security guards at schools etc as well as figurative ones. The kids have to cover up their Jewishness when on school trips by covering their kippot with hats and tucking their tzitzit into their pockets, and the ratios of adult to child is insane in order to take the kids to a local museum, just to protect the primary aged children from hate. I'm talking 1 adult per 3 children. So we do understand the importance of protecting children! We just don't think the children at the school in Bristol needed protecting until a useful idiot created an issue out of absolutely nothing.

That prize goes to the adults celebrating the ‘win’ against a Jewish MP. Their dc won’t hear about an MP’s role or democracy from someone representing voters. They’ve created a hostile environment where he can’t turn up.

I think the point is there was no reason for it not to go ahead, until a useful idiot decided to manufacture one and therefore endangering students. The students would have been perfectly safe if it weren't for this one person who objected to a Jewish MP attending due to her inaccurate and anti-Semitic assumptions about him.

I don't think anyone is ignoring the children here.

There is a clear mob mentality on here. And they are clearly ingoring the children in the middle of this. Several posters including the OP have made it clear that they think that the visit/talk should have gone ahead. Even saying that the head could call the police.

In this case there isn’t two of them, a mob on either side, which you put in your pp.

I think it is bad children are caught up in this. But not due to the MP, but the other adults reacting to him.

The authorities should come down hard on this teacher. The man is an elected MP for a Bristol constituency. No-platforming him - when his visit was to talk on uncontroversial matters to the pupils - is a disgrace.

Does this teacher have a personal veto over visitors she doesn’t like? Why is she ruling the roost?

If my child were at that school I’d be furious. If we were Jewish I’d be very afraid.

That's blatantly obvious from your attempts to make this an anti Israel thread. As pp have posted already go back to CITME, that cesspit of anti Zionism/antiSemitism.
Just a reminder: this thread is about a Jewish MP who was cancelled by a local school.

I didn't say that he was a mob.
But there are plenty on here that don't seem to care that children are being put in the middle of this.

The Jewish MP is not a mob on the other side of this.

He’s just someone who wants to talk about their role to students.

The school has a duty of care to the children.
That should always come first.

And for your talks of mobs, there always tends to be two of them, not caring about who gets caught up in the middle.

Thank you @Andouillette

But their support is tantamount to this while Hamas remain in power in Gaza. Why else get elected in a platform that has fxxx all to do with Britain.