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Anti Semitism to increase after the government sides with Islamists

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mids2019 · 09/09/2026 06:25

https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16115899/Miliband-accused-Jews-UK-danger-Chief-Rabbi-Tory-leader-react-Labour-sanctions-Israeli.OrlaNdo memorial

The government's decision to sanction Israel, a democratic ally in the ME, surely is a reward to all those that have spouted Jew hate on our city streets. If the government is willing to distance itself from Israel won't this be seen as further motivation for the radical Islmist left to continue their campaigns in the UK. It's a shameful moment and it will take a lot to rebuild relations with Israel.

Chief Rabbi and Tory leader react furiously to Labour sanctions

Britain's Chief Rabbi said a trade ban on Israeli settlements in the West Bank was 'truly a dark day for British Jews'.

https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16115899/Miliband-accused-Jews-UK-danger-Chief-Rabbi-Tory-leader-react-Labour-sanctions-Israeli.html

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Newbutoldfather · Today 11:53

SmallDFartyCarNRG · Today 08:56

The title asks what is going to increase anti-semitism. Genocide, lying to the world and misdirection will do this. The semantics of this particular situation are just that - what Israel is doing is not following Judaism, but a large number of Israelis are suggesting it is. That is where the global view on Israel and Judaism is at a cross-roads and for many has been crossed. Repeatedly. Arguing the toss about why one country is trying to annhiliate any specific group, as should be obvious to the Jewish people, is simply justification of mass murder and persecution.

@SmallDFartyCarNRG ,

‘That is where the global view on Israel and Judaism is at a cross-roads and for many has been crossed’

This sentence is somewhat chilling, where you equate Israel and Judaism as if they were the same thing.

And there you cross the road to antisemitism.

expensiverattlesnake · Today 11:53

SmallDFartyCarNRG · Today 11:36

Then you have answered the thread. You win!

WTF are you talking about?

SmallDFartyCarNRG · Today 12:00

expensiverattlesnake · Today 11:53

WTF are you talking about?

Well, there is no point discussing further if it is never one party at fault and no logical thinking is taking place.

Squeezingwildoranges · Today 12:01

@Newbutoldfather, "I am not sure which are more dangerous. I suspect the latter as they tend to be better educated and more influential".

Once again, not sure I agree, apologies. I think the better educated advocates for Palestinian rights do distinguish between the two. I think the ones who conflate the two tend to be less educated and knowledgeable.

Comesround · Today 12:40

Newbutoldfather · Today 11:53

@SmallDFartyCarNRG ,

‘That is where the global view on Israel and Judaism is at a cross-roads and for many has been crossed’

This sentence is somewhat chilling, where you equate Israel and Judaism as if they were the same thing.

And there you cross the road to antisemitism.

That's the only thing you found chilling about that post?

Echobelly · Today 13:49

I just want to go back to the title of this thread. The implication that the only people who would oppose the grotesque state- backed violence of the Settlers are 'Islamists'. And yes it's very clearly state backed, I didn't hear this from a social media post or from Hamas, or from a 'left wing' newspaper or broadcaster. I heard this from an Israeli rabbi who works with Palestinians in the West Bank. At an event at my rabbi's house.

The title also suggests every Palestinian is an 'Islamist' (and aside from ordinary, non extremist Muslims, there are many Christian Palestinians in the West Bank who are not spared the violence either)

So yeah, not a fan of that attitude.

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