NC'd for anon.
This sort of thing worries me. I suspect part of the problem is that a vast majority of the British Muslim community consists of non-European post-war immigrants with no history or legacy in Europe, and they just do not understand what Britain and Europe are like, nor why the cultures are the way they are.
Instead, they behave and react as though the political and cultural climate in Britain is similar to, say, Pakistan or Somalia. It is not, and they are making a grave error by assuming it is.
At the end of the day, Europe has an dark and blood-drenched history when it comes to religious differences that impact upon the state, law and order, culture and politics, and also when it comes to minorities that Europe perceives as "awkward".
I come from a small ethnic and religious minority whose familial history in Europe goes back to medieval times. I won't say what we are because I will out myself and I kinda don't want to broadcast our existence. I am all too aware that we would be used as propaganda and/or evidence by a lot of people for political reasons, and I do not want us to be used as ammunition.
But our familial history and our family's collective experiences leads me to suspect that many people in British Muslim communities do not entirely realise the extent to which they are poking a very nasty dragon with a very big stick.
And, one day, that dragon is going to wake up -- and then God help us all.
I am not Jewish, by the way.