Suppressing pro-Palestinian protests will increase the risk of a terrorist attack in Britain, a former police chief has warned.
Neil Basu, the former head of the UK’s counterterrorism policing network, said preventing people from legitimately voicing their opposition to government policy over the Israel-Gaza conflict would “fuel more extremism” and drive those on the fringes to look “somewhere else”.
The Charity Commission is examining a fresh series of concerns about “utterly repugnant” sermons in British mosques, The Telegraph has learned.
The sermons were given in the weeks and months following Hamas’ invasion of southern Israel on October 7, 2023.
It comes after the Prime Minister warned about a “shocking increase” in extremism as he urged the public to “face down the extremists who would tear us apart”.
The Palestinians flags come in clusters. They may dominate entire streets, hanging high on lampposts out of the reach of a stepladder should anyone be tempted to take them down. Or they gather outside shops, communal buildings and particularly around schools. Come to Tower Hamlets and you’ll soon understand the swirling mess of Britain’s politics. It is here, not Rochdale, that a community has been renamed “Little Palestine”.
The UK’s newest elected MP doesn’t even try to hide his antisemitism.
“We have declared Bradford, an Israel-free zone.”
— Oli London (@OliLondonTV) March 1, 2024
They are not anti-Imperialist rebels – they are a vicious and reactionary Islamist cult.
Over the past few months, Yemen’s Houthi rebels have been attacking container ships and energy tankers in the Red Sea. The Houthis say that these attacks are retaliation for Israel’s incursion into Gaza. This has delighted anti-Israel activists in the West, who have taken to the streets with a new chant: ‘Yemen, Yemen make us proud, turn another ship around.’
It’s clear that those Western leftists currently cheering on the Houthis know very little about this regressive movement.
BREAKING:
The British-owned bulk carrier Rubymar has now sunk after it was hit by Houthi anti-ship missile 2 weeks ago.
It’s the first ship to be sunk by the Houthis.
It was carrying more than 41 000 tons of fertilizer. Major ecologic disaster.
Greta? pic.twitter.com/RAFK6kDHKP
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) March 2, 2024
A dinner hosted by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in honour of his Italian counterpart had to be cancelled this evening after pro-Palestinian demonstrators blocked entrances to the venue where it was set to take place.
Justin Trudeau’s office says neither he nor Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Miloni were able to enter the Art Gallery of Ontario, which went into lockdown over the protests.
Hundreds of demonstrators chanted Trudeau was funding a genocide and criticized the federal government’s handling of the Israel-Hamas war.
Anti-Israel protestors are outside the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto where Trudeau and Italian PM Meloni are attending a reception
Footage by @BethBaisch pic.twitter.com/bKe60H9NZ9
— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) March 2, 2024
Ha Ha!
Today @JustinTrudeau held a private reception with Italian PM Giorgia Meloni at the @agotoronto . There was a protest outside for Palestine. This is the response from a Toronto Police Officer #shame pic.twitter.com/QdQjYX97xu
— S pro (@Protonz7vn) March 3, 2024
Summon Billy
Pro Hamas supporters are embraced at the International Women's Day March in Toronto today holding signs praising PFLP terrorist Leila Khalid pic.twitter.com/mFpt3D8uPs
— neveragainlivepodcast@gmail.com (@neveragainlive1) March 3, 2024
My rhetorical writing standards and style were formed in the 1950s and ’60s, which was a time and place like no other for Jewish self-expression in the diaspora.
Israel was cool, Jewish comedians were cool and overt antisemitism was very uncool. Jews didn’t need safe spaces on campus, because the entire campus was a safe space for everyone. Jews were finally insiders here — and our children even more so. We could speak our minds in untrammeled freedom.
In recent months, the Red Sea has become a battleground for attacks by the Iran-backed Houthis of Yemen, with the Biden administration facing mounting criticism for its failure to quell the escalating violence. As the Houthi group continues to build its weapons stockpile in Yemen, supported by the Iranian regime, the urgency of the situation cannot be overstated. It is critical that the United States reevaluate its military strategy to effectively address this growing threat.
The US has carried out its first airdrop of aid for Gaza, with more than 30,000 meals parachuted in by three military planes.
The operation was carried out in conjunction with the Jordanian air force, the US Central Command said.
US officials say the drop was the first of many announced by President Joe Biden on Friday.
US Vice President Kamala Harris on Monday will meet with Israeli war cabinet member Benny Gantz, a White House official told Reuters.
A senior figure in the American government said on Saturday evening that Israel had agreed to a deal wherein the hostages held by Hamas would be released and a ceasefire would be implemented.
“In order to address the humanitarian needs of the population in Gaza to the necessary extent, there needs to be a ceasefire,” the official said. “The way to a ceasefire at the moment is to reach a deal for the release of the captives.
The kids are all reich.
A Brooklyn high school has become a haven for Hitler-loving hooligans who terrorize Jewish teachers and classmates, The Post has learned.
On Oct. 26, just three weeks after the Oct. 7 Hamas massacre of 1,200 Israelis, 40 to 50 teens marched through Origins HS in Sheepshead Bay waving a Palestinian flag and chanting “Death to Israel!” and “Kill the Jews!” staffers said.
h/t MP
On February 26, Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Mohammed Shtayyeh announced his resignation, paving the way for the formation of a new Palestinian government. The resignation came in response to pressure from the US administration on the Palestinian leadership to “revitalize” the Palestinian Authority (PA) so that it could assume control over the Gaza Strip after Hamas is removed from power.
The man who climbed up Mount Sinai Hospital, sparking outrage, accusations of antisemitism and a police investigation, has denied targeting the site due to its connections to the Jewish community, while adding that he won’t be climbing buildings again anytime soon.
In a statement to the Star, the man, who dresses up in a Spider-Man costume during pro-Palestinian protests, said he had no idea what building he was climbing in the incident last month. The statement was relayed to the Star by protest organizers.
“Islamophobia” seems to be everywhere these days – or at least accusations of it. What does it mean?
Too often it leads to silencing people who have questions about Islam and its teachings. I don’t know of any laws preventing people from criticizing or questioning Christianity or Judaism – in Judaism it seems that what is said is based on context!
… Today, in 2024, there seems to be a double standard in Toronto. Although Brazau was charged because language can be a weapon, those calling for the extermination of Israel and the Jews are allowed to speak whatever they want and protest anywhere – without fear. The October, 2023 barbaric massacre of Jews in Israel by Muslims from Gaza led to full-throated Muslim protests.
Trudeau’s new hate crime legislation is a thinly disguised effort to implement sharia law in Canada.
The American radical left’s glorification of the self-immolation of US airman Aaron Bushnell in front of Israel’s Washington, DC embassy on Sunday is another step toward widespread acts of political violence in America.
Bushnell approached the embassy in his uniform, doused himself in a flammable liquid, and before setting himself alight and mortally wounding himself, gave a speech.
Pro-Palestine activist gets ‘Aaron Bushnell’ tattooed on his face after the U.S serviceman set himself on fire outside the Israeli Embassy DC.
In an Instagram post, the man, who is a p*rn star, captioned his new tattoo:
“With this face tattoo I honor your life and courage.” pic.twitter.com/ythC10JBXP
— Oli London (@OliLondonTV) March 1, 2024
Binyamin Netanyahu is facing his most difficult set of dilemmas since the war with Hamas in Gaza began on October 7.
The circumstances of the deaths of more than 100 Palestinian civilians on the coastal road by Gaza City on Thursday morning will continue to be hotly debated, with each side sticking to its narrative.
The Palestinians claim that a stampede was caused by Israeli troops firing into a crowd gathering around a supply convoy. Israel claims not to have been involved in the stampede. But the facts remain that a large number of civilians queuing for food were killed in an area the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) controls and that Israel bears a responsibility for their deaths.
Al Jazeera airs footage of dozens of Palestinians which the network claimed were killed in Northern Gaza today.
One of the so called ‘victims’ is seen opening his eyes before realizing he is on camera and quickly closing them again.
— Oli London (@OliLondonTV) February 29, 2024
🚨BREAKING: PROTESTS IN TEL AVIV AFTER THE FLOUR MASSACRE IN GAZA.
People lift up bags of flour at Tel Aviv rally to protest escalating hunger and killing in Gaza and to call for the return of all the hostages & a ceasefire now. pic.twitter.com/cFkRWhztSp
— Suppressed Voice. (@SuppressedNws) March 1, 2024
