"God, make us part of the mujahideen in Palestine!"
"God, purify al-Aqsa from impure people! God, make the earth quake under their feet!"
"God, lift the curse of the Jews off the Muslims in Palestine!"
A Hamas rally in Gaza? No, a demonstration in Bradford in May. 1/5
More:
"God, support Muslim youth to protect al-Aqsa! God, support them with your soldiers! God, we ask you to make the Jews lose!"
"God, make Islam win!"
The blood chants heard across the UK in May followed. "With our soul, with our blood, we will redeem you, al-Aqsa!” 2/5
The customary annihilation call too. "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free."
It is no surprise to find the disgraced former Liberal Democrat MP and incorrigible racist David Ward at this hatred rally, behind a "Palestine Solidarity Campaign" banner. 3/5
These people were clearly getting into the spirit of things.
Some Zionist are lefties who want peace, oppose the settlements, and are critical of Israeli security policies and operations. Oh, never mind. Hitler!
Perhaps a Bradford MP could speak up about these ugly scenes? 4/5
Naz Shah, for example, Labour's shadow minister for "Community Cohesion"?
Oh. She spoke at the same rally.
"Don’t stop just here today. It must carry on even when this stops.” 5/5
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The joys of returning to your constituency. Adnan Hussain MP gets to join yet another anti-Israel rally in Blackburn last weekend.
But wait, who is he with? 1/3
Ah, "Blackburn 4 Palestine", the people who want to “shut down” BAE. They protest often at a key site of Britain’s top defence company near Blackburn. 2/3
“Globalise the intifada!”
Above all, this is a bid to disrupt the F-35 programme. The plant serves a score of Western countries buying the fighter jet, not just the UK.
Does Adnan Hussain MP want our country and our allies to be less secure? 3/3
So, does LSE still say Hamas has achieved a "transformation from early anti-Jewish tendencies to a stance that differentiates between Judaism and Zionism"?
Yes, of course! Its grubby love-in with the terrorists is still on for Monday.
Learn more with Azzam "Kaboom" Tamimi. 1/8
Tamimi is one of the five webinar contributors to this book. He is arguably Britain’s most notorious Hamas supporter. He earned his sobriquet by telling the BBC he would like to suicide bomb Israelis himself.
Here's the webinar. 2/8
It was vintage Tamimi:
- “There was no rape whatsoever” during the Hamas slaughter on 7 October 2023.
- “Most of the people who were shot that day were shot by helicopter gunships.”
- It was “ordinary Gazans” and not Hamas who took civilian hostages. Cut them some slack: 3/8
Imagine an NHS doctor spotted with known extremists, shouting “we don’t want Muslims here!”. He might not last long in the NHS.
Now reality. See Abed Alfarra, a Leeds NHS doctor, with Leeds hate marchers, shouting “we don’t want no Zionists here!”. (From 0:12.)
He has form. 1/7
Here he is at another “Palestine Solidarity Campaign” Leeds protest. Another one who would be at home in the KKK. “Zionists control the media, Zionists control the world!"
But not Gaza. It is “the home of liberation for the entire world”.
He went on to add a Holocaust slur. 2/7
Well, he is very fond of Nazi abuse. Here a few more examples.
Really, Israel is *worse* than the Nazis, you know.
While the Prime Minister “prioritises Zionism above his ministerial duties to Britain” (get that hood on). 3/7
Do not be surprised by the news that the “Palestine Solidarity Campaign” (PSC) planned a protest against Israel as the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust was still underway. This is what they are.
But do be shocked by how much support they still have in Parliament. 1/5
Its disturbing contours have been revealed by ructions about the London protest on 18 January.
Ahead of the protest, the PSC lambasted the police in a statement. John McDonnell MP added a supportive Early Day Motion. After the protest, the PSC issued another tirade. 2/5
MPs could sign all three statements. No fewer than 56, or nearly a tenth of the House, did sign one or more.
Labour MPs made up 25 of their number. MPs. Six of the seven without the Labour whip also showed their support.