"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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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.
Exchanges in Parliament have made it clear that the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) is out in the cold. The government will not “engage”. This is the right move.
Further confirmations were provided by the MCB’s AGM in the East London Mosque just two weeks ago. Who was there? 1/8
In the front row, on the left, Adnan Hmidan, an operative for Hamas in the UK.
He backed the Hamas atrocities of 7 October 2023.
You will often find him at the head of “Palestine Solidarity Campaign” hate marches in London. 2/8
Sabagh al-Mukhtar was also in the front row. He’s an antisemite who thinks the notorious racist hoax "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion" is a good guide to understanding the crafty Jews. 3/8
“Don’t think because you are a Jew you are better than the whole world. You are the scum of the world.”
Swiss Cottage, London, last night. This rabble assembles there every Friday to cause alarm and distress. 1/6
What did the police make of the abuse? Not much.
"If every person who has a bad opinion about whether it’s a colour of skin, whether it’s a religion, whether it’s a football team or anything. Now we’re not going to prosecute and arrest people, because people disagree.” 2/6
The rabble’s view on the police? "Gestapo tactics!" They show that "Zionism has corrupted all levels of British society".
This chap was upset to learn that calling for people to defy police orders can have consequences. He was arrested before last Saturday’s London protest. 3/6
Some still insist the anti-Israel protests are "peace marches" and bristle when people say they are rallies for terrorists.
So let's take a look at the record of the big "Palestine Solidarity Campaign" protests in London over the last year.
Is this a "peace activist"? 1/10
The red triangle above is a symbol of support for Hamas. It echoes their propaganda videos, where a triangle hovers above Israelis they are about to kill.
It is, well, all the rage of late at the London protests. Here are some more fashionable marchers.
Bring your kids! 2/10
The red triangle goes very well with flags. Or hate messages. "Beware of the deadly virus Israel-25", for example. Or just don one to show what a caring person you are, looking after the disabled and all that. 3/10
Would you chop off your daughter’s hand if she was a thief? The prophet of Islam said he would.
Horrifying? No! This shows the “true justice” of sharia law.
See how Umar Muqaddam vilified modern Western justice a few days ago at the Al-Rahma mosque in Leeds, a charity. 1/5
Chopping for one and all is superior, you see, to Western systems where outcomes depend on "who you are".
So, who does have a good justice system these days? The Taliban. Admire how "swift" they are. "Going back to sharia" is the way to see "justice in the land". 2/5
Here's another reason to like the Taliban. Just supporting capital punishment is not enough. The killing should be carried out in public. 3/5