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@thetimes Any Iraqi who believed there was "Jewish complicity" in the British/Anglo invasion of Iraq in 1941 was, by definition, anti-Semitic
@MailOnline @RoleMarks What really occurred is that dozens of masked Palestinians barricaded themselves inside the mosque with fireworks, clubs and rocks following evening prayers, while locking the doors and placing barricades at the entrances.
@siancain @guardian @m7mdkurd You then legitmise that monstorous accusation by comparing it to something entirely different - a 2009 article about a long abandoned Israeli medical practice of using the corneas of deceased Israelis and Palestinians w/o permission.
https://twitter.com/thenation/status/1435627248942518273@thenation 2. On Twitter, he complained that it’s “psychotic” to ask Palestinians to refrain from violence.
https://twitter.com/guardian/status/1416791355137921024@guardian Yet, strangely - or, we should say, naturally - the Guardian only tagged one nation at the bottom of the article: Yes, Israel!
https://twitter.com/Channel4News/status/1396931257905332225@mattfrei If you want to liken something to the "Middle Ages", perhaps talk about the crude medieval antisemitism of Hamas
@Independent For other examples of Fisk using antisemitic tropes, see here: bit.ly/2GmiwBH
https://twitter.com/CAMERAorgUK/status/1302567771536896002Collier asks: If the KKK turned up in such concentration levels for a demonstration, would anyone, anywhere, describe that demo as anything but racist? bit.ly/2F29lG8
https://twitter.com/TheVoiceNews/status/1288499103081603074@TheVoiceNews The tweet disappeared, but the article is still up bit.ly/3jNBKiK
@PrivateEyeNews We've posted previously about the anti-Israel bias by a Private Eye columnist called "Mr. Grim" bit.ly/2zn80ag