It looks like the man filmed holding a Quran atop a burning police van may, in fact, be a Jordanian-linked male escort asylum seeker on universal credit who frequently attends protests by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign.

Full story in thread 🧵

Reports soon surfaced that this man allegedly committed the act.

Our online investigators looked into the matter, which led us to find this...

Someone just hired a bot farm to make #Famine_in_Gaza the number one trending hashtag on your timeline right now.

How do we know that bot farms are being used to influence public opinion in the UK? Here’s how it works. 🧵 1/10 First, hundreds of accounts start posting phrases concocted by AI, but all using the #Famine_in_Gaza hashtag. Wonder what these phrases and random strings of letters are about? Keep reading. 2/10

The so-called ‘Hamas case’ is amateurish and desperate. The so-called legal case to deproscribe Hamas in the UK is 500 pages of propaganda dressed up as law. We’ve read it. Here are some of the most outrageous lies — and the truth. 🧵 1. “Hamas does not target British citizens either in the UK or anywhere else.”

❌ False. British citizens were murdered and taken hostage on 7 October. Hamas has never distinguished by nationality—only that the target is Jewish or Israeli.

All aboard @TfL’s newest addition: the Hamas line.

Londoners simply trying to go about their day are now having to put up with anti-Israel propaganda.

This is yet another tactic by pro-Palestine extremists to distress Jewish people and intimidate members of the public into acquiescing to their agenda. These posters are often displayed illegally by pro-Palestine extremists without TfL’s permission.

Londoners deserve to take the London Underground in peace, and it is the responsibility of Transport for London and British Transport Police @BTP to ensure that they are able to do so.

If you encounter a poster like this during your journey, please take a photo of the poster and the carriage number and report it directly to TfL staff.

Earlier today, this Palestinian man, who goes by Abu Wadei, posted a video on TikTok showing the final steps of his journey from Gaza to Britain, in a dinghy. We have been urgently looking into who he is.

Source: tiktok.com/@abu_wadei_alk…

It appears as though he was at the scene of men chanting a battle cry referring to a massacre of Jews: “Jews, remember the battle of Khaybar, the army of Muhammad is returning”.

Source: memri.org/reports/memri-…

🚨Over 700 “programme-makers” are crying censorship after @BBC pulled a Gaza ‘documentary’.

They claim it’s about free speech and “racism”. The reality? The so-called documentary is a long-form propaganda film that quite possibly saw the BBC hand money to a high-ranking official of a murderous terrorist organisation.

Let’s break it down. 🧵 One of the documentary’s cameramen reportedly celebrated the 7th October attacks—the deadliest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust. This was not some neutral observer. Why should BBC audiences trust footage shot by someone cheering on terrorists?

“Glory to the resistance.”

Dr Rahmeh Aladwan has no place in @NHSuk.

This Orthopaedic doctor’s social media account is filled with horrifying posts relating to Hamas, an antisemitic genocidal terror organisation, calls for the erasure of the Jewish state, and other incendiary posts relating to antisemitism. These posts would be appalling from anyone, let alone a doctor.

Healthcare professionals have a duty of care to ensure that all patients are looked after and treated equally, regardless of their background. Dr Aladwan’s social media activity, including a now-deleted video that mocks recently released hostages held by Hamas terrorists and encourages “Zios” to “come after” her, sends a clear message to her patients.

In a recent article, @SabriSun_Miller reported on several shocking social media posts allegedly shared by Dr Aladwan.

• In a reel entitled ‘Resist’, alongside an upside down red triangle icon, she wrote: “We never condemn the Palestinians. We back their struggle, including armed struggle.” In recent months, the inverted red triangle and its emoji variant have been used by some anti-Israel activists to signal support for proscribed terrorist organisations such as Hamas, inspired by the appearance of the symbol in Hamas propaganda videos to indicate targets for attack.

• Captioning a photo of a Hamas gunman: “A picture of AlQassam a day keeps the Z’s [Zionists] locked away.”

• In reference to the antisemitic Amsterdam pogrom of November last year, she posted a hand-drawn graph with the words “f*** around” along one axis, and “find out” along the other. The caption reads: “You provoke. You pushed. You prodded. You play victim. You deserve to pay. You parasitic pariah. Settlers should feel welcome nowhere. And if they tried that crap in the UK, they’ll be met with resistance too. Seems justice is found on the streets.”

An individual who openly expresses views like these has no place in the medical profession. Such contemptible behaviour is incompatible with the values we expect of doctors and nurses.

We will be writing to the General Medical Council @gmcuk to investigate urgently.

Our research into candidates and councillors from all political parties continues to reveal disturbing material.

This time, it’s the turn of Reform UK, some of whose parliamentary candidates are very concerning.

Let’s take a look at some of Reform’s candidates... Jacqui Harris, Reform UK parliamentary candidate for Kenilworth and Southam

• In 2019, Cllr Harris allegedly posted on X: “At this time when we are remembering the horror of Auschwitz – those who were treated so badly back then, seem to have a short memory and are now behaving badly against fellow human beings now! look how they are treating the innocents in GAZA?”

• In the same year, she allegedly responded to a tweet which alleged, “The whole AS [antisemitism] thing is a false flag, probably masterminded by mossad/cia…Its [sic] not about AS, its [sic] about removing JC [Jeremy Corbyn]”, by saying: “Spot on, don’t you find it timely that this was encouraged fanned and exploded just before the release of the report on Israel and war crimes?”

• Later that year, Cllr Harris allegedly liked and reposted a post on X stating: “Trump ran for office on a platform of ‘America first’ — his actions over the last 3 years have clearly demonstrated, he is ‘Israel first’ #Puppet”, which also linked to an article claiming that “All the credible, independent, and objective evidence proves that Israel and the United States were behind 9/11. Despite the fact that the Zionist controlled US mainstream media simply ignores all the evidence.”

According to the International Definition of Antisemitism, “Drawing comparisons of contemporary Israeli policy to that of the Nazis” is an example of antisemitism.

According to the EHRC, antisemitism-denial was part of the unlawful harassment and victimisation of Jewish people in the Labour Party. It has no place in our politics.

Our research into candidates and councillors from all political parties continues to reveal disturbing material.

The more we learn about @TheGreenParty’s prospective parliamentary candidates (PPCs), the more concerned we become.

Let’s take a look at some of the Green candidates and what they believe… Sarah Ward, Green Party PPC for Poole

• In January, responding to a post by the Jewish historian Simon Schama in which he criticised a statement by an Israeli politician, Ms Ward wrote: “We see your faux outrage - there’s no such thing as a good Zionist Simon”.

• She has called Zionism a “cancer”

• She thanked another user for saying that “Zionists are as evil as any terrorist group I have ever seen.”

According to our polling, 80% of British Jews identify as Zionists; only 6% do not.

Who are the @WorkersPartyGB presenting as some of its parliamentary candidates for the general election?

Let’s take a look.

One of these items is a handmade art piece of the Bibas family, whom Hamas terrorists are still holding hostage.

The other is a pair of socks with swastikas.

Guess which one @Etsy removed from its website before closing the seller’s account.

Etsy, why have you done this?

@Etsy Here are other items that @Etsy apparently thinks are more appropriate to list on its website instead of artwork of Israeli hostages.

Claiming antisemitism is ‘weaponised’ to ‘silence criticism of Israel’ implies that incidents of anti-Jewish racism are manufactured to guard the interests of Israel.

This paints those who reported the incidents as dishonest and draws upon the antisemitic trope of dual loyalty.

Thank you, @google, for celebrating Marcel Marceau’s 100th birthday!

Here’s his story. Marcel, a French Jewish man, fought in a resistance group during the Holocaust, and is said to have saved at least 70 Jewish children from death.

What is the International Definition of Antisemitism, also known as the IHRA Definition of Antisemitism?

A thread. Antisemitism is a certain perception of Jews, which may be expressed as hatred toward Jews. Rhetorical and physical manifestations of antisemitism are directed toward Jewish or non-Jewish individuals and/or their property, Jewish community institutions and religious facilities.

What’s wrong with the Jerusalem Declaration on Antisemitism?

A thread. The Jerusalem Declaration on Antisemitism (JDA) claims to be a definition of antisemitism for use by universities and public bodies “to identify, confront and raise awareness about antisemitism.”

The reality is quite different.

On 14th May, eighteen-year-old Payton Gendron allegedly shot thirteen people in a Buffalo, NY supermarket, killing ten and injuring three. Eleven of the thirteen shot were Black. (1/9) It is alleged that Mr Gendron wrote a 180-page racist manifesto, which shows that he was influenced by, among other ideologies, the “Great Replacement Theory”. (2/9)

This is what @DovForman found on his great grandmother’s @TikTok channel when he turned on his mobile after the Jewish Sabbath

Lily is a Holocaust survivor and educator. Her video literally just said “Wishing you a lovely, peaceful weekend…Shabbat shalom” This is the response

CAA is aware of a convoy of #FreePalestine vehicles driving through London issuing antisemitic threats and incitement.

This must will be met with the full force of the law.

Please call the police if you are a witness and send recordings to investigations@antisemitism.org. If you are a witness, once you have spoken to the police, please contact investigations@antisemitism.org. When speaking to the police, you may wish to have reference to the following section of our guidance on antisemitic crime: antisemitism.org/law/offences/#….

Last night we paid a visit to Twitter’s London headquarters to shine a light on racism.

Literally.

#NoSafeSpaceForJewHate We’re back. @Twitter has finally listened and taken down @WileyCEO’s account. This is only the first step. Twitter remains the #HomeOfHate online.

BREAKING NEWS: Reports of a stabbing of a #Jewish man in Stamford Hill, with an ongoing investigation as to whether it was motivated by #antisemitic hatred. We are monitoring the situation closely and have the victim in our thoughts. We will provide further updates in due course. UPDATE 1/3: Police say the Jewish victim is in his 50s and has been taken to hospital with stab wounds that are not life-threatening.

Campaign Against Antisemitism’s Demonstration and Event Monitoring Unit is at today’s “#AlQudsDay” parade. Already, demonstrators are chanting “From the [Jordan] River to the [Mediterranean] Sea, Palestine will be free”, a call for the destruction of the world’s one Jewish state. Nearly 1,000 people are demonstrating. Our team has not yet spotted any Hizballah emblems which used to be pervasive at these parades but have now been banned under terrorism legislation. If anybody sees a Hizballah emblem, please contact the police or CAA.