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1/2. Their silence is deafening, their hypocrisy nauseating, their callousness exposed for all to see. We have a ceasefire now in the Middle East, courtesy of Donald Trump’s superlative diplomacy, and yet many of the “ceasefire now” activists that keep marching on the streets of London appear distraught, or at least nonplussed. They are still chanting "death to the IDF", "from the river to the sea" and other foul slogans as if nothing has changed. Perhaps they just don't know what to do with their weekends, but I fear the truth may be more sinister. A common view among the more extreme protesters is that Trump's is “not a plan for an enduring peace” as it “says nothing about the root causes of violence”: for many, the fundamental, intractable issue appears to be the very existence of one small Jewish-majority state in a vast Middle East. What started off as supposedly "pro-Palestine" marches now feel increasingly explicitly like anti-Israel jamborees. Some still hide it, but many no longer do. The ceasefire has triggered an explosion of joy in Israel and Gaza, but mostly stunned silence among the British activist class. Their inability to share in these celebrations is revealing, if not surprising. They never cared about emaciated Israeli hostages and the inhumane conditions in which they were kept, but why aren’t they happy at the end of the combat operations? Why aren’t they loudly expressing their joy at the fact that the Palestinians they claim to care about are no longer dying? Wasn’t that the stated aim of their protestations?
Some activists are pretending the ceasefire hasn’t actually happened, just as they pretended that Gaza was “occupied” prior to the savage invasion of Israel launched from the strip on October 7 2023. They haven’t bothered to update their rhetoric.
Swathes of the pro-Palestinian movement in the West have gone fully post-modern, unbound by the facts, untethered from the actual reality of the region, turning their supposed cause into a mere symbol of the anti-Western omnicause. Its most extreme advocates have long spread incendiary lies about Israel; now, their truth-bending extends to protesting a war that is no longer being waged.
Some Western advocates of the “pro-Gaza” cause even wanted Hamas to refuse to take the deal, and still hope the terrorist group might wreck it come the second phase. Some don’t want it to disarm, contrary to the Trump plan, which is backed by all of the important Muslim and Arab nations as well as Israel. Many of those who screamed, over and over, in one of the vilest blood libels of recent years, that Israel was conducting a “genocide” in Gaza don’t seem to want to end it. Many of the “pro-Palestine” advocates in the West appear staggeringly unconcerned by the well-being of real Palestinians, or at least want to sacrifice more of them for an everlasting war with Israel.
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'If the hostages are being released and Hamas is leaving Gaza, why still march in London today, unless you just want to go Jew-bashing?'
Ben Leo says Trump’s deal may end the war, so protesters have no excuse.
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Greta Thunberg chanting in Sweden:
“What are we going to do? We will crush Zionism”
Greta and both her parents are militant extreme-left activists and always have been.
Some people tried to tell the world years ago, but were silenced by the media.
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I love @MarkRegev when he loses his temper and won’t take crap anymore.
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In my view, the following point is the most important one of this conflict.
It has been made before (and tends to be met with either equivocation or historical references to muddy the water) but we should continue to make it and not lose sight of the obvious..
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Warning: extremely difficult text to read below.
Last night I surrendered my phone and signed a waiver. And then I sat with a small group and an Israeli military attaché and we watched the 45 minute compilation of Hamas videos from October 7th.
1/12
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Yet again dissappointed in MSM language & bias. No decent human spits on a innocent young woman (attending a peace festival) who you’ve just raped, murdered & paraded broken & naked for the world to see but in particular her parents! No decent human guns down pensioners waiting for a bus. Unarmed & defenceless. No decent human hides their militia in schools or hospitals & deliberately bombs ambulances. No decent human goes on the streets of London & celebrates this… it’s the cold calculated actions of terrorism from a group of people who would happily extinguish every gay person, every person
that doesn’t believe in their particular god and then enslave every female, because they see women as subservient & second class. Isreal thou far from perfect, like everywhere else on this far from bloody perfect world, is a democracy, surrounded by nations that believe in shariah law (google what freedoms to voice your opinions that would give you!) lived in by a people who have been persecuted for a millennia. I’m so sick of virtue signally crap & manipulated news reporting. Today I’m thinking about the families of all those taken by Hamas.. a terrorist group who unashamedly use “terrorist” tactics. Please report correctly..
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This country is an absolute joke. Two boys at a football stadium recently showed an offensive image. One of them was quickly charged & sent to court. But you can celebrate massacre and rape on the streets of London? Will these people be arrested? Will they go to court?
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Remember, Hamas is a proscribed terrorist organisation, and as such, expressing support for them is an offence under the Terrorism Act.
Stay safe. Contact the police if you are feeling unsafe or threatened.
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It wasn’t about making a political statement – human rights are non-negotiable. That should be taken for granted, but it still isn’t the case. That’s why this message is so important to us.
Denying us the armband is the same as denying us a voice. We stand by our position.
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Very difficult to come out in a sport where your teammates may not risk a yellow card to support you.
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As an Englishman I'd be damn proud of Harry Kane if he said 'I'm wearing it anyway - book me'. My gut instinct is that most of the England women's team would be prepared to get booked for what they believe in. But don't blame Kane if he doesn't, the FA should be stronger on this
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MS Lending (@MsLending) celebrated its second anniversary with a stylish party at King Street Townhouse in Manchester, which welcomed 100 funders, brokers, and other industry figures. bridgingandcommercial.co.uk/…
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We brought home Best Newcomer Lender & ESG Award 2022 last night at the @BandCNews awards! So proud of the team and grateful to be recognised by the industry judges #bandcawards2022
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Queue is such a great word. The actual important letter, and then four more silently waiting behind it in a line.
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People of the world… we Brits have been preparing our whole lives for a queue like this. We are magnificent at it.
Lovely to see some of the conversations and kindness along the route.
#QueueForTheQueen




























