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Moore Street, Halloween 2026. Not a single granny selling low grade explosives out of a pram, while her grandson watches out for the guards. Sad.

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The Prime Minister’s Office: The facts surrounding the confrontation near Abu Falah, during which Washington Post photojournalist Heidi Levine was allegedly assaulted, remain unclear and are under investigation. Israel unequivocally condemns violence against anyone—Jews, Arabs, Christians or journalists. Those responsible will be held accountable. But serious questions remain. Reports indicate some 200 Arabs and far-left activists confronted approximately 40 Israeli youths. Footage shows masked individuals on both sides hurling objects, amid reports of fireworks fired at Jewish youths. Other footage appears to show Levine knocked down and immediately helped to her feet by the same unidentified individual. The investigation must establish the facts, including who initiated the violence. We will not allow disputed incidents to be exploited to demonize the hundreds of thousands of law-abiding Jewish residents of Judea and Samaria. The facts must determine the conclusions. Not the headlines.

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The timing of the leak and the subsequent publication of the guilty verdict by the Premier League was calculated and deliberate. ✅United have had a disastrous start to the season: their team looks listless and another £1bn of spend is required to compete. ✅More borrowing is needed as finances become ever more stretched. ✅A stadium getting more dilapidated by the day, with huge investment required. Contrast this with City: ✅A phenomenal transfer window, a newly expanded stadium, a new 400-bed hotel, upgraded hospitality suites and a spectacular fanzone. ✅City’s attendances now topping 60,000. ✅7 wins from 7 games – the season is looking very promising. The Premier League sat on this verdict for two years, and all we got after all that time was a lightweight, redacted report. The Premier League were hoping City would fade away. They were biding their time, but as this season progressed and City kept improving, the pressure built: “Where is the verdict?” The contrasting fortunes of the two big teams in Manchester became ever more apparent: City getting stronger, United getting weaker and staring into the abyss. The Manchester City juggernaut had to be stopped. The decision that had been postponed for two years finally had to be taken to halt City in its tracks and to save United from oblivion. The timing was chosen for maximum impact, maximum attention, maximum exposure and maximum damage – with no Premier League games for three weeks, there would be no distractions. The verdict wasn’t just announced; it was aggressive and vitriolic. It wasn’t the act of an independent regulator passing a verdict; it was a regulator attacking with venom against a foe, not behaving as an impartial, fair‑minded regulator. City cannot be cowed. We must stand up for truth and justice and take this case as far as necessary to clear our name.

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