NHS Staff “Wore Free Palestine Shirts While Treating Jews”
NHS staff have been reported for allegedly "intimidating" Jewish patients by wearing pro-Palestine badges and shirts while treating them.
NHS staff have been reported for allegedly "intimidating" Jewish patients by wearing pro-Palestine badges and shirts while treating them.
At first, Muslim extremists in Gaza and elsewhere banned Pokémon as part of an alleged Jewish plot to undermine Islam. But more recently they embraced it for its propaganda value, says Steven Tucker.
Oxford was keen to acknowledge racial tensions in the recent riots, but this felt like a cruel joke to Jewish students, coming from a university that has never recognised the open targeting of Jews since October 7th.
A Labour Government source has dismissed the new (and "paused") Freedom of Speech Act as a "hate speech charter". Free speech in Britain has rarely been in more peril, says David Abulafia.
A Jewish campaigner who was threatened with being arrested by the police for being near a pro-Palestine march has accused the Met of allowing "no-go zones for Jews".
A Londoner whose baby's birth certificate was "defaced" by Home Office staff no longer feels safe in the U.K. as cases of antisemitism continue to rise across the country.
A retired sociology professor has been stripped of her honorary titles by two universities after suggesting on social media that someone should "blow up the venue" of a Jewish Labour conference.
Tens of thousands of people, including former Prime Minister Boris Johnson, have marched through Central London in a demonstration against antisemitism, marking the first of its kind since the Israel-Gaza war began.
The BBC is under fire for preventing staff from joining a national march against antisemitism, with figures like Rachel Riley and David Baddiel set to join the event.
Douglas Murray's critics are wrong, says Robert Kogon: it's not a "trivialisation of the Holocaust" to suggest that gleefully burning Jews alive or beheading them is an atrocity of a similar kind.
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