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The Mayor of Tower Hamlets backed and spoke at this "Zionist scum off our streets!" hatred rally just last year. It was billed as an "anti-racist" protest. The council insists its turf is "no place for hate". x.com/TowerHamletsNo…

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@JoosyJew When all of what you write came after the horrors of 2015. Charlie and then the Bataclan and so much more bloodletting on that evil night. And Mohammed Merah in Toulouse in 2012, shooting a little Jewish girl in the head. Yes, all these "turning points". OK, where is the turn?

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We know where Medea Benjamin stands. With the worst. Here she is at a Hamas International gathering in London last year that has since been proven to be significant. x.com/Telegraph/stat…

Famously, Mothin Ali engaged in deep and earnest consultations with Jewish community leaders before repeatedly backing Hamas in autumn 2023.

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Such an exciting big day out. Palestine Palestine Palestine! PALESTINE!!! It really is disturbing that these fanatics have access to children. 5/6

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Oh, pride of place too. Erziqat is second from right. On the left, the Hamas operative Adnan Hmidan, taking his customary position at the head of the march. 4/6

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As luck would have it, a "Zionist scum!" PSC hate march was underway that very day. Erziqat joined in, at the head of the march, to lead chants for the annihilation of Israel. Right next to a hospital. 3/6

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That they were so keen they wanted him back. And here he is, just two weeks ago, at the NEU "International Solidarity" event in London. To his right, Louise Regan, "International" officer at the NEU and also Chair of the "Palestine Solidarity Campaign", the main organiser of the

"A bright day". That's what the Palestinian trade unionist Saed Erziqat called the Hamas atrocities of 7 October 2023. That's why many were shocked and angry to see this news about the National Education Union back in 2024. And what conclusion did the NEU draw? 1/6

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Is Shahin still with the Green Party? Yes, of course she is. Here, she leads "Zionists are not welcome here!" shouting inside the party conference venue, after it decided to declare itself racist and for the terrorists. If you are a decent person and you are still in this hatred

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"A symbolic red line along the beach, to call an end to the bloodshed in Palestine" - Rachel Millward. Ahem. The protest was organised by the off the charts antisemite Feda Shahin, later chosen as a Green Party candidate. Here she is at the protest, shrieking for the destruction x.com/JewishNewsUK/s…

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And the terrorists? The NEU account has mentioned Hamas only once. It has had nothing to say about Hezbollah and the Houthis. In fact, the words "terrorist" and "terrorism" do not appear at all on the X account. We see you. We really see you.

Fanaticism by numbers. Since October 2023, the National Education Union X account has mentioned Israel or Palestine 47 times. And other troubled parts of the world? The tally over the same period: Ukraine 6 Iran and Sudan 2 China, Russia, Syria, and Yemen 0 Weird and nasty.

Lots of the usual throat clearing here. "Legal obligations", "freedom of speech", and, as ever, "no place for antisemitism" (ho ho). Drop the rote lines. Tell us how and why you allowed London universities to become hatred pits. Why have you failed so badly? Do you have anything

It seems some at Cambridge University think the institution's reputation has further to fall. The Green Party is a racist bin fire. Mothin Ali, a Hamas supporter, was central to its ignition.

"Yes, we want England to be abolished. Even the very idea of an England has to go. We back armed resistance too. But don't you dare say we are anti-English." That's the grotesquely contorted thinking of so many in the Green Party when it comes to Israel and Zionism. Try Brent,

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And Hamas? Al-Wajidi's immediate response to the atrocities of 7 October 2023 was a lengthy exposition of the iniquities of ancient Jews. Blasphemers, prophet killers, and cowards, not in the least worthy of the Holy Land. This and more prefaced a prayer for "victory" today. 6/8

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NEU General Secretary Daniel Kebede's "globalise the intifada!" shouting is well-known. Lesser known is the Newcastle protest context, which only makes it worse. This is the man who took the mike right after Kebede. To hail Hamas, as blood chanting rang out. This was a "Khaybar, x.com/habibi_uk/stat…

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The usual dismal chanting for Israel's annihilation at this protest. It was organised by the "Palestine Solidarity Campaign". The PSC is backed by the Labour left, the Green Party, and trade unions. Its Chair is the NEU official Louise Regan.

Just one week after the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust, the National Education Union held an "International Solidarity Conference". What did it look like? Oh, I see. This union is rotten to the core. It has been for ages and won't "get better". If you're in, get out.