Jeff the Chef

I've been searching high and low for any normal Jews in London who feel threatened or discriminated against, to no avail. So I've concluded it is only the Israeli propagandists who have a problem, whilst they are pushing the Israeli stories, bit of bad luck their having as the vast majority don't agree with them.

In the Sky News footage, the activist insisted he was only trying to cross the road down which the demonstration was passing, but this is disputed by an officer in the new footage, who said Mr Falter had deliberately walked head-on into the crowd and accused him of being "disingenuous" and seeking to "antagonise" the marchers. Sky News has decided not to identify the officer. Extended exchange As emotions continue to run high over the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza, the Sky News footage shows a Met police sergeant explaining to Mr Falter that it was a "big demonstration" and barring his way to the march. When Mr Falter asked if it was because he is Jewish, the officer nods and says "unfortunately". The officer said: "Unfortunately, sir you took it upon yourself to go from the pavement right into the middle of a pro-Palestinian march, which is why I asked you to go away." He added: "You are looking to try and antagonise this." "So I can already see what your mindset is, sir." https://news.sky.com/story/sky-news-footage-reveals-new-details-of-exchange-between-police-and-antisemitism-campaigner-called-openly-jewish-13120104

So glad to know what I believe.

Yeah, yeah, yeah this is about should UNRWA be shut-down not what happened on the 7/10. The one and only reason Israel wants rid of UNRWA is the "right of return" which is in their charter through the UN, anything else is waffle and propaganda by Israel.

I never asked you a question. I'm not taking an exam. I have no problem with Israel being a country, which does not necessarily make me a Zionist, only someone who thinks that Israel should have a country and keep their noses out of other peoples countries.

New question, same answer, any variations, same answer. As for the P.S., your opinion is valid but not necessarily the same as mine on all counts. opinion,

As said previously, I'll be whatever you want as long as it brings peace to the area and stops all the killing and maiming.

I look forward to the collective "we's" days in court

Of course it did.

As will Israel, hopefully after the ICJ case of "plausible Genocide" and all the leadership of both parties get there day in court at the ICC in Holland.

You edited out the question Wobblybob Advanced Member 2k Posted 33 minutes ago I have told you what I think of your less than gracious comments and I'm not playing semantics with you.

But you're happy to edit my post, against forum rules and not answer the question.

So you don't agree with this statement? From the Mediterranean in the west to the Jordan River in the east, Palestinians and Israeli's need to be free, not dead.

I'll be whatever you want as long as it brings peace to the area and stops all the killing and maiming.

Lol, a stopped clock is right twice a day, nice deflection as usual when you have nothing else.

Yes

Let me ring your bells again, "from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free," is in the opinion of you and your friends a terrorist rallying cry, my slogan "From the Mediterranean in the west to the Jordan River in the east, Palestinians and Israeli's need to be free, not dead" is in my opinion the same but includes you and your ilk being free and not dead, same same for both sides.

So by refusing Palestinians citizenship the neighbouring countries are supporting Palestinians in their fight against Israel who have been stealing their land illegally since 1948, I'll give you a break, toddle off back behind your borders, mind your own business, keep Israeli noses out of Palestinian affairs, comply with all U.N. resolutions and stop being the (we've all got one) of the World.

The 1946 Anglo-American Committee and the missed opportunity for a democratic Palestine Was another Palestine possible in 1946, two years before the Nakba? The Anglo-American Committee was a missed chance which resonates today, writes Lori Allen. Seventy-eight years ago, on 20 April 1946, six American and six British investigators issued a report on the Palestine “problem” and the fate of Europe’s Jews. Until then, there was still a chance at some kind of peaceful future in Palestine. Those chances seem so far away right now. But maybe we can learn from the Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry and see the openings present today with fresh eyes, before they vanish, too. https://www.newarab.com/opinion/lessons-history-democratic-palestine

Fair enough, I can see your English isn't up to much ⬆️⬆️

Why don't you ask them? https://www.met.police.uk/

You're welcome,

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‘We’ve built something extraordinary’: six months of UK pro-Palestine marches Despite politicians’ criticism and close police scrutiny, Palestine solidarity demonstrations have continued to draw thousands Max Hammer, 22, is a member of Na’amod, a Jewish group opposing the occupation of Palestinian lands. He is one of the hundreds who have formed a Jewish bloc” – a coalition of Jewish groups that are calling for a ceasefire in Gaza – who attend the marches. He said: “Despite the fact that these marches are often sort of labelled as ‘dangerous for Jews’, one of the things that I found really empowering is to be part of the ‘Jewish bloc’ and see how many Jews are actually out on the streets declaring loudly their solidarity with Palestinians. We are always welcomed very, very heartily.” https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/apr/13/weve-built-something-extraordinary-six-months-of-uk-pro-palestine-marches