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Only one in four British Muslims believe Hamas committed murder and rape in Israel, report

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Understanding British Muslim Perceptions on Hamas: A Call for Counter-Extremism Efforts

 

In the wake of the Israel-Hamas conflict, a recent report commissioned by the Henry Jackson Society (HJS) sheds light on the perceptions of British Muslims regarding the actions of Hamas. The findings, revealed six months after the tragic events of October 7th, highlight a concerning trend in sympathies towards Hamas among a significant portion of the British Muslim population.

 

According to the report, only one in four British Muslims believe that Hamas committed murder and rape during the October 7th incident in Israel. This stark disparity in perception underscores a deep-seated divergence in understanding and interpretation of events between certain segments of the British Muslim community and the broader public.

 

The survey, which represents the largest of its kind conducted since the Israel-Hamas conflict, reveals that 46 percent of British Muslims express sympathy towards Hamas. This sentiment is accompanied by other concerning findings, such as a significant proportion advocating for the implementation of Shariah law in the UK and expressing beliefs in Jewish influence over government policy, media, and financial systems.

 

The report also identifies a generational and educational divide among British Muslims, with younger and more educated individuals being more likely to dismiss allegations of atrocities committed by Hamas. This trend underscores the importance of targeted education and outreach efforts to address misinformation and challenge extremist narratives within communities.

 

Fiyaz Mughal, a prominent figure in interfaith advocacy, describes the findings as both shocking and unsurprising. He emphasizes the need for robust counter-extremism measures to combat the spread of extremist ideologies, particularly those perpetuated by groups like Hamas. Mughal calls for increased government guidance for educational institutions and community organizations to address the proliferation of anti-Semitic tropes and extremist beliefs.

 

Alan Mendoza, the executive director of HJS, points to the failure of counter-extremism policies in adequately addressing the rise of extremist ideologies within certain segments of the British Muslim population. He highlights the reluctance to confront such extremism due to fears of being labeled Islamophobic, calling for a concerted effort to amplify the voices of moderate Muslims and marginalize extremist narratives.

 

In response to the report, the government acknowledges the need for comprehensive measures to promote social cohesion and counter religious hatred. A spokesperson reaffirms the government's commitment to protecting democratic freedoms and pledges to implement strategies aimed at tackling division within communities.

 

The findings of the HJS report serve as a sobering reminder of the challenges posed by extremist ideologies within British society. Addressing these challenges requires a multifaceted approach, encompassing education, community engagement, and robust counter-extremism measures. By fostering dialogue, promoting understanding, and confronting extremism head-on, stakeholders can work towards building a more cohesive and resilient society for all.

 

08.04.24

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  • Bkk Brian
    Bkk Brian

    Most of the victims are dead! The UN found plenty of evidence and issued a 24 pages of it. Released hostages also reveal the horrors of sexual abuse they suffered. No cigar for the Hamas apologist

  • More than just sad.  The Brits had better do something pretty quick before the religious fanatics take over.  I"ll leave to your imagination as what should be done.

  • Bkk Brian
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    Sad............   46% of Muslims living in the UK Sympathize with Hamas.  39% deny the crimes committed on Oct 7th.  37% say they are unsure whether Hamas killed and r*ped civilian

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Sad............

 

46% of Muslims living in the UK Sympathize with Hamas. 

39% deny the crimes committed on Oct 7th. 

37% say they are unsure whether Hamas killed and r*ped civilians. 

32% of Muslims want Sharia law in the UK. 

 

No wonder the Pro Palestinian rallies in The UK are full of terrorist supporters

 

https://jlpartners.com/polling-results

https://www.thejc.com/news/only-1-in-4-british-muslims-believe-hamas-carried-out-rape-and-murder-on-october-7-according-to-survey-x3svowng

 

Fiyaz Mughal, founder of Muslims Against Antisemitism and the interfaith group Faith Matters, told the Sunday Telegraph that the findings are “shocking but also not shocking.”

He said: “The sense that Hamas did not conduct massacres and rapes in Israel is atrocious because it shows a closed-off mentality of anything emanating from Israel.”

 

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1 hour ago, Bkk Brian said:

Sad............

 

46% of Muslims living in the UK Sympathize with Hamas. 

39% deny the crimes committed on Oct 7th. 

37% say they are unsure whether Hamas killed and r*ped civilians. 

32% of Muslims want Sharia law in the UK. 

 

No wonder the Pro Palestinian rallies in The UK are full of terrorist supporters

 

https://jlpartners.com/polling-results

https://www.thejc.com/news/only-1-in-4-british-muslims-believe-hamas-carried-out-rape-and-murder-on-october-7-according-to-survey-x3svowng

 

Fiyaz Mughal, founder of Muslims Against Antisemitism and the interfaith group Faith Matters, told the Sunday Telegraph that the findings are “shocking but also not shocking.”

He said: “The sense that Hamas did not conduct massacres and rapes in Israel is atrocious because it shows a closed-off mentality of anything emanating from Israel.”

 

More than just sad.  The Brits had better do something pretty quick before the religious fanatics take over.  I"ll leave to your imagination as what should be done.

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The UN investigators apparently couldn't a single victim of rape. Their report is based on hearsay. 

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5 minutes ago, retarius said:

The UN investigators apparently couldn't a single victim of rape. Their report is based on hearsay. 

Most of the victims are dead! The UN found plenty of evidence and issued a 24 pages of it. Released hostages also reveal the horrors of sexual abuse they suffered. No cigar for the Hamas apologist

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2 hours ago, Bkk Brian said:

Sad............

 

46% of Muslims living in the UK Sympathize with Hamas. 

39% deny the crimes committed on Oct 7th. 

37% say they are unsure whether Hamas killed and r*ped civilians. 

32% of Muslims want Sharia law in the UK. 

 

No wonder the Pro Palestinian rallies in The UK are full of terrorist supporters

 

https://jlpartners.com/polling-results

https://www.thejc.com/news/only-1-in-4-british-muslims-believe-hamas-carried-out-rape-and-murder-on-october-7-according-to-survey-x3svowng

 

Fiyaz Mughal, founder of Muslims Against Antisemitism and the interfaith group Faith Matters, told the Sunday Telegraph that the findings are “shocking but also not shocking.”

He said: “The sense that Hamas did not conduct massacres and rapes in Israel is atrocious because it shows a closed-off mentality of anything emanating from Israel.”

 

Perhaps the Jewish Chronicle isn’t an unbiased source of news in this issue.

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Muslims say that they are 'believers'.

Unfortunately, people only believe what they want to believe.

Even with the evidence widely available all over the internet, many choose not to believe it.

They prefer to believe the lies from the mouths of killers.

Edited by Tropicalevo

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23 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Perhaps the Jewish Chronicle isn’t an unbiased source of news in this issue.

Muslims are as delusional as any others who trust their sources 100% and  think they know the truth. Plenty of good examples found here as well.

Edited by Hummin

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2 minutes ago, Hummin said:

Muslims are as delusional as any others who trust their sources 100% and sre of they know the truth. Plenty of good examples found here as well.


Putting aside your gross generalization, that’s not an argument in favor of trusting the Jewish Chronicle on what they have to say on this matter.

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12 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Perhaps the Jewish Chronicle isn’t an unbiased source of news in this issue.

The data is not from the Jewish Chronicle. Lame deflection of the facts

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5 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:


Putting aside your gross generalization, that’s not an argument in favor of trusting the Jewish Chronicle on what they have to say on this matter.

 

Oh look, another stereotype about Jews being dishonest and untrustworthy :coffee1: .

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15 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Care to elaborate?

 I know that you won't read this source since it is the dreaded faux news... but the article is from the son of one of the founding leaders of hamas and warrants some consideration since he had an inside track for many years... Hamas defector tells pro-Palestinian activists they belong in 'a mental asylum' in brutal debate | Fox News

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that is what happens when a country has an open immigration policy. eventually the 4-6th generation natives get replaced by the newly arrived that actually procreate. eventually the original values get thrown out the window and get replaced by new values that will keep the majority happy. seeing that in canada over the last 25 years...

14 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:


Putting aside your gross generalization, that’s not an argument in favor of trusting the Jewish Chronicle on what they have to say on this matter.

Sometimes a generalization sums it up. 

 

We are a product of the times where truth, the real truth is hard to find. Most are lead by generalized headlines, and very few bother to deep dive in to a complicatet matter where underlying reasons is necessary to get the whole picture. 

 

A jewish Chronicle on is as colored as a Muslim chronicle, or not? 

Edited by Hummin

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7 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

The data is not from the Jewish Chronicle. Lame deflection of the facts

The best deflection by the HATEFUL is to disparage your source... only their sources are reliable after all.

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6 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

The data is not from the Jewish Chronicle. Lame deflection of the facts

The JC presents their interpretation of the data from a survey undertaken by the Neoliberal Henry Jackson Society which itself has a history of stoking Islamophobia.

 

It’s not exactly unbiased is it?!

 

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1 minute ago, Chomper Higgot said:

The JC presents their interpretation of the data from a survey undertaken by the Neoliberal Henry Jackson Society which itself has a history of stoking Islamophobia.

 

It’s not exactly unbiased is it?!

 

The OP is the daily telegraph. The Poll is by https://jlpartners.com/polling-results

 

I can see how hard at work you are trying deflect but its not working

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4 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

 

Oh look, another stereotype about Jews being dishonest and untrustworthy :coffee1: .


Nothing of the sort Jonny.

 

I would have made the same statement if an Iranian newspaper were used to back an anti Israel argument.

 

The Jewish Chronicle is no way unbiased on this issue and has chosen a neoliberal think tank with a history of Islamophobia as its source.

 

 

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1 minute ago, Bkk Brian said:

The OP is the daily telegraph. The Poll is by https://jlpartners.com/polling-results

 

I can see how hard at work you are trying deflect but its not working


Read the OP, you’ll find the survey was commissioned by the Henry Jackson Society.

 

Read the link you yourself posted, the JC has based its article on the same HJS survey.

 

I can see you running in circles.

 

Just now, Chomper Higgot said:


Read the OP, you’ll find the survey was commissioned by the Henry Jackson Society.

 

Read the link you yourself posted, the JC has based its article on the same HJS survey.

 

I can see you running in circles.

 

lol, yes I read the OP, the Daily Telegraph, I also separately read the JC for this quote only:

 

"Fiyaz Mughal, founder of Muslims Against Antisemitism and the interfaith group Faith Matters, told the Sunday Telegraph that the findings are “shocking but also not shocking.”

He said: “The sense that Hamas did not conduct massacres and rapes in Israel is atrocious because it shows a closed-off mentality of anything emanating from Israel.”

 

Where is the bias apart from you?

 

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1 hour ago, retarius said:

The UN investigators apparently couldn't a single victim of rape. Their report is based on hearsay. 

Well, that and the bodies of young girls, their pelvises broken because they had been raped to death by the noble warriors of the religion of peace.

 

Foul apologist that you are!

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12 minutes ago, Hummin said:

Sometimes a generalization sums it up. 

 

We are a product of the times where truth, the real truth is hard to find. Most are lead by generalized headlines, and very few bother to deep dive in to a complicatet matter where underlying reasons is necessary to get the whole picture. 

 

A jewish chricicle is as colored as a Muslim chronicle, or not? 

I looked past the headlines, and found the source, a not liberal think tank with a history of stoking Islamophobia.

 

I absolutely agree, I would not trust a news source, perhaps called for contextual balance, ‘’The Muslim Chronicle’ any more reason than I trust ‘The Jewish Chronicle’ on this matter.

 

But then I’m not putting up either as an reliable source, nor would I.

26 minutes ago, Skipalongcassidy said:

 I know that you won't read this source since it is the dreaded faux news... but the article is from the son of one of the founding leaders of hamas and warrants some consideration since he had an inside track for many years... Hamas defector tells pro-Palestinian activists they belong in 'a mental asylum' in brutal debate | Fox News

Oh, so you don’t care to elaborate .

 

You choose to obfuscate instead.

 

 

Edited by Chomper Higgot

17 minutes ago, Skipalongcassidy said:

The best deflection by the HATEFUL is to disparage your source... only their sources are reliable after all.

The best way to get to the veracity of a news report is to examine the source of the information it uses.

 

 

 

4 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

I looked past the headlines, and found the source, a not liberal think tank with a history of stoking Islamophobia.

 

I absolutely agree, I would not trust a news source, perhaps called for contextual balance, ‘’The Muslim Chronicle’ any more reason than I trust ‘The Jewish Chronicle’ on this matter.

 

But then I’m not putting up either as an reliable source, nor would I.

Liar, the source is 

 

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5 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

Liar, the source is 

 

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Where is MRS stated as the source?

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1 minute ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Where is MRS stated as the source?

Are you being serious?

 

"The survey was carried out by J L Partners, the polling company which was founded by James Johnson, the former Downing Street pollster."

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30 minutes ago, Tropicalevo said:

Muslims say that they are 'believers'.

Unfortunately, people only believe what they want to believe.

Even with the evidence widely available all over the internet, many choose not to believe it.

They prefer to believe the lies from the mouths of killers.

Quite so...

I dream of the day when it would be illegal to brainwash children into believing in invisible men.

Muslims are subjected to the most brainwashing in this world.

So they refuse to believe in anything that goes contrary to the teachings of the Koran, and the Imams.

 

The recipe for success in religious brainwashing is through rituals.

Islams has the most rituals as it might be.

Praying 5 times a day, the Ramadan, the visits to the Mosque, to receive a brainwashing boost to their delusion. And this brainwashing includes a deep rooted hate, particularly of the Jews, and is also extended sometimes to Infidels.

 

So they will always find a narrative to praise Islam, and repel the infidels.

Always....

 

16 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

Are you being serious?

 

"The survey was carried out by J L Partners, the polling company which was founded by James Johnson, the former Downing Street pollster."

Yes I am being serious.

 

Neither the OP nor the JC article link to the H J Society source or the survey.

 

 

1 minute ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Yes I am being serious.

 

Neither the OP nor the JC article link to the H J Society source or the survey.

 

 

I just gave you the direct quote from the OP, The Daily Telegraph. Here is just some of the data again with zero bias, pure data direct from the pollsters. I also provided the link, what more do you need?

 

46% of Muslims living in the UK Sympathize with Hamas. 

39% deny the crimes committed on Oct 7th. 

37% say they are unsure whether Hamas killed and r*ped civilians. 

32% of Muslims want Sharia law in the UK. 

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