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Most disturbing is the violence in mixed cities

T he ‘special’ international Zoom call, on a strategy report from Israel’s mixed cities, barely was under way when Israeli-Arab chief executive Dr Thabet Abu Rass of the Abraham Initiatives vanished from the screen after a rocket from Gaza landed 200 metres from his door. Moments later, we were told that his Israeli-Jewish counterpart, Amnon Be’eri-Sulitzeanu, wouldn’t be joining as the sirens had sounded over Tel Aviv. Once again Israel and the adjacent territories under the control of the Palestinian Authority and Gaza were a war zone. For many years I wrote the media monitoring column in the

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U K Jews warn of nonstop antisemitic incidents during Gaza fighting - Europe

Get email notification for articles from Daniella Peled Follow May. 20, 2021 6:19 PM LONDON – Britain’s Jewish community is experiencing “nonstop” reports of antisemitic incidents as pro-Palestinian demonstrations grow in the wake of the current flare-up between Israel and Islamist militants in Gaza. The verbal, physical and online targeting of Jews has soared as the conflict entered its second week. While there is a long-established pattern of conflict in the Middle East spurring increased attacks on Diaspora Jews, many communal figures in Britain say this round of violence feels more extreme. Last Sunday, in one of the most startling and widely reported incidents, a video appeared on social media showing a convoy of cars decorated with Palestinian flags driving through Jewish neighborhoods in north London. A man in one of the cars was heard shouting antisemitic and misogynistic abuse from a megaphone.

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Israel s UK ambassador accuses Newsnight host of patronising Palestinians

She then challenged Maitlis directly, saying: “Would you impose getting vaccines to the leaders of the Palestinians? Would you say you have to accept Israeli access and Israeli help when they are not interested? “Can you impose receiving vaccines when their leadership want to be in charge of the programme? You are patronising the Palestinians.” She continued: “They had their own programme, they bought the Russian vaccine – I think we need to respect that.” Confirming the introduction of the Green Passport scheme from mid-May, Hotovely praised the “co-operation” with the UK during the pandemic. Asked about discussions over a travel corridor between the UK and Israel, the ambassador gave no time frame and revealed Israel was cautious about tourism starting a third Covid wave.

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What good is a right to toothless protest?

Author “Kill the Bill” protesters in London, UK. April 3, 2020. Photo: Ziaur Khan / Shutterstock.com London 1936. In what we know today as the “Battle of Cable Street,” the Metropolitan Police protected Oswald Mosley’s British Union of Fascists against almost 20,000 anti-fascist protesters, including socialist groups, Irish dockworkers, British Jewry and anarchist and trade unionist groups. That day, 3,000 paramilitary “Blackshirts” marched through a Jewish neighborhood. Mounted police charged at a crowd of peaceful counterprotesters, and many of the arrested reported violent treatment at the hands of the police. Following the events on Cable Street, the Public Order Act of 1936 forced organizers of large protests to obtain prior police permission and gave the police broad powers to arrest people for “insulting or abusive” speech. The ambiguity of the word “insulting” meant that the Public Order Act could be applied in a range of cases.

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A Moses Montefiore – David Roberts Connection | The Jewish Press - JewishPress com | Saul Jay Singer | 26 Nisan 5781 – April 7, 2021

A Moses Montefiore – David Roberts Connection | The Jewish Press - JewishPress com | Saul Jay Singer | 26 Nisan 5781 – April 7, 2021
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