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A man alleged to have punched a seagull to death in front of horrified holidaymakers in Cornwall is believed to run one of the UK’s most notorious “anti-Zionist” accounts, in which he has referred to “Zionist Jews” as “parasites” who “need to be isolated in all walks of life in our society”.
Did he think the seagull was a Zionist?
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For Misan Harriman to have shared this week yet another inflammatory post relating to Jews – from a notorious account – even while under such scrutiny for his social media activity, demonstrates how unsuitable he is to be leading such a major arts institution.
He is either careless or impudent.
Either way, the Southbank should not be receiving public funding as long as he is chair.
You can read more about his record here: antisemitism.org/lets-talk-a…
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This is how much the Palestine mob hates the Jewish state.
The biggest cause of death in hospitals is sepsis.
Palantir TAG has managed to halve sepsis deaths in a hospital in Florida where it has been operating pioneering technology.
But Palantir’s contract with the NHS has a break clause, and activists are urging the Government to use it because of the company’s supposed connections to the US and, you guessed it, the Jewish state.
Whatever the merits or otherwise of the contract itself, rejecting potentially life-saving technology in this way is cutting off your nose to spite your face – and being indifferent to the wound developing sepsis.
How high a cost are ordinary Britons prepared to pay for this activist hatred? The price could be measured in lives.
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This is how much the Palestine mob hates the Jewish state.
The biggest cause of death in hospitals is sepsis.
@PalantirTech has managed to halve sepsis deaths in a hospital in Florida where it has been operating pioneering technology.
But Palantir’s contract with the NHS has a break clause, and activists are urging the Government to use it because of the company’s supposed connections to the US and, you guessed it, the Jewish state.
Whatever the merits or otherwise of the contract itself, rejecting potentially life-saving technology in this way is cutting off your nose to spite your face – and being indifferent to the wound developing sepsis.
How high a cost are ordinary Britons prepared to pay for this activist hatred? The price could be measured in lives.
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Our newest technologies are echoing the world’s oldest hatred.
According to an academic research paper published in the American Psychologist journal, artificial intelligence models have demonstrated antisemitic bias, which they have incorporated from the human texts that they are trained on.
As AI becomes an increasingly prevalent feature of our lives and we rely on it for more and more professional and personal insight, this development is extremely worrying.
AI’s adoption of antisemitic tropes holds a mirror up to our society’s normalisation of this age-old prejudice.
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Shabbat shalom, from everybody at Campaign Against Antisemitism!
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Guilty of “causing a public nuisance”.
Daniel Day, 30, has been convicted after he scaled Big Ben with a flag of the Palestinian Authority and stayed up there for fifteen hours.
Extensive safety measures were reportedly put in place, including road closures and the deployment of emergency service staff, to assist Mr Day in getting down from the tower – which he apparently refused to do repeatedly. He also reportedly became verbally abusive to officers during the ordeal.
Mr Day was arrested once he dismounted the tower, and appeared in Southwark Crown Court yesterday where he was convicted.
This is what Palestine activism is about: disgracing our national monuments and values and causing enormous disruption in our capital with nothing to show for it except unpleasantness to local people.
Mr Day is due to be sentenced on 27th July 2026.
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Was the Belfast assailant shouting about Jews while allegedly attempting to behead his victim?
We are providing the source video so that you can make up your own mind, but we have pixellated it due to its extremely violent and graphic nature.
Our investigators believe that the assailant in the video is shouting: “Ya yahoodi, Ya yahoodi, ta’al awsif!”, which translates from Arabic as “O Jew, O Jew, come and record/let me show you!”
We have made this assessment with medium confidence (higher confidence on the reference to Jews).
It is not clear whether the reference to ‘Jew’ – which is often used as a derogatory term in Arabic – was being used in relation to the victim or to the onlookers, whom the assailant may have been goading, or whether it was being used more generally as a battlecry.
If this analysis is correct, it would chillingly indicate that there may have been an antisemitic motivation or undertone in this heinous incident, over which Hadi Alodid from Sudan has been charged. At the very least, it indicates that the extremism that is now afflicting us all in the West is strongly related to the explosion of antisemitism that is targeted at Jews.
By failing to crack down on antisemitic extremism, the authorities have permitted an environment of violent hostility to Jews, which has in turn emboldened extremists – both home-grown and imported – to come for us all.
The victim, Stephen Ogilvie, probably had no connection to Judaism whatsoever, until the man allegedly trying to behead him started to shout about Jews.
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Thank you, Lord Cryer, for consistently pushing the proscription of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
“My Lords, I am glad to hear that the Government are bringing forward legislation, but it is not before time. We have seen IRGC proxies and operatives attacking British Jews and Jewish institutions. We have just seen two such proxies prosecuted and convicted for an almost fatal attack on an Iranian journalist.
“Is it not time to get this welcome new legislation through every stage of its parliamentary procedures sharpish, and then ban this bunch of homicidal maniacs?”
You too can be part of this movement. Sign the petition now: antisemitism.org/BantheIRGC
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We are aware of a significant fire in the early hours of this morning at a Jewish-owned business in Brent.
150 firefighters were deployed to respond to the incident, which the London Fire Brigade is reportedly not treating as suspicious at this time.
Thankfully, no injuries have been reported.
The cause of the fire has not yet been ascertained, and we hope to provide an update once more information has been released.
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First England, then Scotland and now Ireland.
The upcoming UEFA Nations League fixture between Ireland and Israel will go ahead, but in a “neutral venue” with supporters barred from attending.
First, England could not guarantee the safety of foreign Jewish fans in the Aston Villa-Maccabi Tel Aviv match: police barred them from coming.
Then Scotland could not guarantee their safety for the Women’s World Cup qualifier between Scotland and Israel: the match was moved abroad.
Now Ireland too won’t take responsibility for protecting Jewish fans from local Jew-haters.
What message is this sending? Intimidation works, and those who threaten peaceful events can successfully dictate public life.
Law-abiding citizens should not have to pay the price for the hooliganism of pro-Palestine extremists.
@UEFA, @FAIreland and all relevant bodies involved must ensure that any decisions made are based on principle, not on yielding to the mob.
Football is supposed to bring people together. That includes Jews.
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After CAA wrote to the Home Secretary with our concerns and a wider outcry, the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) has published its response to the National Association of Muslim Police’s (NAMP) appalling, trope-laden policy paper which came to light last week.
The response, issued by Assistant Chief Constable Jon McAdam, rightly concludes that “some of the paper’s content is antisemitic and downplays extremist ideologies.”
The NPCC also reveals that NAMP claims that the paper “does not represent its organisational position and that it was authored by an individual who is no longer serving in policing or involved with the association.” That represents an institutional failure, even as the departure of the author from the association and from policing offers the beginnings of reassurance.
The NPCC says that it is “supporting efforts to ensure complaints about [the paper’s] content are progressed through formal processes.”
These ‘formal processes’ clearly must result in the termination of employment of anyone associated with the publication of this document, as well as a wider and transparent investigation of what is going on in the NAMP.
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The people responsible for publishing this extremist screed on the police’s official web domain are unfit to be police officers and must be immediately investigated by their respective forces’ professional standards departments and dismissed.
This is every bit as scandalous as the West Midlands Police debacle and even more so – this is not police acquiescence to Islamist extremism, it is evidence that a major national policing association has been infiltrated by or is controlled by Islamists.
British Jews have long suffered two-tier policing that sees antisemitic crime go unpunished and faith in the police has dropped to its lowest level since our polling began.
Saying that the movement for Jewish self-determination contributes to anti-Muslim hatred and that even talking about Hamas’ 7th October atrocity should be stopped is the kind of extremism we would expect to read in the opening of the prosecution case against an antisemite, not on the national police web domain.
We are writing to the Home Secretary to ensure that this clear threat to British policing results in a clear message being sent. This cannot pass with the document being quietly deleted. Not one of the people involved in publishing this document can remain as a police officer.
Furthermore, the National Police Chiefs Council must show leadership by immediately denouncing the National Association of Muslim Police for bringing policing into further disrepute in this manner. If they do not, that is perhaps more alarming than the publication of this document in the first place.
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Two women have appeared in court over threatening chants allegedly shouted at a protest in October 2023.
Hadjer Boumazouna, 37, and Fatiha Boumazouna, 53, both from Croydon, were charged with intending or likely to stir up racial hatred in relation to a protest organised by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign on the 28th October 2023, for which they were arrested the day after.
Two and half years on, they are finally in court.
They have been accused of chanting the notorious “Khaybar Khaybar” chant at the demonstration, allegedly captured in footage which was screened at Southwark Crown Court this week.
The “Khaybar” chant is unmistakably threatening to Jewish people. It translates as: ‘Jews, remember the battle of Khaybar, the army of Muhammad is returning.’ It refers to the massacre and expulsion of the Jews of Khaybar in 628 CE and is plainly a battle cry against Jews.
Both women deny the charge, and the trial is ongoing.
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Is charity money falling into the pockets of Hamas?
One of the largest Islamic charities in Britain has found itself having to deny that hundreds of thousands of pounds of aid sent to assist humanitarian causes in Gaza may have instead ended up going to Hamas.
Penny Appeal donated a reported £350,000 in relief funds to Gaza to combat the ongoing devastating effects of the war, triggered by Hamas’ 7th October terrorist attack.
However, in leaked minutes from a discussion amongst senior charity executives in April 2024, concerns were reportedly raised as to whether the money may have found its way to Hamas to further their extremist activity.
The charity has since rejected claims that the money was knowingly being sent to the terrorist organisation.
It is understood that Penny Appeal is already being investigated by the Charity Commission in an “ongoing regulatory compliance case”.
These latest allegations only add to growing concerns about due diligence in relation to charitable funding of opaque foreign causes in high-risk places.
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Campaign Against Antisemitism retweeted
“Contaminated with apartheid and Zionism.”
The anti-Israel mob have officially stopped pretending this isn’t about targeting Jews.
Stickers calling to boycott Israeli goods were placed on a box of matzah in Sainsbury’s in Clifton, Bristol. However, the manufacturer – Rakusen’s – is based in Yorkshire.
This is not a product from Israel. This is a British kosher manufacturer, based in the north of England. Any pretence of this being about Israel has dropped.
They simply saw kosher products in a supermarket and decided that it was fair game to vandalise.
In the 1930s, Nazi propaganda used analogies which compared Jews to parasites, in an effort to dehumanise them and to justify the cleansing of German society from what was perceived to be an unhygienic, contaminating threat. Boycotts of Jewish goods and businesses were also an attempt to rid society of Jews. These stickers echo those disturbing ideas.
We understand that the store manager was alerted and that a police investigation is currently underway.
The targeting of Jewish goods, which bear no connection to Israel, in the name of activism only does one thing: it targets Jews.
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We have written to Sir Mark Rowley raising our concerns about upcoming demonstrations in North West London by a group called the ‘Palestine Youth Movement’.
The Jewish community must receive the same protection against disorder as any other.
There can be no two-tier policing.
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Finally some movement on banning Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in Britain.
The new National Security (State Threats) Bill would allow the Home Secretary to designate and essentially proscribe groups working for hostile states or their proxies. The new laws would mean that those acting for hostile foreign powers could face fines and jail sentences of up to fourteen years.
The Home Office aims to pass the Bill into law by July this year.
Our polling shows that 93% of British Jews believe the British Government should proscribe the IRGC.
This is a welcome development. The threats of extremism and terrorism have already borne fruit in the UK and will continue to do so unless our authorities are prepared to directly fight them with the right action.
CAA has been pushing for the proscription of the IRGC for years. It’s time to get it done.
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CAA has sent a letter to the Assembly Hall Theatre in Tunbridge Wells regarding a performance some weeks ago featuring comedian Jen Brister.
We had received deeply concerning reports from two Jewish audience members who attended the performance, who observed Ms Brister initiating chants of “F*** Israel, free Palestine” from the stage, encouraging the audience to join in.
The Jewish audience members have told us that the atmosphere became more like that of a rally than a comedy performance, and that the hostility and aggression elicited by Ms Brister from the rest of the audience caused them to fear for their safety, as a result of which they felt compelled to leave the theatre.
We have written to ask the venue to confirm its position on the performance and whether it will take steps with regard to safeguarding measures for audience members to prevent similar experiences from occurring in future.
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