Yes folks, there is an international conspiracy and it is all about "protecting" Israel. It operates through front and lobbying groups that uniquely promote the interests of a foreign country, Israel, even when those interests do serious damage.
British Jews and their allies rally against antisemitism in London’s Parliament Square, December 8, 2019. Photo: Courtesy of the Campaign Against Antisemitism.
Jewish students at universities in United Kingdom are being “targeted” in a wave of antisemitism, according to a leading Jewish student group, as the 11-day conflict between Israel and Hamas continues to give new pretext for acts of hatred.
“The Union of Jewish Students is disgusted that Jewish students and societies are being targeted on campus,” a spokesperson for the group, which represents Jewish students and societies in the UK and Ireland, told
The Algemeiner.
“There is never an excuse for antisemitism, and it is not the answer to increased hostilities in the Middle East and Jewish students must not be held to account for this.”
Antiwar.com Original
Here is something that can be said with great confidence. It is racist – antisemitic, if you prefer – to hold Jews, individually or collectively, accountable for Israel’s crimes. Jews are not responsible for Israel’s war crimes, even if the Israeli state presumes to implicate Jews in its crimes by falsely declaring it represents all Jews in the world.
Very obviously, it is not the fault of Jews that Israel commits war crimes, or that Israel uses Jews collectively as a political shield, exploiting sensitivities about the historical suffering of Jews at the hands of non-Jews to immunize
’Each of us should guarantee his own security because unfortunately, security in France is not assured, warns Sarah Halimi s son
‘’Each of us should guarantee his own security because unfortunately, security in France is not assured,” said Yonathan Halimi.
Picture courtesy CAM.
Yonathan Halimi spoke during a special digital rally with French leaders, officials from the United Nations, Canada and Israel, as well as multi -faith religious leaders.
Thousands recently took to the streets in cities across the world and many more protested on social media to voice their outrage over last month’s decision by France’s Supreme Court to excuse Sarah Halimi’s antisemitic killer, Kobili Traoré, from trial due to his consumption of marijuana on the night of his crime.
Boycotts and sanctions helped rid South Africa of apartheid
The comparison rankles supporters of Israel, but the growing Palestinian Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement draws on the struggle to isolate racist South Africa
By Chris McGreal / The Guardian
Ask an older generation of white South Africans when they first felt the bite of anti-apartheid sanctions, and some point to the moment in 1968, when then-South African prime minister John Vorster banned a tour by the England cricket team, because it included a mixed-race player, Basil D’Oliveira.
After that, South Africa was excluded from international cricket until former South African president Nelson Mandela walked free from prison 22 years later.