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In France, the right-wing candidate was jailed for a book-keeping error. In Romania, the right-wing candidate won, the election was cancelled and he was barred from standing again. In Colombia, the right-wing candidate was just shot. In Ecuador, the right-wing candidate was assassinated. In Brazil, the right-wing candidate was stabbed. In America, the right-wing candidate was shot and dragged through the courts on a book-keeping error. In Britain, the right-wing candidate isn't in court, he's promoted heavily by the establishment with acres of coverage across the establishment media 🤔

We are absolutely heartbroken that this is how low Britain has sunk. This horrific act truly plumbs new depths. Hatzola is a volunteer-run ambulance service run by the Jewish community but catering to everyone, Jews and non-Jews alike, working with the NHS to save lives as fast as possible. They provide outstanding medical care at lightning speed every hour of every day, and fundraise to buy ambulances and equipment. They are truly a shining example of the Jewish community coming together to help everyone in the most fundamental of ways by giving the gift of life. Burning their ambulances in an attempt to put them out of action is a truly repulsive act of antisemitic hatred in a Britain where Jews now have to keep everything from schools to synagogues under constant guard. Our society has become infested with the sickness of antisemitism. In this case it is not only about catching the perpetrators and restoring the ambulances, but about politicians accepting that by tolerating everything from hate marches to hate preachers, they have created this sickening mess, and time has run out for them to act. The law must change, fast, but so must society. The people spewing obsessive conspiracy theories about Jews, Zionists and Israelis are not social justice warriors, they are hateful bigots who are feeding this madness and must be stood up to and told as much by ordinary decent people.

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