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Marina Purkiss, "These marches. I actually think what you're doing there by saying these are, uh, like Suella Bravo and other people calling them hate marches is it's actually doing the opposite of what we're trying to do here" "If we're serious about tackling anti Semitism, we need to stop being lazy and reckless with what it means. It doesn't mean the thousands of people taking to the streets because they are despairing at, uh, the actions of the Israeli government" "Now, I have seen you in a clip on GB News, and you were talking about how you think the rise in anti Semitism is due to, like, the BBC and Sky News slurring what Israel is doing" "Not that this is right, but there is a spike in anti Semitism directly as a result of the Israeli government's actions since October 7th" "And by the way, that's not my opinion. That is data" Jeremy Vine, "The main connection Marina's making here is the actions of the state of Israel being linked to lives in this country of Jewish people who are trying to go about their daily lives" Marina Purkiss, "Yeah. But I think for me, the person that is actually making such a case for this rise in anti Semitism is Benjamin Netanyahu and the Israeli government because they are trying to make it impossible to distinguish between criticism of Israel and the Jewish identity"

Well done for exposing this Maya.

Sir Rowley's letter to Zack Polanski was a reckless political intervention during the local election period. I urge everyone to submit a complaint to the Independent Office for Police Conduct: I have provided a template letter below for people to adapt. Complain here: policeconduct.gov.uk/complaints/sub… TEMPLATE LETTER I am writing to complain about the letter from Met Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley to Zack Polanski, the Green Party leader. The letter was posted to X at 5:35PM on the 30th of April 2026. I would like the IOPC to investigate whether Sir Mark Rowley’s letter to Mr. Polanski violated his duty to act in an impartial political manner. In investigating this matter, the IOPC should consider: 1. The tone of Sir Mark Rowley’s letter, which was condescending, ‘snarky’ and sarcastic; 2. Sir Mark Rowley’s decision to publish the letter widely without first raising his concerns privately with Mr. Polanski or the Green Party; 3. The timing of the letter, with specific reference to the upcoming local elections, including across multiple London boroughs, in which the convention of ‘purdah’ usually applies; 4. The context of the letter, namely, a highly combustible period following a deplorable antisemitic terrorist attack, in which community tensions and emotions are running high; 5. Widespread social media and mainstream media comment about the inappropriateness of Sir Mark Rowley’s intervention; 6. The way competing political parties and politicians have used the letter to attack Mr. Polanski during a highly competitive election period.

Sky's special correspondent @AlexCrawfordSky reports on the dozens of villages in southern Lebanon which have been virtually wiped out by Israel in a matter of weeks

Nigel Farage’s former Jewish classmates at Dulwich College say he would hiss at them to mimic gas chambers. They have also quoted him as saying “gas them all” and “Hitler was right” in their testimonies. Over twenty former students have made such allegations. Was he booed?

Hold on - what? If police officers think someone might be carrying explosives, protocol is to kick them in the head repeatedly like this? Is that actual police protocol? If so, how is it a wise police protocol? Can someone explain the reasoning?

YOU WANT HIM TO SHAKE HANDS WITH A COUNTRY WHO HAS KILLED 437 PALESTINIAN FOOTBALLERS SINCE OCTOBER 2023 NO YOUR HANDS ARE DRIPPING IN BLOOD‼️

I’m astounded that @KemiBadenoch used footage of soldiers in Derry during Bloody Sunday in this video promoting the actions of the British Army. It’s disgusting, deeply offensive and an insult to the innocent civil rights protestors who soldiers killed that day.

The Golders Green attacker also allegedly tried to murder a Muslim friend of his. This seems relevant, given this attack has fuelled demands for another clampdown on civil liberties.

Australia national team and St. Pauli captain Jackson Irvine says awarding a Peace Prize to Trump is a mockery of the fight for human rights and an insult to those who believe football can be a force for real change. Where do we get the t-shirt he’s wearing? Asking for a friend

A familiar face from "Coolock Says No". The real threat to local communities.

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This woman is the most impressive person I've ever met. 86 years old and quietly and politely the smartest person in the room

In the wake of the shocking assault on a French nun, I am reposting my report three weeks ago on the harassment and persecution of Christians in the old city of Jerusalem:

Once again, Tony Blair is wrong and advocates to make ordinary people worse off. Britain has one of the lowest effective state pension entitlements in the whole of Europe. Tony Blair's thinktank urges scrapping of state pension triple-lock theguardian.com/money/2026/may…

@Nigel_Farage But you support Nazis and hate jews ??

My remarks at the scene of the Golders Green terrorist attack.

BREAKING: Man who used to march down the street singing hitler youth songs and go up to his jewish classmates and make the hissing sound of gas chambers realises he can use yesterday's antisemitic attack to score some cheap political points and talk about that two-tier far-right conspiracy bullshit. Classy.

Deafening applause as Zack Polanski tells Zia Yusuf that people's concern over immigration is because he spends all his time spreading misinformation and fear. Let’s make this go viral 👇

The Golders Green terror suspect, Essa Suleiman, was previously jailed indefinitely in 2008 for stabbing a police officer and his dog. The then Home Secretary Priti Patel decided he did not pose another risk of a terror attack and was released into society.

No emergency cobra meetings.