We’ve all seen the videos of Hamas sympathizers tearing down pictures of kidnapped Israelis, including abducted children. But as disturbing as it is to see antisemites at work, what’s more disturbing is watching the British police do their dirty work for them.
See here:
We need an answer from GMP police immediately. I hope they have a good response – I can’t think of one but please prove me wrong. @gmpolice pic.twitter.com/y1l6p2i4zA
— Nick Buckley 4 Mayor (@NickBuckleyMBE) October 30, 2023
And here:
The absolute state of London.
Met police tearing down posters of the Israelis kidnapped by Hamas so as not to "flare racial tensions"? Meanwhile across the capital Palestinian flags fly from lampposts. pic.twitter.com/EKXdGwb7MZ
— David Vance (@DVATW) October 31, 2023
Their explanation? Apparently, this is all part of their “responsibility to take reasonable steps to stop issues escalating and to avoid any further increase in community tension.”
Their attempts to prevent “further increase community tension” appear one-sided. Take this example, in which the pictures of the Hamas hostages were reportedly driven around central London on the side of a van until police told the van’s drivers to hide the images and leave the area for their “own safety.”
“I’ve just had one of the most disturbing experiences in nine years at Campaign Against Antisemitism.”
Who are the police protecting here?
Those standing up to terrorists, or those who sympathise with them?
We are considering our legal options and a public protest. pic.twitter.com/2eTwhXZk19
— Campaign Against Antisemitism (@antisemitism) October 19, 2023
Who are the police protecting here? It certainly isn’t Britain’s Jewish citizens or their right to free speech and assembly. It is anti-Israel, pro-Hamas mobs and vandals.