In this mailing:
by Douglas Murray
• May 30, 2016 at 5:30 am
- Today, as the
leader of Her Majesty's Opposition, Jeremy Corbyn has the
opportunity either to tackle anti-Semitism or mainstream it into the
UK body politic. The evidence that he has any interest in doing the
former are not good.
- Whenever the
specific question of anti-Semitism was raised, Corbyn would say how
opposed he was to all forms of racism, "including
Islamophobia." It has apparently proven impossible for Corbyn
to realize the specific nature of anti-Semitism; whenever it has
come up, he has used the opportunity to talk not about racial hatred
against Jews but what he believes to be an epidemic of hatred
towards Muslims.
- The British
Labour party today evidently is riddled with anti-Semitism from top
to bottom, and led by people who want to divert attention from the
fact or cover it over entirely. Things can only get worse.
Labour Party MP Naz Shah (left), was recently
suspended from the party for composing and sharing anti-Semitic tropes.
Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn (right), has a tendency to hang around
with Holocaust deniers, anti-Semitic hate-preachers and others of a
similar ilk, and is a self-declared "friend" of the terror
outfits Hamas and Hezbollah.
How would you push away a problem you did not want to deal with? The
best way, as any addict could tell you, is to pretend that you have dealt
with it. The drug-addict pretends to have given up drugs. The alcoholic
pretends to have cut down on drink. And the British Labour party pretends
to have dealt with its anti-Semitism problem.
by Myra Carr
• May 30, 2016 at 4:30 am
- The UK's
Co-operative Group is closely linked to -- and a major funder of --
the Co-operative Party, which has an electoral pact with the Labour
Party, the UK's official opposition.
- This assumes
that those advocating the boycott know exactly where the new borders
between Israel and a future Palestinian state will be, despite that
they are yet to be determined through negotiation. The enterprises
boycotted by the Co-op Group employ many local Arab workers, whose
livelihoods are endangered by the boycott.
- The Co-op Group
continues to refer to Israel's "illegal settlements" as if
these were the only disputed territories in the world. There is no
boycott, of course, of major exporting countries with appalling
human rights records, such as China (invasion of Tibet), Russia
(invasion of the Ukraine) and other countries whose occupation of
other areas is not recognized internationally, such as
Nagorno-Karabakh or Northern Cyprus.
- As usual, of all
the countries in the world, Israel is being singled out. For the
boycotters of the Co-op Group, Israel is the usual soft target.
The Co-operative Group is the fifth-largest retail
grocery chain in the UK, with thousands of Co-op minimarkets throughout
the United Kingdom. Right: The Co-operative Group head office in
Manchester. (Image source: Co-operative Group/Wikimedia commons)
The Co-operative Group is the only major British retailer to boycott
Israeli goods. It is the fifth-largest retail grocery chain in the UK,
with thousands of Co-op minimarkets throughout the United Kingdom. The
Co-operative Group (formerly known as the Co-operative Wholesale Society)
is closely linked to -- and a major funder of -- the Co-operative Party,
which has an electoral pact with the Labour Party, the UK's official
opposition. The Co-operative Party has, like the Labour Party itself,
been infiltrated by a strong anti-Israel faction.
May 30, 2016 at 4:00 am
- Gatestone
Institute wishes to thank the brave men and women of America's armed
forces who gave their lives -- and continue to risk them every day
-- so that we may sleep soundly in our beds at night. We are in your
debt. — The Editors.
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