At a left-wing event held today on the fringes of the Labour conference, terrorists from Hamas who attacked Israel and massacred hundreds of unarmed civilians were praised.Read full article
At a gathering to commemorate 75 years since the Nakba, or "catastrophe," which resulted in the foundation of the Jewish state, the audience began applauding the terrible carnage.
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It happened when one of the event speakers expressed her honour at speaking at such a "historic moment."
The World Transformed, a left-wing festival that is not formally affiliated with Labour but emerged during Jeremy Corbyn's tenure as leader, hosted the event, which drew more than 100 attendees.
Palestinian Youth Movement leader Yasmin Elsouda addressed the crowd, saying, "I'm thrilled to be speaking at such a historic occasion, certainly in my lifetime, in our struggle...
She continued by outlining Israeli government assaults on Palestinians prior to the bloody break out from Gaza, which resulted in hundreds of deaths and saw militants kidnapping women and children.
"Yesterday, over 230 of our siblings... attained martyrdom at the hands of the Zionist entity," she continued.
The current Zionist administration has openly called for another Nakba, or genocide.
"Despite this, the defeated Zionist entity has once again been caught off guard by our Palestinian resistance, which has declared enough is enough."
Yesterday morning, families in Israel were anticipating spending time together to commemorate one of the most important days in the Jewish calendar.
Instead, the Simchat Torah holiday turned into a day of horror and violence for locals living close to the gaza strip
Early in the morning, roving Hamas gunmen broke into the streets of cities like Sderot, which is located less than a mile from the border, shattering the tranquilly of the holy Sabbath.
Today's 'appalling' atrocities in Israel were denounced by Keir Starmer, who is under pressure to take action against Labour MPs and volunteers who support Hamas.
As he battles to prevent hard-left activists like Jeremy Corbyn from derailing his pre-election gathering in Liverpool, the leader denounced the "acts of terrorism."
Sir Keir claimed in a BBC interview that Israel's indiscriminate use of missiles, the killing of civilians, and hostage-taking were all part of a "deliberate" effort to stall the peace process.
However, in response to conflicting messages from certain party members, the Tories have insisted that Labour "hasn't changed."
Despite being barred from running for office again, Mr. Corbyn—who is still a party member—tweeted a call for a cease-fire while ostensibly refraining from denouncing the activities.
The "full force of the law" will be applied to individuals who back Hamas or "intimidate" Jews in Britain, Suella Braverman has warned.
As the Met Police increased'reassurance' patrols in London, the Home Secretary issued the direct message.
On social media, including by Countdown host Rachel Riley, there are pictures of individuals celebrating the brutal attack in the city by waving Palestinian flags.
This morning, Ms. Braverman wrote on X, claiming that the government was taking "every necessary step" to safeguard Jewish neighbourhoods.
In her essay, she claimed that whenever Israel is attacked, "Islamists and other racists use Israeli defensive measures as a pretext to incite hatred against British Jews."
Anti-Semitism and the glorification of terrorism on British streets must be totally unacceptable.
"I expect the police to use the full weight of the law against displays of support for Hamas, other outlawed terrorist organisations, or attempts to intimidate British Jews," the police chief said.
