Shocking British Justice as Pro-Israel Protestor Dragged Down by Cops in London
BRITISH justice was shamed yesterday as pro-Israel demonstrator Niyak Ghorbani was dragged to the ground in London by four uniformed cops. A senior officer completed this act of gross stupidity, triumphantly scrunching the Iranian’s protest poster.
Pro-Israel Protestor Niyak Ghorbani Humiliated in London
In three simple words it spelled out official Government policy: “HAMAS IS TERRORIST”. Other cops looked on as pro-Palestinian marchers gridlocked the city as they have every week since 1,200 innocent Jewish civilians were butchered by Hamas on October 7. Britain’s tiny Jewish population now lives in fear. Children face threats if they dare to wear the kippah skullcap.
Rise of Anti-Israel Extremism and Threat to British Citizens
This reminds me of a time when soldiers could safely wear their uniforms on civvy street — until IRA terrorists put a target on their backs. Yet IRA fans were never seen marching through London protected by British bobbies. A harsh comparison but Jewish people have a saying: “It starts with the Jews but it never ends with the Jews.”
Islamist Extremists and the Menace of Anti-Israel Sentiment
Islamist extremists, twinned with Trotskyist hardliners, have a common goal, the destruction of capitalism and our free-thinking way of life. They are using Israel, the only democracy on the Arab peninsula, as their nuclear weapon. We are heading down a dangerous path. One London borough, the original setting for EastEnders’ Walford, is now known as the Islamic Republic of Tower Hamlets.
The Spread of Anti-Israel Sentiment and Decline of Democracy
Failure to integrate or learn English has led to decades of isolation, especially for Muslim women in a male-dominated society. Under convicted vote-rigger Mayor Lutfur Rahman, Palestinian flags fly in what Tory MP Paul Scully has called “a no-go area” for outsiders.
Danger of Extremism and the Need to Protect Democracy
Similar scenes are found in cities across the country, not least in Rochdale, where rabble-rouser George Galloway has been elected on a landslide “vote for Gaza”. We are paying the price for the wilful blindness of our political leaders in the face of constant warnings, not least from moderate Muslims.
Extremism Threat in Britain and the Rise of the Muslim Brotherhood
Ed Husain, a reformed extremist, wrote 17 years ago about this threat in his book The Islamist. Now he warns Britain faces a crisis as the subversive Muslim Brotherhood, banned in the Arab world, asserts control of migrant communities across the Western world.
Protecting Democracy and Combating Extremism
“Free speech has to be protected,” he said. “But there are people who are operating deliberately to undermine our democracy.” Calls for the extinction of Israel “from the river to the sea” amounted to “the legitimisation of an extremist position which intimidates and leads to hate”.
Tackling Extremism and Ensuring Democracy in Britain
Yet within hours, his own newly picked anti-Muslim hatred tsar, Fiyaz Mughal, had quit in the face of “vile threats” to himself and his family. Such intimidation was illustrated yesterday by Lib Dem Baroness Falkner, head of the Equalities and Human Rights Commission.
Integrating Communities and Promoting Coexistence
Lady Falkner, a Pakistani-born Muslim, came close to quitting amid trumped-up charges of bullying . “One of the things that’s come as a surprise to people like me is that we seem to be failing to integrate,” she told Central Recorderday Telegraph.
In Conclusion, UK’s Effort Towards Diversity and Democracy
Britain and its Muslim community is paying dearly for the reluctance by some to mix with non-Muslim neighbours. As a Sun reader told me last week: “My children are in their 30s. “They have friends from schooldays who are of Indian or Chinese origin. “None of their Muslim friendships from school have survived until today.”