Of course people are free to criticise Israel if they feel strongly about their conduct, but Labour are going further than that and stirring up hatred of Jews, and that is wrong.
Nonsense, no we are not free to do that. In this forum I was accused of being anti-semitic for refusing to rule out freedom to criticise the behaviour of Israel. The International definition of anti-semitism includes criticism of Israel, and it was Labour's entirely justifiable refusal to accept that which led to the present trouble.
I'm sick to death of Jewish constant whining and bleating about the holocaust, and now the whining about imaginary anti-semitism and discrimination.
The Jews are not being discriminated against in Britain today. I well remember the discrimination against negros and the Irish from the 1950s to the 1070s when notices proclaiming "No Blacks, No Irish" were commonplace outside premises, but none I ever saw included No Jews. So Jews born post WW2 don't even know what real discrimination is. I do, like many closely related to Italians and Germans I suffered it throughout WW2 and for many years afterwards. The last occasion of blatant discrimation I suffered was in 1968, 23 years after the war ended.
But I've just shrugged and moved on, it's in the past.
Jews are a privileged people in Britain today. They hold many senior positions in politics in both Houses of Parliament, in law as QCs and Judges and in business. Quite apart from being unique as a people in having a commemoration day for their suffering in WW2, Jews have other special social privileges like an Eruv in North London.
Given their generally privileged position it's time for all the whining to stop since their is no justification for any of it. Here's a passage I've just lifted from a Jewish website:
"There really has never been a better time to be Jewish in London and at the heart of this change was the establishment of the Eruv in February 2003."
Doesn't sound much like suffering to me.
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