By Daphne Anson
In London last week, a mob of abusive Palestine Solidarity Campaign activists taunt an unexpected showing of pro-Israelis, standing in dignified fashion in silent counter-protest while the PSCniks raise fists in the air, rasp familiar chants, sound a silly shrill trill, and even indulge in a taunting improvised rhyme that includes da Joo word.
The doughty David Collier gives the context (and another video) here
And in Toronto on Al Quds Day teacher Nadia Shoufani reminds her fellow Israel-haters of another Israel-hater’s words (“… We are here to urge you all to believe … that the Palestinian cause is not a cause for Palestinians only but it’s a cause for every revolutionary whereever he [sic] is, a cause for the exploited and oppressed masses in our era …”) before launching into a full-scale rant against the Zionist Entity.
There’s a very able refutation here of her damaging nonsense
(Hat tip: Vlad Tepes blog)
Meanwhile, an old friend of ours, Jeremy Moodey, CEO of Engage the Middle East, surfaced in the correspondence columns of the Church of England newspaper (12 May) to argue against its behind-a-paywall editorial of the previous week. (Hat tip: reader P)
Notice that Moodey has the spiteful audacity to consider Israel a “rogue” state.
Shame, shame, shame on him.
Another old friend of ours, Stephen Sizer, likes the dissembling Israel-bash, and incorrigible antisemite and 9/11 troofer Tony Gratrex (founder of Reading PSC) seems equally pleased, sharing the article.
In defiance, I think we should give this fine fellow with the magnificent moustache a twirl:
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