Unite the Kingdom and Pro Palestine marches Cup 16th May 2026

*foxie's post did not suggest in anyway it was a "goodies and baddies" situation.

Ie she does not anywhere say all the "unite" on the march bad

if you actually read her post carefully, she is talking about the leadership and all the political features of it.

LizzieDrip

Hear, hear foxie 👏👏👏

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If you think people on here are anti Jew, hiding behind pro Palestinian objectives, you are so wrong Oreo.

foxie48
Your comments boil down to Unite the Kingdom all bad and the pro Palestine people all good.
I have rarely read such naive and unbalanced comments.
There were good people on both those marches and bad ones too.

Hear, hear foxie 👏👏👏

Good post foxie, thanks. 👏

silverlining48

Well said foxie

Seconded

silverlining48

It must be hard for Jews both in and out of Israel to see the criticism of their country by so many. Israel no longer has its decades long, post war ‘can never be criticised’ protection. The eyes of most of the world are now opened to Israel and its government has been judged.
I admire those Jews who are brave enough to support the Palestinian marches who get such a welcome and am heartened by groups of Israelis supporting Palestinians in the West Bank, as they, their fields and their homes are attacked and destroyed by those ‘settlers’ who wish to steal their land, while the IDF look on.
Many are young and will have to live with the horror of what they have seen and done for the rest of their lives.

This is my country, England , so criticism of Israel isn’t criticism of my country.
Any country can be criticised but what Jews here don’t expect is anger directed at themselves for it ( well, actually we do expect it as it’s the norm here now.)
The antisemites are in full flow, many hiding behind pro Palestine objectives.

Whitewavemark2

One way of understanding what Robinson is about - just look at who supports him.

The Nazi party in Germany - AfD - constantly attempt to enter the U.K. to support Robinsons protest marches.

They are banned.

And so they should be.

I imagine that our secret service is keeping a close eye on Tommy Robinson, as he resides abroad, they can deny him entry if (when) they are concerned.

Well said foxie

One way of understanding what Robinson is about - just look at who supports him.

The Nazi party in Germany - AfD - constantly attempt to enter the U.K. to support Robinsons protest marches.

They are banned.

What does "global intifada" actually mean? Intifada means opposing the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territory and adding global to it is basically asking the rest of the world to support the Palestinians in their struggle against oppression by Israel. It is not inherently anti semitic because it is the country Israel not Jewish people that is doing the oppression. I have absolutely no issue with supporting the intifada, what Israel has done in Gaza and the West Bank surely cannot be acceptable to any right minded people. Israel has imo committed war crimes and crimes against humanity as well as completely ignoring International law. I am not anti semitic, I do not support Hamas, Hezbollah or any other organisation that states they want to rid the world of Jews.The march last week was not anti semitic it was pro Palestinian in it's opposition to Israel.

The Unite the Kingdom march was organised and led by someone who has declared publicly on a number of occasions that he is Islamophobic and wants to get rid of Muslims from our country. He's also been a leading member of the now banned BNP, which was a fascist organisation started by neo Nazis, he's also been active in Pergida (Germany), trying to start a British branch. IMO people support TR and Unite the Kingdom because he gives credence to and legitimises their inherent racism and xenophobia. Followers say he says what they are thinking, so yes, we know what his followers are thinking don't we? Anyone who knows something about the rise of fascism and the Nazis in Germany will see the parallels. It's classic fascist tactics to wrap Nationalism and religion into the mix, we only have to look across the pond to see that. Unite the Kingdom and TR and his band of thugs should be called out at every possible opportunity and exposed for what they are. We stopped people smoking by publicising it's dangers not by excusing people by saying they smoke because they are stressed or because they have a crap life. I understand that some of our population has been "left behind" and feel angry and without a voice but I absolutely refuse to believe that trying to paint Unite the Kingdom as a benign organisation that cares about the disadvantaged in our society is in any way helpful. It is not, it is a divisive destructive organisation, led by a known fascist with a criminal record for thuggery and racism.

It must be hard for Jews both in and out of Israel to see the criticism of their country by so many. Israel no longer has its decades long, post war ‘can never be criticised’ protection. The eyes of most of the world are now opened to Israel and its government has been judged.
I admire those Jews who are brave enough to support the Palestinian marches who get such a welcome and am heartened by groups of Israelis supporting Palestinians in the West Bank, as they, their fields and their homes are attacked and destroyed by those ‘settlers’ who wish to steal their land, while the IDF look on.
Many are young and will have to live with the horror of what they have seen and done for the rest of their lives.

Whitewavemark2

twaddle

AGAA4

I can understand why people march for Palestine but can't condone any banners that invite hate.
The Unite the kingdom was solely about hate. It was divisive and dangerous stirring up trouble against Muslims and others. Unfortunately there are many people in this country who don't want Muslims here and they were on the march instigated by Yaxley-Lennon.

I agree with you absolutely. I think the police should have been more pro-active against the hate banners.

I can't imagine that anybody was on the YL march, who didn't know what it was all about - hate.

Yes exactly so.

There has, was and will be hate from both sides.

Religious hatred is rife in the M E, it has no place on the streets of the U.K.

Yes I know.

The interaction between the Jewish man and police was a couple of years ago.

Interesting that footage of the interaction between the police officer and the Jewish man was ‘all over the News - all channels’; yet the public racist, degradation of Muslim women at the YL rally … zilch🤔.

You have to actively search for it yourself on SM!

Glad to hear that AGAA4 as it’s a rarity on these threads.

Oreo Don't twist what I posted. I didn't say it's always Jews being provocative just this man. I have and always will support Jews against antisemitism for reasons of my own.

AGAA4

I remember the policeman telling the Jewish man he looked "overtly Jewish" and he was moving through the crowds taking photos of people. The policeman was trying to stop an incident as the Jewish man was being provocative.

Yes, it’s always the Jews being provocative isn't it? Not!
But irrespective of that incident, if anyone truly believes that there wasn’t hate in the pro Palestine march the other day then there’s no hope for them.It’s either they are hopelessly naive or hopelessly blinkered.There was hate too on the Unite the Kingdom march by the true supporters of TR but a lot of ordinary people who were there to protest a out the state of this country and poor government.
There were also ordinary people on the pro Palestine march who were just as good people as on the other march.In other words there were bad elements on both sides.

twaddle

AGAA4

I can understand why people march for Palestine but can't condone any banners that invite hate.
The Unite the kingdom was solely about hate. It was divisive and dangerous stirring up trouble against Muslims and others. Unfortunately there are many people in this country who don't want Muslims here and they were on the march instigated by Yaxley-Lennon.

I agree with you absolutely. I think the police should have been more pro-active against the hate banners.

I can't imagine that anybody was on the YL march, who didn't know what it was all about - hate.

Yes exactly so.

twaddle

GrannyGravy13

twaddle whether he was an activist, whether he deviated from his usual route, along with the fact the Police officer was allegedly trying to protect him, are irrelevant.

The footage was shown on the news (all channels), if it was the editing that showed the incident in a different light then they and their editors need to be held to account.

No, it's not irrelevant. It was a set-up from the start.

If you say so.

GrannyGravy13

twaddle whether he was an activist, whether he deviated from his usual route, along with the fact the Police officer was allegedly trying to protect him, are irrelevant.

The footage was shown on the news (all channels), if it was the editing that showed the incident in a different light then they and their editors need to be held to account.

No, it's not irrelevant. It was a set-up from the start.

I remember the policeman telling the Jewish man he looked "overtly Jewish" and he was moving through the crowds taking photos of people. The policeman was trying to stop an incident as the Jewish man was being provocative.

Sadly, social media simply reflects the views of humans.

There’s so much hate in the world! ☹️😢