Calling Out the Jew-Haters and Hamas

 A crowd holding Palestinian flags and a large banner reading "BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY" with the Palestinian flag colors. Multiple signs with text like "FREE PALESTINE" and "From the river to the sea" are visible. Fire trucks and police cars with flashing lights, marked "Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service," are parked on a road with emergency tape. No watermarks are present.

Pro-Palestine campaigners have shown their true colours since the terrible atrocities of October 7 2023 - the cold blooded murders, rapes and hostage-taking - which triggered the war in Gaza.

A great many of these people are cheerleaders for Hamas - they demonise Israel and call for the collective punishment of Israelis while using the word 'Zionist' as a derogatory term, as code language for Jews.

Like Hamas these people seek the destruction Israel - they are not in favour of peace.

So it's hardly surprising that Palestinian fanatics regard this behaviour as a call to arms - to 'globalise the intifada' and murder innocent people, especially Jews.   



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