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Scotland's First Minister's wife made it clear that they are antisemitic and pro-terrrorist Hamas. The UK's other Islamic leader is the Mayor of London. He too, is against the UK's ally Israel. With such high profile Muslims in position in the UK, how long will it be before a Muslim is Prime Minister, and what will the consequences be for Israel when that happens?
Sadiq Khan Makes Clear Which Side He Is On
OCT 17, 2023 10:00 AM BY HUGH FITZGERALD
In many cities around the world, the blue-and-white colors of the Israeli flag, or the flag itself, have been projected onto major buildings in an outward and visible show of sympathy and solidarity: the White House in Washington, the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Canadian Parliament’s Peace Tower in Ottawa, the Arch of Titus in Rome, the Sydney Opera House and the Federal Parliament House, the Bulgarian Parliament, the Berlaymont, which houses the headquarters of the European Commission in Brussels, and many others have been enrolled in the effort. And in London, the Israeli flag was projected onto both the Parliament building and on 10 Downing Street. But the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, chose not to light up any of the buildings under his control. In fact, he has been most concerned not about the atrocities inflicted on Israeli men, women and, especially, children, but about Israel’s determination to wipe out, as it must, the terror group Hamas.
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Here is what he said on a visit to the London office of Medical Aid for Palestinians:
Sadiq Khan fears a ‘disproportionate’ Israeli response to Hamas’ terrorist attacks
could lead to ‘inexplicable suffering’ in Gaza
It seems he's oblivious to the inexplicable suffering of the Jews by Hamas' disproportionate attack on Israel. Does he think their attack was justified? Does he think Islam has the right to practice brutal, barbaric genocide? Is he refraining from criticizing Hamas because that would be criticizing Islam?
by Oliver Price, Daily Mail, October 13, 2023:
The Mayor of London has said he fears a ‘disproportionate’ response by Israel to the ‘terrorist’ attacks by Hamas could lead to ‘inexplicable suffering’ in Gaza.
What exactly, in Sadiq Khan’s view, would be a “proportionate” response to the decapitation of dozens of babies, the murders of hundreds of children, the rape and murder of young girls, the torture and murder, sometimes by beheading, of 280 IDF soldiers, the kidnapping of Holocaust survivors in wheelchairs? Last I looked, Israel had not decapitated anyone, not a single child in Gaza was deliberately targeted, no Palestinian girls were raped or murdered, and the IDF, in fact, has been making heroic efforts to warn civilians away from places it is about to target, by messaging, telephoning, and using the “knock-on-the-roof” technique. Now it has urged Gazan civilians to move from the northern part of the Strip to the south, in order to avoid being caught in the fighting that will follow the IDF’s imminent invasion. It is Israel that is trying to save civilian lives, and Hamas, by insisting that they stay put in the north, that is trying to endanger them.
Sadiq Khan can hardly be unaware of that longstanding practice by the IDF. We also know that while Israel has dropped 6,000 bombs on Gaza, to destroy weapons hideouts, rocket launchers, command-and-control centers, and the offices of Hamas leaders, only 1417 Gazans have died so far, as of Oct. 14, which means that for every four bombs the IAF drops, only one Gazan is killed — an astounding figure that testifies to the care the IAF takes to minimize casualties through its multifaceted system of warnings. And while we know that 85% of the Israelis who were murdered by Hamas were civilians, we don’t know as yet how many of the Gazans killed were civilians. I doubt, judging by the results of the IAF’s previous bombings in the Strip, that more than a quarter of the Gazans killed in this war so far have been civilians. Of course Hamas lies about its casualties. It always has done so, inflating the numbers of women and children killed, just as it prepares Palestinian families to cry on camera, and provides them with scripts of what to say to foreign journalists. That will all be investigated once the war is over, and Hamas as a military force is crushed. What Sadiq Khan should have said, under the circumstances, is that “I am aware of the enormous efforts Israel makes to minimize civilian casualties and I know that will continue in the coming days” instead of scolding the Jewish state in such an intolerable manner.
Sadiq Khan also called for the Israeli government to reconsider blocking off food, water and electricity to the region in response to the killings and kidnappings by the militant group, which led to the deaths of more than 1,000 Israelis [now 1,300] last weekend.
Israel is hoping to bring an end to this war to crush Hamas as quickly as possible, with as little loss of civilian life as possible. The Jewish state is under no obligation to supply anything at all to the people of Gaza, who have produced Hamas, who join Hamas, who support Hamas even if they are not members. The Gazans now have one plant that generates electricity, and have relied on Israel — their mortal enemy, whom they are determined to destroy — to supply the rest of its electricity needs. Israel was willing to do this in the past, but not now, in the middle of a war, and especially not after the atrocities visited upon its people by Hamas. The Gazans could by now have had several electricity plants built and in operation, had Hamas not chosen instead to spend billions on terror tunnels and weapons, and on the luxurious lives of its thieving leaders.
Why should Israel be expected to supply its enemies with any resources? Would the Americans have delivered food and water to Nazi Germany, or to militarist Japan, during World War II? Would we have supplied electricity, food, or fuel to those living in the Islamic State? Gaza has the coastal aquifer to supply some water, and it is not completely, as Sadiq Khan claims, “without water.” Gaza’s chronic lack of water is a result of three things: weak resource management, rapid population growth, and a failure to pay for WASH (water, sanitation, and hygiene) infrastructure. Is Israel at fault if Gazans have so many children, and that staggering increase in population requires more water? Is Israel to blame for the mismanagement of water resources by Hamas, including its allowing raw sewage to flow, untreated, into the sea? Or should we blame Israel for the billions of dollars in aid siphoned off by a handful of Hamas leaders, with five billion dollars being stolen by just two of them, Khaled Meshaal and Mousa Abu Marzouk? Did Israel force Hamas to spend so much money on war-making rather than on the husbanding and production of water? Hasn’t Israel in the past offered to share with the Palestinians its own advances in drip irrigation, and the Watergen technology that allows water to be produced from the ambient air?
Cannes: A (Muslim) Man Armed with a Knife Arrested After
Attempting to Attack the Manager of an Automotive Garage
translated from “Cannes: Un Homme Armé d’un Couteau Interpellé Après Avoir Tenté de S’en Prendre au Gérant d’un Garage Automobile,”
by Mélanie Bertrand, Claudia Olivier, and Alexandra Gonzalez, with Juliette Vignaud, BFMTV, October 18, 2023
A man with a knife was arrested this Wednesday, October 18, shortly before 7 p.m., in Cannes, announced Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin.
According to our information from a police source, the man entered a room in the technical inspection center of a car garage before unfolding a carpet to say a Muslim prayer.
Surprised and interrupted by the manager, he then shouted “Allahu Akbar” and showed a knife. According to his account given to the police, the man tried to punch him in the abdomen. The manager took refuge in a room in his establishment before calling for help, the Grasse public prosecutor’s office told BFM Nice Côte d’Azur.
The man was finally arrested, a few minutes later, by Bac police officers, his knife attached to his belt. He was going up the stairs of a nearby mosque, indicates a police source. An investigation was opened into charges of advocating terrorism and gun violence.
Is interrupting Muslim prayers sufficient enough to get you killed? It takes alarmingly little to provoke a Muslim to Islamic hysteria.
This is the third story today from the Meditterranean coast of France. The other two are on my other blog at: Islam - Europe > Two Muslims threaten children in the Marseille area
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