Christians United for Israel - UK

1 hour ago

The incident took place outside an event titled, “Corbyn, Antisemitism and Justice for Palestine – North London”.

To prove that Corbyn is not an anti-Semite, they kicked a Jewish woman in the head, assaulted another and barred Jews from entering the meeting. Not the most convincing argument is it...

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Jewish woman "repeatedly kicked in head" outside pro-Corbyn, anti-Israel event

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A Jewish woman who was peacefully protesting outside an anti-Israel event was violently attacked this week. Other Jews who were standing up to anti-Semitism were also assaulted. The incident took plac...

Christians United for Israel - UK

3 hours ago

“We’re committed to a two-state solution, but frankly it hasn’t been going that well, not a lot of progress has been made, and you don’t keep doing the same thing and expect different results,” Morrison said during a phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Let's pray he can convince his government to make the move. It would be wonderful if Australia moved their embassy to Israel's capital!

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Australian PM to considering moving embassy to Jerusalem

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Recently appointed Australian Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, is considering moving the country’s embassy from Tel Aviv. At the start of the week, Morrison, who is an evangelical Christian, said he ...

Christians United for Israel - UK

7 hours ago

Apparently, saying Jews are termites isn’t offensive. At least, not offensive enough for Twitter to ban Louis Farrakhan for it.

The Nation of Islam leader’s history of blatant anti-Semitism goes back decades. Twitter’s even tut-tutted him for it in the past: Back in July, it took away his verified status for tweeting about “the Satanic Jew and the Synagogue of Satan.”

Yet Farrakhan finds the issue funny. He joked about it in a video clip he tweeted Wednesday, which shows him saying he’s not an anti-Semite but an “anti-termite.”

Which Twitter says is acceptable — despite its recently announced rule banning people who use “dehumanizing” language. Huh? It specifically targets “language that treats others as less than human,” including “comparing groups to animals and viruses.” (New York Post Post)

There are some clear double standards going on here...

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Twitter has a huge Louis Farrakhan problem

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Apparently, saying Jews are termites isn’t offensive. At least, not offensive enough for Twitter to ban Louis Farrakhan for it. The Nation of Islam leader’s history of blatant anti-Semitism goes b...