Afrasianet - Subhi Hadidi - In Britain, the Metropolitan Police chief does not hesitate to call manifestations of anti-Semitism an "epidemic", warning that the country's Jews face the greatest threat, and the media does not fail to panic.
The man does not stop at this assessment, but also (in the same media, which are accused of intimidation!) as a socio-political theorist: "Whether you are a radical leftist, an Islamic terrorist, a terrorist on the right, as well as some hostile countries associated with some kind of Iran-related threat... There's a kind of frightening line in the middle of it."
It is true that incidents of stabbing of Jewish people, or planning to attack places of worship, do not diminish the escalation of the phenomena of targeting Jews and their reaching levels of violence, some of which are already unprecedented, but the tendency to be exaggerated is a characteristic of the behavior of the British government and its security services, and Prime Minister Keir Starmer does not hesitate to insert the following broad link:
"An attack on the Jewish community is an attack on everyone", because the fight against anti-Semitism "is not the responsibility of the Jews alone, but the responsibility of the whole society".
The government has allocated £25 million to increase police patrols tasked with protecting Jewish communities in places of worship, schools and social centres, and has raised the level of the terrorist threat from "high" to "severe", and the Ministry of Interior is expected to jump on the occasion and tighten measures to ban marches in solidarity with the Palestinian people, and may go further in granting exceptional powers to prosecute groups or individuals under the circle of security "suspicion".
In the United States, Travis Corcoran, Republican Rep. from New Hampshire, tweets mocking his Democratic colleague Jessica Greel, demanding a "Final Solution" that ends the "Children's Theater in Politics", and the storm breaks out, as it becomes clear that Grell is Jewish, so the Nazi memory of the famous Final Solution immediately comes back to mind, and the media picks it up...
Corcoran's apology did not help, nor did the deepest faith he swore that he did not know the identity of his religious colleague, so he had to undergo a disciplinary hearing this week, and the possibility of numerous punitive measures that may not exclude expulsion from the party.
The climate is not at all isolated from the rise of currents accusing anti-Semitism within the Republican Party, by white supremacists and hard-nationalists, on the eve of a by-election that does not promise the Republicans a rosy or bright spectacle. Third, the Ennahda group, the French presidency bloc in the National Assembly, was forced to withdraw a bill previously submitted by Caroline Yadine, a member of parliament for some French circles abroad, and in the occupying state in particular, which aimed to combat the so-called "renewed forms of hostility The Supreme Leader".
The compulsion came in the first place, under pressure from a petition against the bill, which was posted on the official website of the French parliament and the number of signatories exceeded 700,000 citizens, thus ranking the second largest petition signed in the history of the signatory.
The defeat was resounding on the first level of the parliamentary regulations, and scandalous on the second level for a government preoccupied with these "laws" while the approval of the budget was going from one stumbling block to another, and the third level was human rights and moral related to freedom of expression and the separation between anti-Israel war crimes and anti-Semitism.
On a fourth level, this time ideological, some French Jewish intellectuals found that the bill implicates Judaism, and Jews in digression, behind the policies of a state that commits described war crimes, and politicians like Benjamin Netanyahu are pursued by international law.
