니콜 램퍼트
@nicolelampert · 유대인·이스라엘 전문 언론 — 미국/영국
니콜 램퍼트는 정치·문화·이스라엘·반유대주의에 관해 쓰는 영국 기자입니다.
매클모어의 공개적 옹호 활동은 많은 ‘친팔레스타인’ 포저들의 활동과 마찬가지로, 실제로 팔레스타인인들을 돕는 데 아무것도 하지 않는다. 그저 활동을 위한 활동일 뿐이다. 이스라엘을 악마화하는 데서 오는 묘한 자극을 더해 쿨하고 반항적으로 보이려는 것이다.
영어에서 번역됨Absolutely chilling: Saul Freeman, a Jewish man who also features in the documentary, said he feared for his safety when a surgeon allegedly began making anti-Semitic remarks while removing a cancerous growth from his forehead. He said the consultation had been entirely normal before the conversation turned to Gaza. He alleged that the consultant said Jews shot children “in the head or the legs” and varied it “for their own amusement each day”. The consultant allegedly said that Jews “should know better” because of what had happened to them in Europe, claiming: “The Jews do it just for fun.” Mr Freeman, from Sheffield, said the surgeon was making an incision in his head at the time. “The guy has a knife. He’s working on me,” he said. “It’s about as vulnerable as you could be in terms of a patient and doctor interaction.” Mr Freeman complained to Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, but said the trust told him it was unable to provide details of any employment investigations, decisions or outcomes relating to individual members of staff.
One of our society’s problems is that we don’t talk enough, we don’t debate, nuance is lost. I really enjoyed attending the @acadofideas last year as a speaker and attendee and am thrilled to be speaking again this year on antizionism.
It’s a tragedy for the Palestinians that their enemy is the Jew. Giftlink below 👇🏼 https://t.co/ni4YZ8ptBD
The film NAZA may have won an award and record-breaking standing ovation but in Israel its celebration is having an unexpected affect. The idea that Israel would allow collateral damage of up to 500 people is deemed so outlandish that it’s prompting people to discuss whether the army was in actual fact so worried about collateral damage that it put Israeli troops in the firing line… In the meantime @Mr_Andrew_Fox is having to explain that all troops discuss collateral damage and, in fact, it’s legally mandated good practice.
#WomanLifeFreedom
While British leaders posit a proposed settlement construction as a barrier to the Two State Solution, a Gazan explains how he sees his own land. ‘The glorification of sacrifice on a grand scale.’ A culture of martyrdom and death. He says his society needs to be changed on the inside with our help so that people realise living is more important than death. Until this martyrdom narrative, perpetuated by the West, is ended, there will never be peace.
This is a woman from Gaza who explains the culture of martyrdom in the Palestinian Territories. How ‘many’ other women, mothers, say it’s ’fine if we lose three, four sons to become martyrs’. How they hold wedding ceremonies for the dead sons - the ‘martyr groom.’ She talks of a culture celebrating death and martyrdom which is learned in childhood, in schools. It saddens and outrages her. She wants more for her people.
This is where we are. Our Foreign Minister (a self proclaimed AsAJew) would like to ethnically cleanse Jews from the Jewish quarter of Jerusalem. A place Jews have lived in for thousands of years (apart from when they were ethnically cleansed by Jordan from 1948-1967. @RabbiWittenberg @Peston @BenKentish are you in favour?
Rabbi Leo Dee whose wife and daughters were murdered by Palestinian terrorists: Dear Andy Burnham, I am perhaps the British citizen who has suffered most directly from Britain’s misguided policies towards Israel and the Palestinians over the past 25 years. My Oxford-educated wife, Lucy, and my British-educated daughters, Maia and Rina, were brutally murdered by Palestinian terrorists in the Jordan Valley in April 2023. Since their murders, the terrorists’ families have been eligible for payments from the Palestinian Authority under its notorious “pay-for-slay” system. The terrorist organisations responsible for so much bloodshed have also flourished in an environment sustained for decades by international funding, including British support for the PA and UNRWA. And now you propose boycotting products made by Jews living in the West Bank. You insist that you are not against Israelis. Yet you are prepared to single out Jewish Israelis like me for economic punishment. That is the hypocrisy I find so difficult to accept. For decades, Palestinian terrorism has killed thousands of innocent Israelis, like my wife and daughters, while the Palestinian Authority has operated a system financially rewarding prisoners and the families of those killed carrying out attacks partially funded by the UK. Yet your moral outrage is directed not at those institutions, but at Jewish businesses in Judea and Samaria. Of course Palestinians have also been killed by Israelis, including tragically innocent people. But many deaths have occurred during terrorist attacks, armed clashes and Israeli security operations. Equating those circumstances with a government system that financially rewards convicted terrorists and their families obscures a crucial moral distinction. To paraphrase the late Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks: criticising or boycotting Israel is not necessarily antisemitic. Singling out Israel for standards applied to no other country can be. If you genuinely believe your policy is principled rather than discriminatory, I invite you to defend it publicly. I would be happy to debate you on television, anywhere and at any time. Rabbi Leo Dee
The absolute colonialist chutzpah of Miliband is breath-taking: “If we’re frank with each other, people will always say there’s no good time to take these measures. Imagine a world where a new government was elected; people will be saying well now is not the time. “With the greatest sort of humility I’d say we as a British government can’t outsource our political moral responsibilities to the Israeli opposition or to the Israeli electorate. “We have to make our own decisions about legality, values and the actions that follow from that and then the Israeli people make their own decisions, and I’ve been very, very careful to say this: for the Israeli people to determine who they want their government to be, we have to do what we think is right.’
Once again the Palestinians are given no agency. Hamas is a footnote. The fact they are still in charge in Gaza while the PA in the West Bank still uses OUR MONEY to pay for the families of terrorists doesn’t warrant a mention. Why is no pressure put on the people who have rejected the two state solution again and again and again?
As early as tomorrow the Israelis are going to close down the British consulate (to Palestine) in Jerusalem. It’s in the land called ‘Palestine’ in the ridiculous map drawn when we recognised Palestine but facts mean it’s actually in Israel (when the map was drawn the consulate became so confused about where it was/ what country that it ended up removing its address from its website). I can’t see how that won’t help Netanyahu who will be seen as acting strong among those who hate Israel. As Britain recognised the state of Palestine while Hamas was still holding hostages (including Brit Israeli Emily Damari) we are not recognised as friends.
I don’t think the Jewish Labour Movement has criticised the Labour Party since Corbyn went - until now. Even they see this move, happening now, just a few weeks before an Israeli election, as suspect and more about British internal politics than anything else.
Slow handclap as Britain’s actions mean we are less able to help the Palestinians than before.
If this was really about Palestinians and Israel, they would have waited until after the elections in Israel. If Netanyahu wins, they talk to him and then and only then sanctions. If Netanyahu loses, E1 is already off the table. There’s a new PM to work with. THIS IS ABOUT INTERNAL LABOUR POLITICS AND WILL NOT HELP PALESTINIANS ONE JOT.
Are any of them stupid enough to think this is how you get a two state solution? Seriously?
He’s the US ambassador to Israel and has lots of interesting things to say about the impact the sanctions will have on US/ UK trade. But the presenter keeps going back to whether he knew Ed Miliband was Jewish when he accused the Foreign Secretary of ‘Jew hate’. Some of the most dangerous Jew haters in history also had Jewish heritage.
Settler violence doesn’t happen in a vacuum. There has always been murderous violence towards the settlers.
Whenever Jews tried to say the present growth of antisemitism felt like Germany in the 1930s or the time of the pogroms I would argue back that they were wrong because here the Government was on our side. No longer. However angry they might be about settler violence (and they are right to be while also bearing in mind most settlers are not violent and there is also dangerous violence from the Palestinians) there’s an election in 7 weeks and a new Israeli govt will change settler policies. They pretend this is about the E1 settlement when the E1 was always likely to be part of Israel in any two state solution and the opposition has said it has no plans to build. They claim E1 will ‘destroy’ the two state solution as if the original two state plans wasn’t a stupid unworkable patchwork which the Palestinians keep saying no to. As if Oct 7 didn’t happen. As if Hamas didn’t exist. So I want to know: will the NHS now stop using Teva products - some of which are made in East Jerusalem? Will BBC journalists still be allowed to stay in the American Colony Hotel in Jerusalem’s Old City? Has this virtue-signalling govt thought any of this through?
The erudite, angry, powerful @simon_schama on why calling the Israel-Hamas war ‘a genocide’ is a blood libel and antisemitism. I hope the Labour politicians sitting in the room for the @HolocaustUK dinner felt uneasy. https://t.co/8ZmHmIPKXA
British PM tells the funders of Hamas (a proscribed terror group, lest we forget), ‘we are with you’. Doesn’t it make you proud? FML
An anarchist artists who threw eggs at Jewish people outside Hackney Town Hall last month has pleaded guilty to assault by beating. Chiara Lauvergnac describes herself as ‘a professional troublemaker’ and has been heavily involved in pro immigrant demonstrations. She one of a number of activists outside the town hall as the Green activist/ councillors opted to detwin from Israeli city Haifa. She was given a fine of just over £120.
The aid worker whose death led to the Israeli ambassador being summoned. Now Hamas has now claimed him as one of their own.
The audacious cynicism is enough to make you wince while clapping your hands slowly in admiration. Just hours after Andy Burnham sat with Jewish leaders who warned him of the need to reject anyone inciting hatred amid rising anti-Semitism, Ed Miliband was putting out a new video hinting at the supposed evils of Israel. Following a meeting with some unnamed people who had been to Gaza, the Foreign Secretary put out a moody video of himself on Instagram looking even more haggard than usual, part of a post claiming that “the scale of human suffering in Gaza is impossible to ignore” and demanding: “The UK must act, and act more decisively”. He looked agonised as he discussed how “medicines are being blocked and children dying while waiting for vital life-saving treatment”. Far more upset than he apparently ever was about the anti-Semitism of the party he is part of during the Corbyn era: in fact, I don’t recall he ever had a word to say about that. (Rest of the piece can be read via gift link below). 👇🏼
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- Macklemore Dropped From Ed Sheeran Tour After ‘Free Palestine’ Performances
- Israel Film Council Sets Urgent Festival-Scoring Review After ‘Naza’
- UK Announces Import Ban and Sanctions Regime Targeting Settlement Trade
- Miliband Says UK-Israel Security Cooperation Will Continue Despite Clash
- Israel Orders UK Consulate Closure, Ends British Gaza and PA Roles
- IDF Official Says Shin Bet Is Doing Minimum Against Settler Violence
- Foreign Ministry and Huckabee Reject Miliband’s Gaza Medicine Claims