Jonathan Sacerdoti
@jonsac · Jewish organizational leadership & antisemitism watch
Jonathan Sacerdoti is a British broadcaster and commentator on antisemitism and the Middle East.
What if the Palestinians Don’t Want Two States, Mr. Miliband? https://t.co/mR032oQo1T
This is very useful. Jenna from Nablus (recently twinned with Brent in London) provides a beautiful example of saying one thing in English and the opposite in Arabic. Peace on 67 borders, will you keep fighting Israel? No (in English). Same question in Arabic: we will fight for 1,000 years (in Arabic). Same woman. Same question. Same interview.
Britain is about to sanction Israel over a ‘two-state solution' that Oslo never made binding, and which 7 October already killed. A move timed not around the Middle East but around a by-election, a party conference and the Jewish holidays. This will appease nobody and harm everybody, especially Britain.
British Jews are afraid, and this government offers empty words while chasing votes over Gaza. Ministers must stop pandering and start showing leadership: confront jihadist terrorism, stand with Israel and protect Jewish lives here at home. https://t.co/0yWz91nwye
As British Jews mark the anniversary of the Yom Kippur terrorist attack that killed two worshippers at a Manchester synagogue, UK Foreign Secretary Edward Miliband has increased tension and danger for Jews, releasing a video recounting “stories” he says he has heard of Israel blocking medicine from Gaza. Israeli Foreign Minister @gidonsaar has warned of punitive action if Britain moves against Israel. US ambassador to Israel @GovMikeHuckabee has accused the British government of “Jew hate” over Miliband’s claims.
A working plan is being discussed to facilitate the departure of Palestinian families from Gaza and their reunification with relatives in Europe, according to reports from well-sourced security channels. Greece, Germany, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, and, of course, the United Kingdom are cited among the prospective destinations. Europe has developed the extraordinary and suicidal habit of interpreting every humanitarian emergency as an argument for settlement in Europe. Read my piece in the @Algemeiner https://t.co/P8UEjZhVVk
International opinion on Israel has shifted drastically: Dan Scheuftan tells me why Israel's survival relies on its ability to ignore the worldwide zeitgeist. https://t.co/wjsjlyRMBC
Iranian linked hackers forced a British power plant offline for four days with a cyber attack. But remember, this is 'not our war'. https://t.co/I8hFq2FcFf