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The
Campaign Against Antisemitism plans to hold a demonstration outside Downing
Street next Thursday, to mark a week following the Manchester terror attack.
A
spokesperson for Campaign Against Antisemitism (CAA) said:
The
time for dialogue, platitudes, and lip service has passed. Britain can no
longer afford excuses while our Jewish community faces terror on our streets.
On Thursday evening, we will be protesting outside Downing Street to demand
action, not empty words.
Those
murdered yesterday were simply going to synagogue to pray on the holiest day of
the Jewish calendar. Their deaths were made inevitable by the radicalisation
and Islamist extremism that successive governments have allowed to fester -
ignoring warnings, tolerating incitement, and failing to act. If you reward
terrorism, you get terrorism; if you appease the mob, the mob is emboldened.
Now
Britain must show that it truly wants to keep its Jews safe. The government
must ban extremist protests, hold police chiefs accountable, compel regulators
to step up, and ensure universities and media accept responsibility for the
environment of hatred they have tolerated. No more double standards: the mobs
must be treated like those at Southport - with the full force of the law.
The
blood of British Jews is on the hands of politicians who have appeased
extremists, police chiefs who have failed to enforce the law, universities and
media who have turned a blind eye, and regulators who have done too little for
too long.
Downing
Street must act. Not tomorrow, not after another attack - now.
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