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I understand that a few people genuinely hold those views (but strangely don't march or protest for any other oppressed people suffering war, e.g. those in Yemen, Syria, Ukraine, Sudan, Ethiopia, Myanmar, the Magrheb and Sahel, the DRC etc.). There are very many other people though who exploit those with genuine (but exclusive) concerns about Israel toprovide cover for then to express their hatred of Jews. -
Whether the march still goes ahead will depend on what happens in the next couple of days, I imagine. Things have looked hopeful before, but fingers crossed this time is different. Have you actually read the posts above? Do you understand the difference between antisemitism and being against the Israeli government killing thousands of civilian adults and children? Do you understand why people were intending to demonstrate against our own government's involvement in killing thousands of civilian adults and children by supplying arms to Israel? It seems not. Why on earth would a march "still go ahead "to demonstrate antisemitism"? -
Now there is a peace agreement, the only reason this would still go ahead is to demonstrate antisemitism.
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Sadly everyone's in East Dulwich is. The move has been nothing but a complete disaster for us. And now I gather that the office isn't even open most of the time, if you could get to it. It must be so disheartening to be a postie there knowing your bosses are forcing you to give a poor service by prioritising more lucrative parcel delivery. That was so much a privatisation too far.
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