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Yes, I hear people saying there are Jews on the march and it's not about Jews it's about Israel etc but I think that's a convenient truth for people who choose to join anti semites on the platform that is Palestine Action. These are people who celebrate Oct 7th and last week's attack on Yom Kippur. Tell me there is not on single Jew hater on these protests. And why the protest when serious peace talks are underway? And did you read the article I posted? Do you honestly think that none of those medics have ever been on a Palestine Action march? -
But being against what the government in Israel is doing to Palestine is not being anti Jewish people? I lived with a Jewish man for seven years. I don't understand. It's the same thinking as kills and maims Palestinian people, including children, for what Hamas does. Jewish friends of mine are going on this march. Unfortunately there will always be unhinged individual people who perpetrate atrocities, whether associated with particular groups or not. ETA: And of course there is antisemitism in this country. My ex partner was very aware of it. He couldn't understand why anybody could hate him because of his Jewishness. But that is a different issue, isn't it? -
This is disgusting, given what happened last week. The link says "Israel is continuing to intensify its genocide"... there are major peace talks underway and it's possible they might result the end of this current conflict. But hey, why let that stop anyone indulging in a bit of Jew hatred on a Saturday afternoon? Sorry, Sue, I'm fond of you but I can't not say anything on this matter, my blood is boiling and my heart is hurting too much over all the 'nothing to see here' antisemitism in this country. https://www.removepaywall.com/search?url=https://www.thetimes.com/uk/crime/article/nhs-surgeon-struck-off-antisemitic-posts-zvwdlv7vq
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Good thinking. It is a long time to sit. Pros and cons, obviously. My partner and I tend to prefer buses, even if a longer journey, but of course trains don't have traffic to contend with (though a problem if they break down en route, or a train ahead does!) Another point is, the earlier in the route you get on, the greatest chance of getting the seats of your choice! Ask ChatGPT for other suitable routes which don't involve sitting a long time in one place? Or if money is no object, a taxi? Still traffic, but no bus stops and would presumably take the quickest route?
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