Zionist/Israeli lies and infiltration of UK

[Aryan_B]

Guys I would like mods to make this a sticky thread. I am fed up of Zionists writing articles in UK media under English names without disclosing that they are conflicted and not disclosing that they are Israeli and or Zionist agents. Please feel free to add and expose, I will start with the Al Jazeera documentary about lobbying and what not

Israel’s parliamentary plot against UK politicians​

Al Jazeera reveals discussions of Israel diplomat and British civil servant to “take down” anti-settlement politicians.


By Al Jazeera Investigative Unit
Published On 8 Jan 20178 Jan 2017

The Israeli government is in the midst of a brazen, covert influence campaign in Britain, a six-month undercover investigation by Al Jazeera will reveal.

Each episode of the four-part series “The Lobby” will be broadcast daily on Al Jazeera from January 11 at 22:30 GMT.

For half a year, Robin (alias), an undercover reporter, met with members of Britain’s lobby network that enjoys strong support from the Israeli government by way of the Israeli embassy in London.

Robin posed as a graduate activist with strong sympathies towards Israel who was eager to help combat the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement prominent in Britain.

Among just a few of the investigation’s many findings, Al Jazeera’s Investigative Unit can on Sunday reveal that an Israeli diplomat plotted to destroy the careers of senior politicians.

Alan Duncan targeted​

Robin secretly filmed the moment at a London brasserie when Shai Masot, a senior political officer at the Israeli embassy, asked Maria Strizzolo, who was then chief of staff to MP Robert Halfon, the deputy chairman of the ruling Conservative Party: “Can I give you some MPs that I would suggest you take down?”

File: Deputy British Foreign Secretary, Alan Duncan [EPA]
In response, Strizzolo said: “Well you know, if you look hard enough I’m sure that there is something that they’re trying to hide.”

“Yeah. I have some MPs,” Masot replies.

“[Strizzolo] knows which MPs I want to take down … The Deputy Foreign Minister.”

Masot was referring to Sir Alan Duncan, the foreign office minister.

Strizzolo later hinted that “a little scandal” might see Duncan dismissed.

Duncan said in 2014 that while he fully supports Israel’s right to exist, he believes settlements on occupied Palestinian land represent an “ever-deepening stain on the face of the globe”. He also likened the situation in Hebron in the occupied West Bank to apartheid.

At the same dinner table conversation, Masot described British foreign secretary Boris Johnson, Duncan’s boss, as an “idiot … without any kind of responsibilities”, while Strizzolo said he was “solid on Israel”.

Shaping foreign policy agenda​

Strizzolo, while advising Robin, revealed that she had a strategy of manipulation to ensure Israel remains at the top of the UK’s foreign policy agenda.

“If at least you can get a small group of MPs that you know you can always rely on, when there is something coming to parliament and you know you brief them, you say: ‘You don’t have to do anything, we are going to give you the speech, we are going to give you all the information, we are going to do everything for you’,” she said.

She also advised trying to infiltrate Prime Minster’s Questions, a weekly session in which the leader of the country answers questions from MPs. The debate is televised live.

“If they already have the question to table for PMQs [Prime Minister’s Questions], it’s harder to say: ‘No, no, no, I won’t do it’,” she said.

Strizzolo then boasted how her own efforts once made an immediate impact on the national debate.

While in Israel with the Conservative Friends of Israel parliamentary group in 2014, she persuaded MP Halfon to question the prime minster in public over three missing teenagers believed to have been kidnapped and murdered “to get a response from the government”, Strizzolo said.

Halfon took the request and called on then-Prime Minister David Cameron to support the Israeli government, which he said should do “everything possible to take out Hamas terrorist networks”.

In response, Cameron promised that Britain would “stand by Israel”.

After news of Al Jazeera’s Investigative Unit’s series “The Lobby” was published by international media, an Israeli embassy spokesman in London tweeted a message saying that Masot would be “ending his term shortly”, adding that Mark Regev, ambassador of Israel to the UK, had apologised to Duncan “and made clear that the embassy considered the remarks to be completely unacceptable”.

 

[Aryan_B]

From another thread I posted in a similar vein

Muslims and in particular Pakistanis in UK have been victims of a campaign by Zionists.

The Palestinian cause is one that unites most if not all the peoples of Muslim countries (even though some leaders of muslim nations have been appointed or sold their asses to America and Zionists)

The Zionists have not just infiltrated and taken over US politics but even in UK they are subversives and infiltrators. Most political parties, media outlets, entertainment industry law financial and even some obscure parts of UK have been infiltrated and the Zionists use their positions to hurt Muslims and Pakistanis.

Its completelty undertstandable look at the power of Muslims in UK look at last election Muslims (pakistanis) flex muscle and made their voices heard. So much that the UK govt has been forced to take a more aggressive position against Israel.

Let me give you an example LBC is the most popular talk program in UK and they pretent to be neutral. But LBC owner is Jewish and Zionist. Look at LBC web page. Check out all articles about Pakistanis Muslims Palestinians etc. They are all negatove. Then google the name of teh writers of these articles you will see they are often Zionist and or Israelies that have ulterior motives and their own agendas.

Look at that prick robinson he was invited to Israel and he is sponsered by Israelies Emrities even that Muslim hater elon Musk is supportive of him


See most English yobs are just thick and they are being manipulated and used by Zionists who push hatred for Muslims and Pakstanis in UK to try undermine those of us that want to expose this sham of zionism for what it is a racist violent imperialist ideology based on the premise of genocide and ethnic cleansing

 

[Aryan_B]

Gaza: Ex-minister Duncan calls on Sunak to 'flush out' senior pro-Israeli figures from parliament​

Alan Duncan said Stuart Polak and Eric Pickles from the Conservative Friends of Israel defended Israel's illegal settlements and 'did the bidding' of Netanyahu in parliament


Duncan called on Britain to end all arms sales to Israel after an Israeli attack killed seven aid workers, including three British veterans, operating in Gaza (AFP)
Areeb Ullah
Published date: 4 April 2024 16:48 BST

The Conservative Party is investigating former minister Alan Duncan after he said it was time to "flush out" senior leaders in the Conservative Friends of Israel (CFI) group after Israeli forces killed seven aid workers in Gaza.

Duncan, in an interview with LBC, said senior figures from the CFI, including Stuart Polak, Eric Pickles, and Security Minister Tom Tugendhat, spent their time in parliament "doing the bidding of [Benjamin] Netanyahu in parliament".

The former minister also called on Britain to end all arms sales to Israel after campaigners raised concerned that an Israeli drone powered by British components was used to kill the aid workers.

"I think the time has come to flush out those extremists in our own parliamentary politics and around it," Duncan said on Wednesday.

"The Conservative Friends of Israel have been doing the bidding of Netanyahu, bypassing all proper processes of government to exercise undue influence at the top of government."

"So what you have is a lot of people now sitting around Rishi Sunak who are giving him appalling advice. Let’s start with the head of CFI – or had been for many years – Lord Polak.

'What you have is a lot of people now sitting around Rishi Sunak who are giving him appalling advice'

- Sir Alan Duncan, former minister

"In my view, I think he should be removed from the Lords because he is exercising the interests of another country, not that of the parliament in which he sits, joined by Lord Pickles. They’re the sort of Laurel and Hardy who should be pushed out together."

Polak, who sits in the House of Lords, is the CFI's honorary president and led the organisation for nearly 28 years.

In 2017, Polak was criticised for organising a dozen private meetings between former minister Priti Patel and senior Israeli officials.

Pickles, the current chairman of the CFI, served as communities minister between 2010 and 2015 and the UK's special envoy for post-Holocaust issues.

The Conservative Party confirmed to the Guardian and Politico that Duncan would be investigated by the party over his comments on LBC.

Duncan, who no longer serves as an MP, claimed in his autobiography that the CFI had blocked him getting promoted to Middle East minister under Boris Johnson.

A Conservative Friends of Israel spokesperson said in response to Duncan’s attack that it is “not affiliated to any political party in Israel”.

'Stop arms sales immediately'​

During his LBC interview, Duncan also called on Britain to end all arms sales to Israel after Israeli forces killed seven aid workers in the Gaza Strip, while working for the World Central Kitchen (WCK) charity.

Among the dead were three former British soldiers, John Chapman, James Kirby and James Henderson. The trio worked for security firm Solace Global, which had been supporting WCK in Gaza.


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“We should stop arms sales immediately. Anything in support of what is becoming a total catastrophe in Gaza is morally unacceptable," said Duncan.

“And what we have to accept is that it’s not just what they are doing now that is wrong, it’s what Israel has been doing for years that is wrong because the Israel Defence Force does not follow international law, it has been backing and supporting illegal settlers in the West Bank who steal Palestinian land.

“It is that land theft, that annexation of Palestine, that is the origin of the problem which has given rise to the Hamas atrocity and the battles we are seeing.

“The trouble is that there are people at the top of our own politics who refuse to condemn the settlements and therefore are not supporters of international law.”

Gaza: Ex-minister Duncan calls on Sunak to 'flush out' senior pro-Israeli figures from parliament

Alan Duncan said Stuart Polak and Eric Pickles from the Conservative Friends of Israel defended Israel's illegal settlements and 'did the bidding' of Netanyahu in parliament

www.middleeasteye.net

 

[Aryan_B]

We are constantly reminded by Zionist that they are worried about anti semitic attacks. Check this picture out does the guy with Israel flag look scared?

 

[Aryan_B]

The article below is an example of what we see in UK media. Looks innocent enough, But it is critical of people marching and protesting against Israel. It appeared and was pushed by LBC which is a Zionist owned radio station which propogates pro Zionist views. The writer is Ben Freeman. Typicall English sounding name. This is how he is described when trying to sell his book:

In Jewish Pride: Rebuilding a People, Ben M. Freeman, inspired by his experiences with LGBTQ+ pride, aims to educate, inspire and empower Jewish people to reject the shame of antisemitism imposed on Jews by the non-Jewish world as well as non-Jewish perceptions of what it means to be a Jew. Enabling them to begin the process of defining their own identities as proud Jews through Jewish experience, Jewish history and Jewish values. Jewish Pride is an urgent and essential read.
Ben M. Freeman, founder of the modern Jewish Pride movement, is a leader, public intellectual, and educator. He is the author of the seminal Jewish Pride: Rebuilding a People and its follow up, Reclaiming our Story: The Pursuit of Jewish Pride. His upcoming book, The Jews: An Indigenous People, was published in February 2025.

Focusing on Jewish identity and the historical and contemporary challenges of Jew-hatred, Ben M. Freeman’s initiatives educate, inspire, and empower. As a Holocaust scholar for over fifteen years, he gained prominence during the Corbyn Labour Jew-hate crisis in the UK, quickly establishing himself as one of his generation's leading Jewish thinkers. Ben was voted number 8 on the inaugural 25 Young ViZionaries list by The Jerusalem Post and JNF-USA. Additionally, he serves as a Jewish Diplomat for the World Jewish Congress, a Research Fellow at the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism Policy, and a columnist for The Jerusalem Post.

He often writes articles that are Anti Palestinian/Muslim and pro Israel but his description on LBC is innocent expert on matters relating to middle east: So basically your joe average thinks oh an english expert on middle east with no axe to grind when in actual fact he is a propagandist for Israel

on LBC he is described as Ben Freeman is the Executive Director of the Pinsker Centre, a charity which seeks to educate on issues relating to the Middle East.






Demonstrations against Israel on the anniversary of October 7th reveal a social decay in Britain

Expecting protesters to choose a different date in these circumstances cannot seriously be portrayed as a crackdown on civil liberties, writes Ben Freeman

On the anniversary of October 7th, the question at hand is not whether pro-Palestine protestors should have the right to demonstrate; it is clear that they do, but why they feel emboldened to exercise that right in this way, on this day.

Justice Minister Alex Norris said he found it ‘hard to understand’ why the march would take place. The Met Police urged those planning to march to rethink, though they conceded they could not force the group to cancel and couldn’t identify individual organisers.


The demonstrations have gone ahead across London, including outside Jewish communal institutions. There are serious questions to be asked about Britain's moral wellbeing.

October 7th 2023 saw southern Israel invaded by Hamas terrorists, who raped, killed, and took hundreds of innocent Israelis hostage. Hamas’s decision to attack Israel on October 7th started a new cycle of violence in the Middle East, and has caused unthinkable suffering in the years since.

The events of that day were deeply distressing for many in Britain, too. Tens of thousands of British Jews, and indeed Israelis living in Britain, watched on in horror as Hamas invaded communities and cities, and the now-infamous Nova music festival.


Many across Britain will remember that anxious morning and the days that followed, unable to reach family and friends in the impacted communities. Others, heartbreakingly, learned the fate of their loved ones in real time, as Hamas live-streamed their atrocities, broadcasting the murder and kidnapping.

The bereaved must be allowed to grieve in peace. Whatever one thinks of the wider conflict should, in any sane and healthy society, be immaterial on this day. There are 364 other days on which to voice discontent with Israel. The anniversary of the October 7 massacre ought to be treated with respect.

Like many, I feel uncomfortable suggesting how people should and should not protest, but expecting protesters to choose a different date in these circumstances cannot seriously be portrayed as a crackdown on civil liberties. Moreover, the past three years have demonstrated that the rights of those wishing to protest peacefully against Israel are not at risk. Marches have taken place across London, including outside synagogues, communal centres, and even coffee shops arbitrarily declared to be Zionist, much to the chagrin of the Jewish community, and Londoners hoping for a protest-free flat white.


On the anniversary of October 7th, the question at hand is not whether pro-Palestine protestors should have the right to demonstrate; it is clear that they do, but why they feel emboldened to exercise that right in this way, on this day.

Pressuring the organisers to reschedule the march, as the police and many Members of Parliament rightfully attempted, does little to address the underlying problem. It does not acknowledge, let alone combat, the ideology that encourages this type of action.

The choice of date is not accidental nor an organisational oversight - it is intentional. The decision to demonstrate today, on the anniversary of October 7th, is as callous as it is calculated, seeking to inflict maximum pain on the bereaved. It signals a severe social decay, in which our values, like freedom of speech and tolerance, are being weaponised.


This is not a uniquely British problem; countries around the world are facing this same issue. Across Canada, anti-Israel demonstrations are also planned for Oct 7. One at the University of Toronto - which has now been cancelled - sought to ‘honour the martyrs’ of October 7th. The Paris Police Prefect also banned anti-Israel demonstrations scheduled for today. The universality of this issue does not excuse our policymakers from responsibility. Instead, it must indicate the scale of the issue and the urgent action required.

It should also be noted that this demonstration will do nothing to advance peace in the Middle East, or to aid the plight of the Palestinians. Demonstrating on the anniversary of October 7th will not bring closer the establishment of a Palestinian state, but will instead inflame tensions, sow more mistrust, and actively undermine the important work being done by Israelis and Palestinians in the field of conflict resolution.

Marching against Israel on the day it mourns those killed in its worst-ever terror attack will only entrench division and hostility, rather than encouraging dialogue and reconciliation. It delays any hope for a more stable region, where Israelis and Palestinians can live side by side in peace and prosperity.


Much is said of how the Middle East has changed since the morning of October 7th 2023, but the planned march on the streets of London is the latest reminder that this is true of Britain, too.

On the very morning of October 7th 2023, as news of the attacks broke and Israeli communities were still being brutalised by Hamas terrorists, anti-Israel groups began to plan anti-Israel demonstrations. Over the past three years, we have failed to course-correct.

The demonstrations on the anniversary of October 7th stem from a flawed and hateful worldview - one that our national leadership have failed to reckon with.

On the anniversary of October 7th, the question at hand is not whether pro-Palestine protestors should have the right to demonstrate; it is clear that they do, but why they feel emboldened to exercise that right in this
By Ben Freeman

Today, on the third anniversary of the October 7th massacres, the ‘University of London Coalition’, a Pro-Palestine student activist group, chose to march against Israel.

Demonstrations against Israel on the anniversary of October 7th reveal a social decay in Britain | LBC

Expecting protesters to choose a different date in these circumstances cannot seriously be portrayed as a crackdown on civil liberties, writes Ben Freeman

www.lbc.co.uk

 

[Mobius]

 

[Musings]

Israel lobby funded a quarter of British MPs​

Israel lobby funded a quarter of British MPs

Exclusive: Declassified is publishing the full list of British MPs who received funding from pro-Israel lobbyists.

www.declassifieduk.org

Why so much money is given to simply buy the loyalty of British MPs? Its their way......

 

[Yasser76]

I worked in the UK media a few years back, you notice trends

For sure The Telegraph acts as a veritible arm of the Israeli Foreign affairs ministry, you can see it in articles they run that attack any crticism of Israel and normalise Isreali actions.

Gets even more interesting when you see how they employ people, many of them straight from the Jewish Chronicle (which has been successfully sued many times for spreading lies bout Muslims and Palestinians)

The what usually happens is people leave and go on to more "mainstream" publications such as FT and Economist after they have experiance at the JC and Telegraph. Look into the background of many of them and you will see this patterm.

Of course Jews adopting Christian names to hide has been going on for last 100 odd years

 

[Master Chief]

The most interesting paradigm that is always impressed upon us (certainly those of us who have grown up in a western education system) from an early age is the great "LEFT vs. RIGHT" simplification.

I count myself as one of an increasing number of people who regards this to be a red herring, a deliberate misdirection of attention, a sleight of hand even.

Western politics is fundamentally driven by Zionist narratives and a Zionism centric discourse, REGARDLESS of the positioning of any given topic on the supposed spectrum of left-right.

Certainly, those who do get to study political sciences to any advanced level here in UK quickly establish the nuances of the political map and how the left vs. right transfixtion of the general populace is an illusion, but even still, our political parties remain obsessed with delivering a supposed message that positions them neatly on said spectrum - presumably to make life easy for the vote base who try to make a choice based on some misguided "identity" as either left, right, or centrist.

In reality, politics have slowly drifted towards a state of being either pro-zionist or anti-zionist.

That is not at all an exaggeration. Many many far more educated people than me who have simply sat down and considered the matter rationally have come to the same conclusion.

This is why there persists a schism within MAGA and whatever its equivalent may be in UK and Europe (not easy to define!) wherein a zionist lobby holds complete sway over some members, while (what I regard as) TRUE nationalists in USA or UK (who bothered to take a moment to understand what the founders of these nations actually intended for) can actually be very fiercely against Tel Aviv's influence.

My solution to this confused state is very simple - stricter and more universal restrictions on the permissible influence of ANY foreign nation over political discourse. Nobody, certainly not Israel, gets a "free pass" to stick their nose into UK's business and tell us how to spend our tax money in UK. Leading on from that, there should be transparency in our foreign spending, or spending on behalf of foreign powers too.