“This revelation ends the charade that the Palestine Solidarity Campaign is a peaceful advocacy group,” says Jewish watchdog group.

By World Israel News Staff

An anti-Israel group based in the United Kingdom obtained permission for a demonstration against the Jewish state on October 7th, 2023, according to a bombshell report.

British news outlet The Telegraph revealed last week that an organizer from the Palestine Solidarity Campaign called London police on October 7th, while Hamas terrorists were still rampaging through southern Israel, committing atrocities including rape and the slaughter of children and the elderly.

The representative reportedly informed the police that it would hold an anti-Israel demonstration scheduled for exactly a week later, on October 14th.

The phone call was made while the Hamas onslaught was still ongoing, long before Israel responded to the invasion or acted in any way against the Gaza-based terror organization.

“The Met was contacted on Saturday, Oct. 7 at approximately 12:50 p.m., via telephone call and informed of the intention to protest,” a police spokesperson told The Telegraph in response to a Freedom of Information request made by the outlet.

“The Met committed this to our systems on the same day and are satisfied being contacted by telephone was a sufficient means in which to notify the MPS, as the event was taking place seven days after notification.”

Speaking to the Telegraph, a spokesman for the Palestine Solidarity Campaign claimed that they were justified in organizing the protest while Hamas was massacring Israelis due to the expected response by Israel towards the terror group.

As early as October 7th, as Israel was scrambling to organize troops and save southern communities that had been invaded by terrorists, it was “already clear” that Israel would retaliate with “indiscriminate violence,” the representative told the outlet.

The spokesman also charged that anyone questioning the timing of the protest was trying to “deflect attention from the crimes against humanity that Israel has committed.”

A Jewish advocacy group said that the report proved that anti-Israel demonstrations in the UK are motivated by support for terror and Jew-hatred rather than their stated goals of protesting the actions of the Israeli government.

“This revelation ends the charade that the Palestine Solidarity Campaign is a peaceful advocacy group,” the Campaign Against Antisemitism watchdog group told the Daily Mail.

“For 16 months, the Metropolitan Police has allowed regular anti-Israel marches by a group that rushed to activism while Jews were being slaughtered,” they added.

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The disturbing content on display includes a map of 2022 Palestine that completely erases Israel and reference to the war against Hamas as “plausible genocide.”

By World Israel News Staff

A children’s exhibition at the Peterborough Museum in the UK presents Israel as an apartheid state that is committing genocide, according to a report from the Jewish Chronicle.

The disturbing content on display includes a map of 2022 Palestine that completely erases Israel, descriptions of Israeli cities as “Jewish colonies,” a quote that refers to Israel’s military campaign against the Hamas terror group in Gaza as “plausible genocide,” and a word search activity using the term “apartheid” to describe “the truth” about the Jewish State.

The exhibition, organized by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, is called A History of Palestine – From the Bronze Age to 1948.

The term Palestine is never used to refer to the Bronze Age, only the late antiquity period, as noted by the JC.

The exhibition is rife with historical inaccuracies and misinterpretations of history, including denying that Jews have an ancestral connection to the modern Israeli state.

Jewish immigration to Israel is framed as a European colonial project, with no mention of the fact that Jews are indigenous to Israel, there has always been a Jewish population in the country, and that many Jews immigrated to Israel from nearby Middle Eastern countries.

A timeline entry referred to armed struggle against British control of pre-1948 Israel as a “Zionist terror campaign.”

Despite hosting the exhibit, the Peterborough Museum shirked responsibility for the historically inaccurate and inflammatory content on display.

“The Exhibition of Palestinian History and Culture explores the country, the place and its culture,” the museum said in a statement to the JC.

“It is a community run exhibition, organized, funded and run by a Peterborough based community group, which is using the Museum as exhibition space only,” the statement continued.

“We aim to be a neutral space which provides our visitors with knowledge about a diverse range of subjects in order to open up conversations.”

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