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glykosymoritis @glyko.bsky.social · 09/07/2026

Pro-Palestine marches are being funded by a complex web of foreign donors and state actors. A report by NGO Monitor found examples of Iranian and American far-Left groups bankrolling anti-Israel groups in the UK, creating an “ecosystem” of disruption. archive.ph/wF4Cv By @nicolelampert.bsky.social

It also found cryptocurrency was increasingly being used to hide funding sources for organisations accused of anti-Semitism, with gift aid also being used by these organisations.
The report's authors also accuse organisations of deliberately targeting young people with anti-Israel material.
Lord Walney, a former government extremism tsar, will release the report in the House of Commons later on
Wednesday.
He will say: "A phenomenon widely portrayed as spontaneous and grassroots is, in significant part, the product of a coordinated and internationally financed network" and "a troubling number of the organisations within it either fall outside any meaningful regulatory framework or maintain connections to actors that no democratic state should tolerate".
The report calls for a wholesale reform of Britain's regulatory system to improve transparency over how the groups and charities behind pro-Palestine marches are funded.
While a few of them are charities and businesses, others are completely opaque, the report claims, even hiding how many members they have.
Lord Walney will say: "That organisations can solicit substantial sums from the British public for years, even decades, while disclosing little or nothing about where their money comes from or where it goes, is not a technicality; it is a standing invitation to abuse."
Anne Herzberg, NGO Monitor's legal adviser, adds:
"Some of the groups discussed in this report, including the lead organisers, have operated without any formal structure or financial transparency, despite seeking members and soliciting donations for nearly 25 years.

"Others have ties to UK-designated terror groups. This report aims to serve as the beginning of a much-needed corrective to this murky, yet highly influential network.
There is still much that must be investigated."
The report looked at 40 of the organisations who have sponsored some of the main pro-Palestine demonstrations from the well-known Palestine
Solidarity Campaign and Amnesty UK to less-known Islamic Human Rights Commission (IHRC). As The Telegraph has previously reported, the IHRC has links to Iran but in the space of five years collected £458,000 in public funds via
gift aid in the last six years.
Several other groups, including Oxfam and Doctors Without Borders (MSF), receive hundreds of thousands of pounds of public money either through direct government funding or Gift Aid.
The report found that at least Il of the 40 either have links to extremist organisations or have officials who have met extremist actors.
The report said: "The external funding streams support staffing, advocacy operations, coalition building, communications infrastructure, legal campaigns, lobbying initiatives and organisational activity that collectively enable sustained UK protest coordination over long periods of time."
These bodies include the Foundation to Promote Open Society and Avaaz, which in 2023 alone provided £177,000 to the charity UK Medical Aid for Palestine (MAP).
MAP purports to be non-political but its name has featured on banners at at least two pro-Palestine marches. In November last year, Rohan Talbot, its director of advocacy and campaigns, accused Israel of being "baby killers" and "waging a Holocaust".

A US organisation, The Cultures of Resistance Network, which the report said works with groups which "have engaged in extremist rhetoric, antisemitism and direct action", has also provided funding to MAP.
Action Network, which provides infrastructure for petitions, email campaigns and fundraising, has been used by protest organisers Stop the War, Palestine Action and Na'amod.
"The overlap in organisational participation indicates that Gaza often functions less as an isolated humanitarian issue and more as a framework through which an established activist ecosystem advances a broader political agenda," the report said.
It also found Palestine Action, which has been proscribed as a terrorist organisation, and Cage International, which was named as an Islamist extremist group by Michael Gove in the House of Commons in 2024, appeared to be raising partial funding via cryptocurrency donations.
It said: "The increasing use of crypto raises concerns regarding transparency, source-of-fund verification and regulatory oversight."
Mr Herzog told The Telegraph: "Some of the organisations involved are major household name charities, others operate as companies. Charitable status is no longer, in itself, a stamp of benign activity. To restore trust in the charity sector and rein in hate, the British Government must strengthen regulation. This infostructure of hate must be dismantled."

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Rachel Cunliffe @rmcunliffe.bsky.social · 06/07/2026

I would just like to thank Trump and FIFA for making the World Cup suddenly interesting for all us nerds with no interest in football but an unhealthy obsession with political scandals. It's been a difficult time for us these past two weeks. You've really come through

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Nicole Lampert @nicolelampert.bsky.social · 09/06/2026

A chilling first person from a teacher about what is going on in our classrooms: open.substack.com/pub/nicolela...

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Jim Pickard @pickardje.bsky.social · 12/05/2026

Breaking: Jess Phillips resigns as safeguarding minister just ahead of the 1pm news bulletins

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Nicole Lampert @nicolelampert.bsky.social · 02/05/2026

It’s stark when you see it like this.

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becca @boodleoops.bsky.social · 22/04/2026

Women: we want our own sports categories TRAs: there’s only a tiny number of men in there, it doesn’t matter Women: why should the fairness of women’s sport be undermined for a tiny number of men? TRAs: the men will get very sad if they can’t have the thing that doesn’t matter

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becca @boodleoops.bsky.social · 22/04/2026

As always with TRA arguments: resources are trivial and unimportant when women want them, but when trans identified men want them, it’s a matter of life or death

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Nicole Lampert @nicolelampert.bsky.social · 20/04/2026

I wonder if Russians in the UK are routinely called ‘baby killer’ too.

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Barry Butler Photography @barrybutler9.bsky.social · 19/04/2026

On this day in 2019, I witnessed one of the coolest things ever. A lenticular cloud lit-up by a setting sun over the Perito Morena Glacier in Argentina.

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Liberal Librarian, Son of Cuban Immigrants 🟦 @liberallibrarian.bsky.social · 19/04/2026

The way so many of you blame Jews for everything wrong in the world makes you no different than Nazis or the Czar's secret police. Pathetic.

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glykosymoritis @glyko.bsky.social · 01/04/2026

Feminism’s Jewish problem: Older feminists know only too well that no subject has fractured the feminist movement more—not trans, not surrogacy, not prostitution, not porn—than that small democracy in the Middle East. www.tabletmag.com/sections/art... By @nicolelampert.bsky.social & Zoe Strimpel

Feminism has always sought to balance utopianism with the heavy lifting of the everyday, real-world indignities and injustices that curtail and mar women's lives; alongside victories, it has often produced more disagreement than consensus. But this time it feels different. The rifts are wider, deeper, more structurally incompatible with the movement's stated aims, thanks in part to the "shift to identity-based feminism," as Kara Jesella, a U.S.-based researcher on antisemitism in feminism, suggests.
This change, she says, "has enabled the antisemitism and anti-Zionism that were latent at the advent of the movement to become a primary feature."
Who doesn't want "human rights" robustly defended?
Yet this virtuous-sounding phrase has come to be tightly defined by its work in delegitimizing the Jewish state. According to Samuel Moyn, the Yale historian of human rights, the modern usage developed and spread not with the formation of the United Nations in 1948 but in the 1970s, the decade in which the world saw the emergence of behemoth NGOs. Their godfather was Jimmy Carter, who in this decade incorporated "human rights" into foreign policy for the first time. Meanwhile, the 1975 Helsinki Accords, intended to foster good relations between the Cold War-era East and West, further entrenched the "humanitarian" worldview.

Humanitarianism became a new way of fighting each other. While the accords meant Jewish groups in the West could push for the rights of the refuseniks, the Soviet Union turned it on its head. Once it became clear that the term could signal moral authority while obscuring violence, it was swept into armed anti-colonial activism. By the mid-197os, Israel had become the eye of the storm, marking the beginning of verbal, psychological, and at times physical violence against Jewish and Israeli women.
The storm only built in intensity as the Soviet policy of "Zionology" co-opted lefties the world over. Soviet Zionology fused Nazi-like ideas of Jews with the language of anti-colonialism ("Zionism is colonialism" and "Zionism is apartheid") and gained a foothold in international leftist and "revolutionary" circles, as well as in the third and Arab worlds.
Attacking Israel was an easy way to target the United States in this Cold War propaganda battle.
Within the feminist movement, this meant attacking Jewish and Israeli women, which got its start half a century earlier amid the conference centers, seminar rooms, and resolutions of globalist humanitarianism and "Third Worldism." Then, as now, the focus on human rights not only excluded Jews and Israelis but also weaponized the whole post-colonial, third-worldist intellectual framework against them.

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Rich @rich-bryant.uk · 15/03/2026

ok but what are you meant to do? Walk around being a bit sad? Go shout pointlessly at an embassy? Post downers? I see some people have decided to attack Jews, is that what we should do? Because I ain’t doing any of that, thanks.

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POLITICO Europe @politico.eu · 15/03/2026

Franck Allisio, the far-right National Rally candidate for mayor in Marseille, has called his projected strong performance tonight “historic” and promised to get the city “back in order.” Follow our live blog on the French municipal elections 👇 politi.co/4sbLrKB

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jrpoulain.bsky.social @jrpoulain.bsky.social · 15/03/2026

Do you really think smashing the windows of establishments, just because they have even the most tenuous association with Jews, can be categorised as “petty symbolism”? What an abominable piece of writing.

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Nicole Lampert @nicolelampert.bsky.social · 13/02/2026

The fact that this antisemitic special rapporteur recently had her contract renewed should tell you everything you need to know about the UN.

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Malcolm P. Johnson @admiralmpj.bsky.social · 10/02/2026

I'm tired of people lying about a Genocide that didn't happen in Gaza. I'm tired of people ignoring other Genocides that ACTUALLY HAPPENED in other parts of the world. (Artsakh anyone??) I'm tired of posters, particularly on this website, attacking Jews just because they're Jews.

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glykosymoritis @glyko.bsky.social · 26/01/2026

‘I understand antisemitism because I was born in Russia’: @nicolelampert.bsky.social talks to Izabella Tabarovsky author of “Be a Refusenik: A Jewish Student’s Survival Guide” a new guide for students on how to fight Jew-hatred on campus www.thejc.com/life/i-under... #antizionism

Izabella Tabarovsky had her "lightbulb moment" about contemporary antisemitism when she had been living in the US for 28 years but was suddenly plunged back to her tough upbringing in the Soviet Union.
It was 2018, and she saw an anti-Israel campus protest on television. "The students were holding placards saying "Zionism is racism', 'Apartheid state', and all the other slogans to which we have become so accustomed.
"I had been writing about the Holocaust in the USSR and had become used to thinking about antisemitism only in those terms. But something about the placards disturbed me - they had echoes that I couldn't quite place. I called my father and asked for his thoughts.
"He just burst out laughing and that's when I realised that I had seen all this before when I was growing up in the USSR. Two immediate questions formed in my mind. The USSR had collapsed long ago so why was this happening now? And how had it got here, this language from my old world?
'The language hadn't been reinvented. It had come straight from my old world."
She came to London to conduct research into the left-wing press of yesteryear. Before long, it became obvious that the anti-Zionist ideas she had seen on the campus protest in America had been been sown in newspapers and periodicals decades before.

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glykosymoritis @glyko.bsky.social · 20/01/2026

British schools have failed to properly teach children about the dangers of #antisemitism: It is sadly no surprise that Holocaust Memorial Day has been neutered and watered down www.telegraph.co.uk/gift/80a1ee7... By @nicolelampert.bsky.social #HistoricalPoliticalMemory

Schools, struggling with parent and maybe even teacher groups who claim the Holocaust isn't real or "propaganda" or insist that any mention of genocide has to also mention Gaza, have chosen to go for the easy route and opt out altogether.
It used to be said that people only love dead Jews - novelist Dara Horn has written a brilliant book on the subject - but now even the Holocaust victims are not immune from the modern incarnation of anti-Semitism.
In truth, the Holocaust has become increasingly politicised for many years.
HMD became watered down. First - and probably rightly - it included all the victims of the Nazis, including gay men, the Roma and Sinti gypsy groups, people with disabilities, and political enemies.

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Nicole Lampert @nicolelampert.bsky.social · 19/01/2026

Tears and defiance at the London march against the Islamic Republic by Iranians and their Jewish allies. Photos by Elliott Franks

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glykosymoritis @glyko.bsky.social · 18/01/2026

‘As a Jew, I was told Israel didn’t exist’: Life inside Britain’s biggest teaching union. Two Jewish teachers expose the rampant #antisemitism – and ‘pro-Palestine’ indoctrination – within the NEU www.telegraph.co.uk/gift/5b45db1... By @nicolelampert.bsky.social #autjoritarianLeft #syndicalism

When Bristol MP, Damien Egan, who is Jewish, was prevented from visiting a local school after his appearance was cancelled due to "security reasons" , the local teaching
union celebrated this as a great victory, calling it "a win for safeguarding, solidarity and the power of the NEU trade union staff group".
While many unions are obsessed with the issue of Palestine, the National Education Union (NEU), Britain's biggest teaching union, takes things to a whole different level from the top down.

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Nicole Lampert @nicolelampert.bsky.social · 07/01/2026

An anatomy of a scandal. open.substack.com/pub/nicolela...

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glykosymoritis @glyko.bsky.social · 30/12/2025

Britain’s ‘godless’ university has become dogged by antisemitism: Hostility at University College London shows no sign of abating, and extremist rhetoric is now rife in one of our elite institutions. archive.ph/qvZ60 By @nicolelampert.bsky.social #antisemitism #academia

The persistent drumbeat of "anti-Zionism" turns quickly into overt bullying Jew hate on the campus, say some students. "In this hostile climate, many Jewish people only go on to university campus for their lectures," reveals Dov Forman, a third-year student who is also an activist against anti-Semitism.
"I have Jewish friends who, even in this term, have left their student accommodation and gone back to live at home if they're from London, because of how kind of scared they feel. There's an Islamist and hard-left student bloc who are trying to terrorise Jewish students every single day."
Forman continues: "Because Zionists are seen as inherently evil, Jews are too. Any Jewish student is fair game for these people. And if someone screams 'baby killer' at you, or
'From the river to the sea', the other students will stay silent.
And I don't know if that is because they are scared or because they think it's fair game."
The atmosphere of hostility permeates among some academics too. Jews are on the front line of a fight against Western values, says Joseph Mintz, a professor of inclusive education at UCL.
There is this strain of progressive thinking which aligns with Islamism in its anti-Western positioning, and that sets a scene which makes anti-Semitism acceptable," he says.
"In a way, universities are traducing the societies within which they're positioned. Anti-Semitism is one significant expression of that. We see this in UCL, but we see it across academia as a whole."|
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A second Jewish professor, who asks not to be named, says:
"I know that a lot of my colleagues don't agree with these extremist positions, but it's something they will only tell you in secret. There is literally no one who will come out publicly and say this is wrong."

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Center for Countering Digital Hate @counterhate.com · 26/12/2025

For years, CCDH has worked to: ✅ Protect children from social media harm ✅ Expose antisemitism and other online harms ✅ Hold powerful tech companies accountable Now that work is being attacked. This is what happens when truth challenges power. Stand with us. Join the fight. Donate today ⤵️

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CCDH exists to protect kids, challenge online harms like antisemitism, and hold platforms accountable. The U.S. State Department is attacking CCDH's CEO with deportation threats, for holding social m...

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Nicole Lampert @nicolelampert.bsky.social · 09/12/2025

Some media have been allowed in, I think they should allow more, but clearly it’s still a dangerous place.

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Newsweek @newsweek.com · 09/12/2025

The funding was reportedly sent in cash on Monday, despite ongoing concerns about the Taliban in Afghanistan.

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Trump Admin Sending Taliban $45M Sparks Republican Backlash

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Becky Aizen @beckyaizen.bsky.social · 04/12/2025

“He shows me a long message from one former friend who said: “Denying Gaza’s starvation is no less vile than denying the Holocaust.” Another wrote to tell him, “Your eyes are blind and your soul is blackened.” Both brilliant & devastating, @nicolelampert.bsky.social www.thejc.com/life/the-non...

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The non-Jewish Israel supporters who have lost friends over Gaza - The Jewish Chronicle

Ever wondered who would be today’s Righteous Among Nations? We talk to the steadfast allies who have fallen out with their nearest and dearest over the Jewish state’s war on Hamas

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Becky Aizen @beckyaizen.bsky.social · 16/10/2025

Illuminating article by the tireless @nicolelampert.bsky.social. Brings to mind my interview with Letty Cottin Pogrebin: the ugly hostility she & other Jewish feminists faced at the Year of the Woman UN conference when they passed the resolution that Zionism = racism. substack.com/home/post/p-...

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Antisemitism Sends People Mad

And how I saw this all play out at a conference for feminists

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Sunder Katwala (sundersays) @sundersays.bsky.social · 28/08/2025

Reform will have to reselect in Croydon, as their initial candidate for Mayor had been dead for 6 months when they selected her, Inside Croydon report Being dead is one way to pass the social media vetting but was likely to get noticed eventually insidecroydon.com/2025/08/27/f...

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Farage party picked a dead woman to run for Croydon Mayor

EXCLUSIVE: Sharon Carby, aged 70, from Bradford, sadly died in July 2024. But that didn’t stop Reform UK six months later picking her as their Croydon mayoral candidate. By our Political Edit…

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The Wiener Holocaust Library @wienerlibrary.bsky.social · 26/08/2025

🗝 Josef Kaltenhauser Sr’s handmade keepsake box, c.1930s. Mayrhofer family collection. This seemingly inconspicuous box was found in the estate of Josef Kaltenhauser Jr, and was made by his father. It turned out to be a time capsule, with the Nazi past of the Kaltenhauser family preserved within...

A photo of a wooden keepsake box which shows the Swastika head key

A photograph of a painted inlay in the lid of a keepsake box depicting a nazi soldier carrying a swastika flag

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Sunder Katwala (sundersays) @sundersays.bsky.social · 23/08/2025

The far right racist Homeland Party keen to own the small protest in Nuneaton today.

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Gail Myerscough @gailmyerscough.co.uk · 09/08/2025

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Tom Cox @dj-acid-reflux.bsky.social · 24/08/2025

"What was 2025 like, grandpa?" "The world was falling apart in many ways. Also, almost as gallingly, there were more people than ever who decided they didn't have time to read pieces of writing yet did have time to post opinions on what they'd imagined the pieces of writing they hadn't read said."

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D. Goldman @dgoldman.bsky.social · 23/08/2025

Calling for blood purity tests to prove Jewish existence. ALL JEWS ARE EQUALLY JEWS WHETHER BY BIRTH OR NATURALIZATION. Yes! Most Jews also share a direct bloodline connection to the Levantine populations who were there thousands of years ago. WE DO NOT PRACTICE BLOOD QUANTUM SO IT IS NOT RELEVANT.

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Nicole Lampert @nicolelampert.bsky.social · 20/08/2025

I was totally privileged today to meet the amazing @davedavieskinks and his amazing partner @rebeccagwilson. I’ve been a Kinks fan all my life - not just because I’m a Muswell Hillbilly like them. I think they are the poets of London & some of their songs are among the most beautiful ever written.

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David Beech @davidbeech.bsky.social · 19/08/2025

I think the reason being an 'anti-zionist' has such a public relations problem is it seems to attract a lot of people who would traditionally be labelled as antisemites. So in that regard it's good to see Corbyn's new party tracking that misconception head-on.

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John-Paul Pagano @johnpaulpagano.bsky.social · 22/07/2025

Antisemitic fantasy vs Antisemitic reality in the UK.

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Oz Katerji @ozkaterji.bsky.social · 22/07/2025

Large protest in Kyiv tonight, the first signs of public dissent against Zelenskyy’s government since the full scale invasion, as demonstrators rally against the passing of a bill stripping anti-corruption bodies of their powers

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Daniel Sugarman @danielsugarman.bsky.social · 22/07/2025

Today @mrjamesob.bsky.social decided to read out a claim from a random person - on national radio - that at 'Shabbat School' UK Jewish children are taught that 'one Jewish life is worth thousands of Arab lives, and that Arabs are cockroaches to be crushed'. www.jewishnews.co.uk/james-obrien...

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Hen Mazzig @henmazzig.bsky.social · 30/05/2025

Shabbat Shalom, everyone. May this be the last Shabbat we spend without the hostages coming home. 🎗

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Becky Aizen @beckyaizen.bsky.social · 27/05/2025

Remember, kids - every time you hurt a Jew, a little bit of Palestine gets freed!

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glykosymoritis @glyko.bsky.social · 25/05/2025

Cancelled for klezmer, celebrated for terror: Jewish band Oi Va Voi are dropped over a watermelon and Kneecap, whose member hailed Hezbollah, are playing Glastonbury www.thejc.com/opinion/canc... By @nicolelampert.bsky.social #antisemitism #terrorism #PopCulture

A letter sent to the venue by the Bristol Palestine Alliance complained, among other things, that "Oi Va Voi intends to perform later this year in Israel" and that their singer's album cover of her naked in a field of watermelons featured "dog whistle Zionist imagery".
Strange Brew cancelled the show, citing the watermelon cover image, often used, because of its colours, as a symbol of the Palestinian flag. This was despite the band explaining that the image reflected themes of femininity and nature. The venue said: "The use of politically loaded symbolism in this way - by anyone of any background - is ambiguous and could therefore come across as politically insensitive and/or offensive to the people of Palestine."
Yes, you read that right: an "ambiguous" record cover featuring watermelons is enough to see you cancelled.
The band tell me they are unsure whether their upcoming shows in Brighton and London will still go ahead. Cancellation is like a virus: once one venue caves, others follow.
The Oi Va Voi cancellation follows that of a more famous act - Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood. His supposed crime was performing with Israeli musician Dudu Tassa. That too was in Bristol (what is going on in Bristol?). The pair condemned the "censorship and silencing", adding that the venues had "received enough credible threats to conclude that it's not safe to proceed."

Contrast that with Kneecap. They are named after an IRA punishment of shooting petty criminals in the knees. Earlier this month, Liam Barker, who was kneecapped as a teenager, described the impact it had had on him. A victim of sexual abuse, he ran away from his children's home and stole cars. He was shot in the knees by the IRA when he was 17. He said he had to learn to walk again, adding the experience had led him to lead a life "of mental and physical trauma".
This bank holiday weekend, Kneecap will be the headline act at South London's Wide Awake festival in Brockwell Park. Their next UK date will be their biggest
- at Glastonbury. At the last big festival they played at, Coachella, they displayed the message, "F**k Israel.
Free Palestine."
Since then, one of their members has been charged with a terror offence. This relates to footage taken from a gig at the Kentish Town Forum last year, in which Liam O'Hanna (stage name Mo Chana) appears to shout, "Up Hamas, up Hezbollah." At a previous gig, a member appeared to shout: "The only good Tory is a dead Tory. Kill your local MP."
After one gig with them was cancelled, the music industry rallied around. The likes of Paul Weller, Primal Scream, DJ Annie Mac and scores of other acts signed a letter saying: "As artists we feel the need to register our opposition to any political repression of artistic freedom. In a democracy, no political figures or political parties should have the right to dictate who does and does not play at music festivals or gigs that will be enjoyed by thousands of people."

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Malena-PRO-CHOICE 🌊 🟦🟧Fighting Tyranny! @malena.bsky.social · 24/05/2025

Have you ever heard: "Murder against a person in this ethnic group is bad, but..." towards any ethnic group other than the Jews? If YOU'RE saying that, CHECK YOUR BIAS & principles. MURDER is ALWAYS wrong! The murder of Israeli embassy staff, Yaron & Sarah was wrong! No ifs,buts or equivocations.

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