Another Anti-Israel Report from the UK

Britain seems to be a daily source of Jew-hatred these days.

With the recent UK indictment of an Israeli General on behalf of Jihadis and self-loathing Jews, and the attempt to eliminate Holocaust Memorial Day and replace it with Genocide Day honoring "Palestinian" suffering under Israeli occupation (yes, advanced by moslems and self-loathing Jews), and MP George Galloway ranting on a daily basis how all the suffering in the world - yes, even Hurricane Katrina - is because of the evil Jewish State, and, of course, the arabist London mayor, Kenneth Livingstone, who was also only too willing to join Galloway and other islamist anti-Semites in blaming the London subway bombings on "neocons" and wicked Israel.

Now, we have the resurrection of the heinous plan for British Universities to enact a total academic boycott of Israel, led by the virulently anti-Semitic British Committee for Universities of Palestine (BRICUP). They are trying to completely ban Israeli universities from having any interaction with British universities, including banning all travel to Israel and attending conferences with Israeli academics.

BRICUP is led by Mrs. Hillary and Steven Rose, a pair of self-loathing Jews who do not recognize Israel's right to exist.

The Association of University Teachers (AUT) had briefly approved the divestment from Israel back in May until an emergency meeting overturned the decision after it was contested by the Jewish Society for being based on anti-Semitic lies and hostility towards Jews.

The anti-Israel daily news rag, The Guardian, had this to report today:

The British Committee for Universities of Palestine (Bricup), the pro-boycott organisation, is relaunching its campaign with a campus tour of public meetings involving speakers from Palestinian universities. The aim is to put the boycott back on the agenda by presenting the reality of living under the occupation, says Hilary Rose, one of the architects of the academic boycott and a founder of Bricup.

"The boycott is moving on, extremely well judged by the amount of support coming into us and the willingness of universities to set up meetings to discuss it," she says. Meetings so far scheduled for this term include Birmingham, York, University of East London and Sussex.

"If you were in occupied France, you were never asked why you don't love the Nazis. And what about South Africa?" she says. Is Rose comfortable making such a comparison? "I would see the right of people to fight against an illegal oppression as a fundamental right and I say that as a pacifist," she says.

Ever notice that pacifists are always so compassionate towards the terrorists but despise Israel? Perhaps "pacifist" is simply a code name for "Jew hater", with the worst of the lot always seeming to be the self-loathing Jews.

-MZ