UK Jewish Member of Parliament likens Israel to Nazis

Angirfan
Friday, January 16, 2009

On 15 January 2009, the UK parliament discussed Gaza.

A veteran British Jewish lawmaker, Sir Gerald Kaufman, compared the Israeli offensive in Gaza to the Nazis who forced his family to flee from Poland.

“It is time for our government to make clear to the Israeli government that its conduct and policies are unacceptable and to impose a total arms ban on Israel.”

- Jewish British lawmaker likens Israel to Nazis

Both the UK Labour and Conservative parties have Members of Parliament who are ‘Friends of Israel.’

These are similar to the UK fascists in the 1930s who were fans of Hitler.

Arbuthnot - Upper class Conservative who reportedly supports the Israelis who steal land, murder children and carry out false-flag operations. (MP for North East Hampshire)

From The Guardian (Commons debate on Gaza - live):

James Arbuthnot, Conservative, said he was proud to be chairman of the Conservative Friends of Israel.

Dismore, MP for Hendon, apparently is a friend of the people who steal land and murder children.

Andrew Dismore, Labour Party, said “Israel has the right to defend itself.”

Burt, MP for North East Bedfordshire, apparently likes the state of Israel which was founded on terrorism.

Alistair Burt, Conservative Party , described himself as a friend of Israel.

Jews used terrorism to drive the Palestinians out of their villages and into places like Gaza. Israelis have been killing Palestinian children since at least 1948.
George Galloway referred to the MPs who have talked about visiting Siderot in Israel.

“Did any of them, when they were there, see the remains of the Palestinian villages on which Siderot was built”?

Or did they consider the Palestinians living “in the refugee camps of Gaza who used to live in the villages on which Siderot was built”?

He said the conflict has a long history. “This started in this building when Arthur Balfour on behalf of one people made a promise to a second people of land that belonged to a third people.