Italian anti-Semitism threat to Holocaust survivor

[sun rise]

And it seems that the Italian right wing is not against hate as a principle.

Holocaust survivor, 89, gets police protection after receiving 200 threats a day

An 89-year-old Holocaust survivor has been assigned police protection after receiving hundreds of threats. Liliana Segre, who was sent to Auschwitz when she was 13 years old, said she has recently received anti-Semitic messages on social media.
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Some of the threats were so serious that officials in Milan decided she needed protection. She will now be accompanied by two law enforcement officers when she goes out in public.
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While Segre did manage to get the motion aimed at combating hate through the Italian Senate, it was not without difficulty and some disappointment. Members of the country's nationalist party, the center-right party and far-right party all abstained from the vote, which Segre said made her feel "like a martian in the Senate."

 

[Notanumber]

And it seems that the Italian right wing is not against hate as a principle.

Holocaust survivor, 89, gets police protection after receiving 200 threats a day

An 89-year-old Holocaust survivor has been assigned police protection after receiving hundreds of threats. Liliana Segre, who was sent to Auschwitz when she was 13 years old, said she has recently received anti-Semitic messages on social media.
...
Some of the threats were so serious that officials in Milan decided she needed protection. She will now be accompanied by two law enforcement officers when she goes out in public.
...
While Segre did manage to get the motion aimed at combating hate through the Italian Senate, it was not without difficulty and some disappointment. Members of the country's nationalist party, the center-right party and far-right party all abstained from the vote, which Segre said made her feel "like a martian in the Senate."

Are Jews fleeing Italy to Israel to the same extent that they have to flee the UK?

In the UK, it is the Left that are anti-Semites.

 

[Estro Felino]

Are Jews fleeing Italy to Israel to the same extent that they have to flee the UK?

In the UK, it is the Left that are anti-Semites.

As I said in another thread our Right Wing defends any religion, and even the so called EUropean Trump" is definitely pro-Israel

 

[Estro Felino]

 

[Yerda]

Are Jews fleeing Italy to Israel to the same extent that they have to flee the UK?

In the UK, it is the Left that are anti-Semites.

While antisemitism is an issue on the left it is roughly the same on the right and a much bigger problem on the far right. Antisemitism in the Labour party is lower than the population at large and has decreased since Corbyn was elected leader. See: https://antisemitism.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Antisemitism-Barometer-2017.pdf

 

[danieldemol]

While antisemitism is an issue on the left it is roughly the same on the right and a much bigger problem on the far right. Antisemitism in the Labour party is lower than the population at large and has decreased since Corbyn was elected leader. See: https://antisemitism.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Antisemitism-Barometer-2017.pdf

None of which proves that Corbyn himself is not an anti-Semite
Jewish Chronicle: 'To All Our Fellow British Citizens'

 

[Notanumber]

While antisemitism is an issue on the left it is roughly the same on the right and a much bigger problem on the far right. Antisemitism in the Labour party is lower than the population at large and has decreased since Corbyn was elected leader. See: https://antisemitism.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Antisemitism-Barometer-2017.pdf

This tells a different story and it is more recent –

Dame Louise, who has been in the party for 55 years, added: ‘I believe that Jeremy Corbyn is not fit to serve as our Prime Minister. With a looming general election and the possibility of him becoming Prime Minister, I feel I have to take a stand.’ And she told the Times newspaper that if he became prime minister ‘I believe that Jeremy Corbyn would be a danger to the country, a danger to the Jewish community as well, but a danger to the country too’.

Labour MP quits the party because she 'can't risk Jeremy Corbyn becoming PM' | Metro News


Blunkett blasts Labour over anti-Semitism and 'thuggery' in major blow


Mr Blunkett's comments came after two of Labour’s former MPs urged voters to back the Tories instead.

Ian Austin and John Woodcock said they would be supporting the Conservatives as they did not believe Mr Corbyn was fit to be in Number 10.

Meanwhile Dame Margaret Hodge - one of the most prominent Jewish figures in Labour - declined to endorse the opposition leader as prime minister.

Also on Friday, another Labour candidate was forced to step down after allegedly making an anti-Semitic remark.

Gideon Bull, the prospective parliamentary candidate for Clacton, apologised after a Jewish councillor complained about a reference he made to "Shylock" – the Jewish moneylender in Shakespeare's The Merchant Of Venice.

eremy Corbyn in crisis as TWO Ex-Labour MPs back Boris Johnson after Tom Watson quits as deputy


Labour in crisis as 12 wannabe MPs engulfed in controversy in 24 hours

 

[Yerda]

None of which proves that Corbyn himself is not an anti-Semite
Jewish Chronicle: 'To All Our Fellow British Citizens'

Ok. Granted.

This tells a different story and it is more recent –

Dame Louise, who has been in the party for 55 years, added: ‘I believe that Jeremy Corbyn is not fit to serve as our Prime Minister. With a looming general election and the possibility of him becoming Prime Minister, I feel I have to take a stand.’ And she told the Times newspaper that if he became prime minister ‘I believe that Jeremy Corbyn would be a danger to the country, a danger to the Jewish community as well, but a danger to the country too’.

Labour MP quits the party because she 'can't risk Jeremy Corbyn becoming PM' | Metro News


Blunkett blasts Labour over anti-Semitism and 'thuggery' in major blow


Mr Blunkett's comments came after two of Labour’s former MPs urged voters to back the Tories instead.

Ian Austin and John Woodcock said they would be supporting the Conservatives as they did not believe Mr Corbyn was fit to be in Number 10.

Meanwhile Dame Margaret Hodge - one of the most prominent Jewish figures in Labour - declined to endorse the opposition leader as prime minister.

Also on Friday, another Labour candidate was forced to step down after allegedly making an anti-Semitic remark.

Gideon Bull, the prospective parliamentary candidate for Clacton, apologised after a Jewish councillor complained about a reference he made to "Shylock" – the Jewish moneylender in Shakespeare's The Merchant Of Venice.

eremy Corbyn in crisis as TWO Ex-Labour MPs back Boris Johnson after Tom Watson quits as deputy


Labour in crisis as 12 wannabe MPs engulfed in controversy in 24 hours

Did you look at the report?

 

[Shadow Wolf]

As I said in another thread our Right Wing defends any religion, and even the so called EUropean Trump" is definitely pro-Israel

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Actions speak louder than words.

 

[Notanumber]

Did you look at the report?

Yes, it was out of date.

Do you disagree with what I posted?

Actions speak louder than words.

 

[Lyndon]

Israel running campaign against Jeremy Corbyn

 

[Estro Felino]

Actions speak louder than words.

Which actions?
I have Jewish friends who speak Romanesco...
And do you know what they say?
That Israelis look down on them for being Italkim.

Speaking of racism...

 

[Shadow Wolf]

Which actions?

Members of the country's nationalist party, the center-right party and far-right party all abstained from the vote,

I have Jewish friends who speak Romanesco...
And do you know what they say?
That Israelis look down on them for being Italkim.

That's awful. In regards to the OP; so, what's the point? Seems rather irrelevant to me.

 

[Estro Felino]

That's awful. In regards to the OP; so, what's the point? Seems rather irrelevant to me.

The point is : no Israeli or Jewish person curiously replied to the thread...
So...the example of the speck of dust and the log of wood...

 

[Shadow Wolf]

The point is : no Israeli or Jewish person curiously replied to the thread...
So...the example of the speck of dust and the log of wood...

We don't need an Israeli or Jew to know the details presented in the OP are terrible, and an awful thing was given a cold shoulder by some right wing parties.

 

[Estro Felino]

We don't need an Israeli or Jew to know the details presented in the OP are terrible, and an awful thing was given a cold shoulder by some right wing parties.

The right wing has showed to be on the victims' sides...on the senatrix' side. Period.

 

[Lyndon]

The point is : no Israeli or Jewish person curiously replied to the thread...
So...the example of the speck of dust and the log of wood...

the OP is Jewish, I believe

 

[Shadow Wolf]

The right wing has showed to be on the victims' sides...on the senatrix' side. Period.

Abstaining from the vote does not indicate this, it doesn't suggest it, and it's horribly weak evidence to base the claim on. They don't care is how they actions speak.

 

[Yerda]

Yes, it was out of date.

Do you disagree with what I posted?

Actions speak louder than words.

I cited research by a Campaign Against Antisemitism. It isn't out of date. If there is a more recent report I'd like to read it.

You posted a couple of news stories. Is there any evidence contained within that antisemitism is specifically a left problem? I don't see it.

Further,

Looking at the political spectrum of British society, the most antisemitic group consists of those who identify as very right-wing. In this group about 14% hold hard-core antisemitic attitudes and 52% hold at least one attitude, compared again to 3.6% and 30% in the general population. The very left-wing, and, in fact, all political groups located on the left, are no more antisemitic than the general population. This finding may come as a surprise to those who maintain that in today’s political reality, the left is the more serious, or at least, an equally serious source of antisemitism, than the right.

Source: https://www.jpr.org.uk/documents/JPR.2017.Antisemitism_in_contemporary_Great_Britain.pdf

 

[Flankerl]

In regards to the OP; so, what's the point? Seems rather irrelevant to me.

"I have black/brown/green/yellow/..... Friends, I am not racist"