Striking how similar the sentiments - and even exact wording - is on this Hamas banner to the placards and chants on protests in the UK. “Nazi Zionism”, victory to the resistance, etc. Different parts of the same movement.

Time to get rid of that blue tick on my X account.

Including Jews in ethnicity-based monitoring was one of the recommendations I made in Everyday Hate - we can't tackle antisemitism if we don't measure it properly.

So much misogyny in one comment. Maybe “middle class women of a certain age” have more agency to complain, especially on Celebrity Masterchef where - unlike regular Masterchef - they are less likely to fear risking their dreams if they speak up, and are more likely to know who to complain to in TV.

Get 29% off Everyday Hate today!

Amazon says “Customers find the book informative and well-researched on antisemitism… a definitive text on the subject, with fascinating sections on Israel. Readers praise the writing style as engaging and lighthearted.” Who am I to disagree?

amzn.eu/d/6uxJ0qn

David Miller thinks *Saudi Arabia* is set on erasing Islam from the earth and wants Iran to develop nuclear weapons to stop them.

In 2015 Portugal offered citizenship to people descended from medieval Jewish communities expelled in the 14th/15th century. To prove Jewish heritage they used traditional Jewish surnames from that period - and Amorim is on the list. That’s enough for Jewish MUFC fans to get even more excited imv

I find these complaints baffling. The amount of mainstream media coverage of Gaza is off the scale compared to, say, Sudan, Yemen, Syria, or any conflict outside Europe.

It is remarkable that the BBC has deemed this to be an apology. He hasn't apologised to the Jewish couple hounded out of his show - he just regrets that *everyone else* was disturbed by it (at least, that's how it reads to me).

When people tell me the police have a double standard in how they deal with antisemitism, I always say: have you seen how badly they cope with just doing basic policing?

Two weeks of the whole country going on about how racism is evil and everyone is valued, and what do we get? Audiences laughing at antisemitic jokes on the BBC & at the Edinburgh festival.

It's not exactly in keeping with the new anti-racist spirit, is it?