Anonymous #1 1w

To some extent sure, but there is absolutely a concerted effort at work to inflate those numbers. For instance the stabbing of the two men in the UK wasn’t an antisemitic attack, the initial target was literally a muslim man, while the two Jewish men stabbed were bystanders who bravely came to his aid. The British media is literally not mention the third man in order to fit this attack to their narrative about banning protest.

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Anonymous #1 1w

Yes, but that’s clearly not what this post is referring to

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Anonymous #2 1w

I mean he stabbed his friend whom he had some interpersonal issue with then drove to a Jewish area with the purpose of targeting Jews. So yes it was still an antisemitic attack

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Anonymous #1 1w

He stabbed his friend in a totally separate incident

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Anonymous #1 1w

It shouldn’t be used to ban protests but that doesn’t mean it wasn’t antisemitic

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