Political commentator and business consultant. @NJA_UK Vice-Chairman. @WMFofIsrael Choirmaster at Singers Hill. Brexit Party Parliamentary Candidate 2019
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Keith Rowe retweeted
Britain recognised Palestine on promises of elections and reform. Abbas has postponed the vote, whilst our Jerusalem mission is being reduced to seven diplomats. At least Hamish Falconer got a hug.
I’ve written about Labour’s extraordinary diplomatic achievement: handing Abbas his prize in advance, then making Britain less able to influence what happens next. Congratulations, Labour. You’ve been taken for a mug.
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After the Green Party's "Zionism is Racism" vote, the Leader of Haringey Council, which is controlled by the Greens, wrote to various Synagogues in the borough to "reassure" them.
I want to show you Highgate Synagogue's reply. I believe it is worth reading in its entirety.
Synagogue rejects Green council leader’s attempt to ‘reassure’ them after “Zionism is Racism” vote
jewishnews.co.uk/synagogue-r…
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🇮🇱 IMAGINE THE SHOCK OF IDF SOLDIERS ENTERING HEZBOLLAH’S UNDERGROUND FORTRESS!
After years of intelligence gathering and preparation, Israeli soldiers finally entered the enormous underground complex beneath Ali al-Taher Ridge in southern Lebanon.
What they encountered was extraordinary.
A hidden military world carved into the mountain. Command centers. Weapons stores packed with rockets, missiles, drones and anti-tank weapons. Living quarters, kitchens, showers, generators and extensive underground passages.
Hezbollah had spent years building this fortified complex with Iranian support.
Imagine the realization: this was not just a tunnel. It was an entire underground military installation, designed to help Hezbollah wage war against Israel.
Israeli soldiers worked to secure the complex, clear its underground routes and enable the destruction of this massive terror infrastructure.
Years of construction. Enormous resources. A fortress hidden beneath a mountain.
And the IDF got inside.
🇮🇱 The intelligence. The courage. The determination. This is what Israel’s soldiers accomplished.
AM YISRAEL CHAI! 🇮🇱
Keith Rowe retweeted
There is no such thing as Islamophobia.
It's a made up word designed to stop free speech and help Labour MPs protect their safe city seats.
I was also reported to the Met Police
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Keith Rowe retweeted
“Cancel the Orange Parade, we don’t want to upset the wrong people”
The Oct 7th Pally March ??? No..no that’s fine go ahead, like I said,we don’t want to upset the wrong people”
Keith Rowe retweeted
WHO IS HOLDING SENIOR POLICE LEADERSHIP TO ACCOUNT?
Former PCSO Luke Salmons questioned Islam during diversity training. He was suspended, investigated, found guilty of gross misconduct and barred from policing.
His appeal overturned that finding. He has now reached a confidential settlement with North Yorkshire Police.
Let that sink in.
I’m a retired police sergeant. I know the importance of impartiality, professional standards and public trust.
Police officers must police without fear or favour. They should not be expected to accept a political narrative simply because it comes from senior management or an external training provider.
Diversity training should improve policing, not become a test of approved opinions.
Who decides what officers are allowed to question? Who holds senior officers accountable when disciplinary decisions go wrong? And how much time and public money is being spent on training that does not help officers catch criminals or protect victims?
This isn’t about attacking any religion or community. It’s about fairness, freedom to ask legitimate questions and the impartiality of our police.
The public deserves answers. Policing must be about serving the public, not enforcing an ideology.
Keith Rowe retweeted
The Palestinian Authority hasn't held presidential elections since 2005 or legislative elections since 2006
Mahmoud Abbas is fooling the international community by canceling once again promised elections. His reform pledges to end “pay-for-slay” terrorist salaries and hate education remain empty too.
They keep deceiving.
Consequences?
Not for the corrupt PA!
Keith Rowe retweeted
The Iranian govt has executed over 2,000 people in the past 12 months and 9 of them were public (this does not include the tens of thousands of young people murdered for daring to protest).
As far as I can see, the highly principled Jeremy Corbyn couldn’t bring himself to protest or even complain about a single one of them.
Televising a public execution is beyond disgusting and barbaric. The death penalty should not exist, let alone be a live-streamed spectacle.
This is a grotesque violation of human dignity. We must oppose this - and the death penalty - everywhere.
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Keith Rowe retweeted
The BBC has become an antisemitic terrorist propaganda outlet.
There’s no way back unless it’s completely stripped of staff from top to bottom and reset.
Keith Rowe retweeted
The question of genocide in Gaza is not just a matter of “semantics,” as many are now claiming, quietly backpedaling from their earlier confident assertions. It is not a borderline case, or a matter of interpretation, or an issue on which reasonable people can differ.
It is an obscene lie, contradicted by everything we know about Israel’s conduct during the war (which is not to absolve the IDF of war crimes). Here are 76 retired senior military leaders and legal experts flatly rejecting the genocide allegation:
“Israel has not committed genocide but rather set a high bar for how to conduct urban warfare against an enemy who will stop at nothing, including the death of its own civilians.”
The fact that the rector of my own university wanted to prohibit questioning the “Gaza genocide,” as though it were the equivalent of flat-earthism or climate denialism, still fills me with disbelief and rage. One day it will become clear who are the real flat-earthers here.
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Keith Rowe retweeted
מנהיגים כמו מנחם בגין, הנרי קיסינג׳ר ומרטין לותר קינג מתהפכים בקברם כשוועדת פרס נובל לשלום מעניקה את הפרס לנאווי פילאי, שבמשך שנים עוסקת בהפצת שקרים, הכפשות והאשמות חמורות נגד מדינת ישראל.
זהו מדרון מסוכן. מה השלב הבא? הענקת פרס נובל לשלום למחבלי חמאס ואל-קאעידה?
ההחלטה המבישה הזו היא ביזוי של פרס נובל לשלום, של ערכיו ושל מורשתם של מנהיגים שהקדישו את חייהם להשגת שלום אמיתי.
Keith Rowe retweeted
Over 150,000 dead. 14 million displaced. The largest humanitarian crisis on the planet.
Zero encampments. Zero daily demands. Zero celebrity statements.
Because there’s no Jewish state to blame.
No “from the river to the sea” slogan to chant.
No social media points to farm.
They don’t care about Arab lives when Arabs kill Arabs.
John Spencer nailed it. The brilliant urban warfare expert and Chair of Urban Warfare Studies studies how cities are fought in, not from a campus or TikTok tutorials.
While the anti-Zionist outrage industry fills the streets, universities, and airwaves over Hamas victim images, he points to Sudan:
“The silence is deafening. Civilian men, women, and children are being slaughtered in Sudan. Estimates of over 150,000 killed and 14 million displaced since April 2023. Considered the world’s largest humanitarian crisis. No mass protests. No daily political statements or demands. No college campus encampments.”
He is absolutely right. They don’t care about human lives when jihadists massacre people across the region. They only care when they can weaponize the dead against Israel.
That’s not humanitarianism. That’s a selective propaganda machine. If you see it, share it.
Keith Rowe retweeted
When I started to look at the links between the teaching union and the Palestine Solidarity Committee, I couldn’t believe what I found.
The NEU is teaching its teachers anti Israel hatred and they, in turn, are taking it into the classroom even though schools are meant to be completely neutral on anything deemed political.
The head of the PSC holds a key role in the NEU. Incredibly 4/14 of the PSC committee also hold senior roles in the NEU.
The union has held several events in which teachers have discussed how they take their pro Palestine advocacy into the classroom.
It’s no wonder the NEU is present at almost every PSC hate demo where the destruction of Israel is called for.
The union has sponsored these demos too - their logo alongside those of extremist Islamist groups. Once again we are seeing the strange bedfellows of Islamism and the far left. In many ways they are ideologically opposite - apart from when it comes to the Jewish state.
Hatred for Israel permeates every element of the union. Even the LGBT+ committee wanted to attack Israel for its freedom for gay people as ‘pinkwashing’.
The classroom is where new ideologies are cemented for the future. It’s why one of the first things the Nazis did was change the curriculum in schools.
It taught hatred of Jews. The NEU is more subtle but it’s encouraging hatred of the Jewish state.
Full article 👇🏼
Keith Rowe retweeted
In 1948, the Jews had nowhere to go, and the Europeans didn't want them back. The United Nations, at the prompting of the United States, said that the Jewish people could be established in their historic homeland. The original UN agreement made a place for a Jewish homeland and a homeland for the Palestinian people.
On the day the UN made that proclamation, all the surrounding nations—Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Egypt—attacked Israel, a brand new country. Day one, no standing government, no standing military, no real international support. I have friends that lived there, and they heard people on the radio telling the people in the area, "Take a week's vacation. We're gonna drive the Jews into the sea." And somehow, inexplicably, the Jewish nation survived.
When we talk about the West Bank, we're talking about land on the west bank of the Jordan River. At the end of that war, the Jordanians controlled it. The people who lived there had Jordanian passports. Nobody called the people there Palestinians. There was never a Palestinian government there. Palestine referred to a region, like we refer to the southeastern United States. It was a name for a region in the Middle East because the Romans didn't want the Jews there anymore.
Then came the Six-Day War. Israel was attacked, and at the end of it, the Israelis had captured the West Bank. From 1967 until today, it's been a disputed territory. The Israelis, under a great deal of pressure from the Americans, put together a peace deal that would have given the Palestinian people the entire West Bank and half of Jerusalem. That was the deal on the table. And Yasser Arafat said, "No, we want it all." At multiple points in this story, the leadership of the people in this region have refused to make peace.
In the Six-Day War, the Jews took control of the Temple Mount, the holiest place in all of Judaism, for the first time since 70 AD. Then Moshe Dayan went to the Prime Minister and said, "If we give to the Muslim nations the Temple Mount, our holiest place on the planet, they will understand how much we want peace." So the Israelis gave the Temple Mount to the Muslim people—and it didn't bring any peace.
So, did Israel steal the Palestinians' land? The reality is that the Israelis didn't steal anyone's land. The Muslim world wasn't interested in the Palestinian people having a homeland. They're determined to drive the Jews into the sea.
This is why it is crucial for Christians to understand history and to pray for the Jewish people.
Keith Rowe retweeted
The European Parliament just voted to call for the Muslim Brotherhood to be added to the EU's terror list.
So why on earth haven't we?
It’s clear the Muslim Brotherhood and its extremist ideas have no place in Britain.
Reform will proscribe it as a terrorist organisation.
Keith Rowe retweeted
We are proud to fund and provide legal representation for @markbirbeck's claim against the Metropolitan Police, issued today in the High Court in London.
CAA is providing litigation funding to enable Mr Birbeck, the founder of @OurFightUK, to challenge the lawfulness of his arrest five days after the Heaton Park synagogue terror attack.
Mr Birbeck was arrested on suspicion of committing a Terrorism Act offence, a public order offence, and a breach of the peace. Extensive footage shows Mr Birbeck calmly debating with pro-Palestine supporters while holding a sign that read “We stand with Britain’s Jews” immediately before his arrest.
We fully support this action and Mr Birbeck's determination to secure an acknowledgment from the police that their conduct was unlawful.
For years, CAA has provided free legal representation and litigation funding to people affected by antisemitism or victimised for standing with British Jews. Our litigation funding provides access to specialist lawyers and indemnifies claimants against adverse costs.
Mr Birbeck said: “I wanted to publicly display a simple message of solidarity with British Jews just a week after two of their community were killed outside a Manchester synagogue. I was arrested, and the charges brought against me that day are outrageous and baseless. I am grateful to CAA for taking on my case, and ensuring that the police are held accountable. Nobody should be left with a terror arrest on their record for taking such a stand”.
Mr Birbeck’s case is yet another galling example of two-tier policing in Britain. While Palestine activists repeatedly break our laws with impunity, a member of the public is seemingly unable to peacefully express support for British Jews without being arrested on suspicion of terrorism - a serious offence. This is a sobering reflection of the state of our justice system, and that is why CAA has intervened to see that the police answer for their conduct in court.
Those who stand with British Jews will always have our support, and we will not stand by while the law is turned on them instead of on those who threaten our community.
Keith Rowe retweeted
For at least 25 years, Gaza receives more aid per capita than any other country. Famines, wars, and real genocides don’t attract the funding Gaza does. In 2025, fully 19% of ALL world humanitarian funds went to Gaza.
Was Gaza really so destitute for so many years? Why does it attract more money nowadays than places that need aid far more?
And what happens to all this money, anyway?
Chapter 4 of “Everything You Know About Gaza Is Wrong.” Link follows.
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Note to broadcast journalists interviewing Zack Polanski;
Don’t forget to challenge him on his lies - this is also your job.
So when he says 75,000 ‘murdered in Gaza’ point out that figure from Hamas includes terrorists and people who died of natural causes.
When he says ‘genocide’ point out this has not been found by any court and is denied. Particularly as the population of Gaza is now higher than it was.
When he talks about child amputees point out that officials have strangely not highlighted child amputees in any other war, including wars where more than 10x the number were killed.
When he talks about the ‘ongoing genocide’ remind him that Hamas was meant to disarm a year ago and still hasn’t.
Don’t let him just come on and spout his lies.
Keith Rowe retweeted
You cheered the official UK recognition of a Palestinian state *while* Israeli hostages were still being abused and starved in Hamas tunnels.
You can't reward the October 7 terrorists and then pretend you care about their victims. You are morally depraved and bring shame to our country @Ed_Miliband.
Keith Rowe retweeted
Sorry to burst the bubble, but…
No matter how you look at it, there is nothing even resembling a genocide in Gaza.
Not by absolute numbers.
Not by percentages.
Most importantly, not by intent.
According to Hamas, Israel dropped 200,000 tons of explosives on Gaza.
Sounds like a lot, huh?
Also, according to Hamas, Israel killed 70,000 people in Gaza.
Now, answer me this: How did 200,000 tons kill 70,000 people? 200,000 tons should have killed millions.
Unless… unless they were precision bombs and Israel went to extreme lengths to minimize civilian deaths, which means Israel’s intent was the exact opposite of genocide.
Disagree? Tell me, then, how those numbers make any sense.
Also, the population of Gaza has grown since 2023, even according to Hamas. So there’s that.
Also, Hamas’ numbers don’t include dead terrorists. They also don’t include deaths from natural causes.
Don’t believe me? Then tell me, please, how many terrorists did Israel kill in Gaza? I’ll wait.
Did I mention that anyone who believes this genocide nonsense is literally taking the word of an organization of rapists and pedos? That’s right, the “Gaza Health Ministry” is run by… Hamas.
Oh, and one more thing. If Israel wanted to wipe out Gaza and commit genocide, there would have been no Gaza on October 8th, 2023.
Unless you don’t think the IDF is capable of committing genocide if it wanted to. In which case, you just debunked your own lie.
So yeah, if you’re one of the morons who still believes this genocide lie, you’re either highly unintelligent or you know you’re lying, which makes you just evil.
Literally any other army on the planet would have killed infinitely more people after being attacked the way Israel was.
If you ask me, the extreme precautions taken by the IDF to avoid civilian deaths in Gaza put IDF soldiers in more danger, which led to more deaths on the Israeli side.
In other words, Israel was, and continues to be, way too soft on its enemies.
Aid? Who the hell ever heard of a country sending aid to an enemy that raped, murdered, and kidnapped thousands of its people?
Did the Allies send the Nazis foreign aid?
Israel should have shown Gaza what it’s really capable of and killed every last Hamas pedo and all those who support Hamas, which is a very high percentage of Gazans.
Hamas has more support in Gaza than Hitler ever had in Germany, and yet no one debates whether winning WWII, despite the many millions of innocent Germans who died, was justified.
So Israel should have done to Hamas what the Allies did to the Nazis in WWII and what America did in Afghanistan.
In WWII, there were even some Nazis who saved Jews. Not one Gazan gave Israel intel on a single hostage. Not one. Which makes anyone who knew anything about the whereabouts of the hostages a terror supporter.
The Nazis drank themselves to sleep out of shame over what they were doing.
Hamas and the thousands of Gazans who joined them livestreamed it.
But that’s just my opinion. What do I know?
Want to know what genocide is? An attack with the intent of wiping out a whole people? Go learn what Hamas did on 10/7.
THAT is genocide.
You’ve been duped by the mother of all projections.
Every accusation against Israel is an admission of guilt.
Take any accusation, and you’ll see that that’s exactly what Israel’s enemies are guilty of.
Genocide? ✅
Ethnic cleansing? ✅
Apartheid? ✅
Sex crimes? ✅
Colonialism? ✅
Land theft? ✅
Baby killers? ✅
Indiscriminate killing? ✅
Should I continue?
