Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced in a statement following the synagogue attack that they would seriously combat anti-Semitism. Anti-Semitism is one of the fundamental problems facing Muslims. Because a large portion of Muslims who consider Jerusalem their own see Israel as an occupier, there is always a deep-seated anti-Semitism within them. This hostility sometimes manifests violently, sometimes through street protests. Muslims must overcome this anti-Semitism within them, but it is difficult. Because societies on earth cannot exist without finding enemies. Unfortunately, the eternal enemy of Muslims is the Jews. Anti-Semitism has reached its peak in recent years, driven by Israel’s brutality in Gaza and its refusal to listen to criticism.
If Starmer wants to prevent this growing anti-Semitism, there is only one way: to ensure that Israel stops bombing innocent people. Unfortunately, Netanyahu continues his attacks, knowing full well that anti-Semitism will intensify. Meanwhile, Trump’s peace plan has been accepted by Hamas, but according to reports from the region, Israel continues to bomb Gaza. So, while Israel says it has accepted the peace plan, it seems it’s also saying the bombing will continue. In any case, when Netanyau leaves power tomorrow, there will be a lingering hatred towards him, but unfortunately, on the other side of this hatred will be the innocent, anti-war Israeli people.
