The same tactics as he used in Bethnal Green, of course.

Personally I have never heard of these “Israeli shops”. At the very least it was extremely irresponsible wording. I don’t think he would have a leg to stand on if he tried to sue anyone, which is doubtless why Rob Hoveman struggles to find the right words to threaten at the end of that explanation.

What did the Jews/Israel ever do to Scotland to provoke such virulent hatred?

Killed William Wallace.

I do not doubt that there have been sporadic anti-Muslim attacks in recent years as a result of hatred.

However we have not seen anything like an orchestrated, chanting public display of demonstrations calling for this, on the contrary.

What we are seeing now is public orchestrated displays of anti-semitic hatred and violence in demonstrations and attacks throughout the UK, with prominent and well known ,if not well liked, politicians and celebritys supporting these hate fests, and national reporting bland to the point of support and encouragment.

This is how it starts we are at another crossroads. Either the Goverment respond forcefully with arrests, prosecutions and clear political multi-partisan condemnation, or they begin a process of soft collusion and soft permission granting for such shamefully gut churning dispalys of open Jew hatred that I never thought I would see in my life on my streets.

If we do not respond with zero tolerance, and I would argue that there is a prima facie case to arrest and charge the instigators and supporters of this toxic, corroding politics of hate, then we are in deep trouble.

Ordinary Muslims are the ones that are as in need of a robust government response as anyone. There has been no reall organised anti-Muslim backlash, yet.

This typical English inertia and social passivity is not from an inexhaustible source of cowardliness, but a strong sense of the right way to behave, such social tolerance has clear limits.

Hmmm, along the lines of “Yids out Quids in” … I wonder if there is much coverage of Galloway’s Shut up Israel Shop in the Iranian press, along the lines that his comments were mistranslated like Ahmadinejad’s were on wiping out Israel.

Im certain if redacted correctly what they are both trying to say is:

Buy Jewish. Its Kosher.

When, in the ‘eighties, I was teaching English in Paris at a school just next to the Opera, a woman in my class, an Algerian who worked for the Saudi Embassy, said this to me when I recommended buying tea and cakes from the shop (since closed I am told): “Mais c’est un truc juif, hein?” (It’s a Jew thing, eh?).

The ‘Don’t Buy Yid Campaign’ has this kind of background.

Surely this is incitement to terrorism by Tamimi (In London on Saturday)