The "Palestinian Youth Movement" is the bottom of the hatred...

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The "Palestinian Youth Movement" is the bottom of the hatred barrel. See its UK leader Jeanine Hourani hail Hamas taking hostages, in the context of 7
October. She calls these crimes "legitimate" and "effective" in a "watershed moment in our national liberation struggle". 1/6

Heidi Bachram@HeidiBachram

Here’s the Palestinian Youth Movement Summer School. They’re chanting “we will crush Zionism” and “young people, rise up, our revolution is an Arab revolution”. This isn’t in Gaza. It’s the UK. Youth are being PROGRAMMED and radicalised to hate Jews. SHOCKING. @LucyMPowell

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Behind her, a picture of the PFLP leader Ghassan Kanafani. Yes, she idolises a terrorist group. In the infamous Lod airport attack alone, they murdered 26 people. She has called PFLP hijacker Leila Khaled "my hero".

The PFLP is still around. It took part in the 7 October atrocities. 2/6

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But the big heroes today are Hamas, of course. Here's a PYM T-shirt celebrating the 7 October atrocities. "Gaza is the occupier’s burial ground." 3/6

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This an international group. Here, some of its American creeps shout “globalise the intifada” at the site of the Boston Marathon bombing. 4/6

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You can read more about the international dimension here.

Think it through. Let's say a far right group with a record of celebrating the terrorist mass murder of Muslims organised a "summer camp" for brainwashing. "We will crush Islam!", they chant. 5/6
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There would an uproar, and rightly so.

In fact, the far right of the past is being echoed right here.

Yet the last government failed to take any serious action against the firestorm of hatred in the streets. It seems that, if anything, Andy Burnham's government will be even weaker. 6/6

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