Right wing journalist Peter Oborne’s comment piece on his Dispatches programme on the pro-Israeli lobby said :
“It is important to say what we did not find. There is no conspiracy, and nothing resembling a conspiracy.”
Why say this unless he had pre-conceived ideas ? Did he expect to find a conspiracy , did he look in vain for one ? Or maybe Oborne is a conspiracy theorist.
Yasmin Alibhai-Brown will be performing her one woman, Shakespeare inspired show about the challenges of belonging at Alyth Synagogue London, on Wednesday 18 November.
The event is a Jewish Council for Racial Equality (JCORE) event.
JCORE : “works with the Jewish and wider communities to promote a positive multi-ethnic UK free from all forms of racism.”
JCORE also believes that :
“As Jews, we know what happens when others stand by and do nothing. That’s why our community needs to speak out – to help to bring about change and challenge racism at its roots.”
Perhaps JCORE would like to discuss with Yasmin Alibhai-Brown Yasmin several comments she has made over the last few years.
Such as :
“The over-influential Friends of Israel”.
and ‘the wrath of Moses’ and ‘accusations of anti-Semitism because I dare to raise the question’.
