- Amichai Chikli called on Britain to ‘confront’ jihadists spreading hate speech
A senior Israeli minister has warned that Britain will be the next to face a terror atrocity like the October 7 attacks on his country unless the country ‘wakes up’ to the threat of Islamic extremists in Britain.
Amichai Chikli called on Britain to “confront” jihadists spreading hate speech on the streets and in mosques “before it is too late”.
The minister said he was shocked by the shocking rise of anti-Semitism in Britain since last month’s barbaric attacks in which more than 1,400 Jewish people were murdered by Hamas terrorists in southern Israel.
He told The Mail on Sunday: ‘It is very important for the people of Britain to understand that the ideology of Isis, Hamas and Al-Qaeda is deeply rooted in some radical Islamist communities.
‘If the government in Britain is to take serious action against these radical organizations – one by one, leader by leader – if the civilized world is to prosper, and that includes Britain, it must look this ideology squarely in the eye and be confronted with it. it is too late. Waking!’
Amichai Chikli called on Britain to ‘confront’ jihadists spreading hate speech on the streets and in mosques ‘before it is too late’
The minister said he was shocked by the shocking rise of anti-Semitism in Britain since last month’s barbaric attacks in which more than 1,400 Jewish people were murdered by Hamas terrorists in southern Israel. In the photo: Destruction at Kibbutz Beeri near the border with Gaza
He added: ‘It’s a matter of how determined you are to remove the threat. It is clearly not the entire Muslim community, there are radical leaders and organizations that should be banned and made illegal, and leaders who are sent to prison for inciting to further the jihadist community. ideology and anti-Semitism.’
‘It’s not just about anti-Semitism, it’s about much more: we all know that the Muslim Brotherhood, Hamas and Isis, are dangerous, they are trying to dominate the world. They are inspired by the atrocities, that is the disease of their ideology.’
The minister vowed that Israel will “hunt” Hamas leaders who fled abroad before ordering the terror attacks.
Thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters took part in a demonstration in central London last weekend
He said: ‘The leaders of Hamas and their children and families – have already fled Gaza – are hiding in posh hotels in Qatar and Doha, they do not stand with their own people – they knew they were about to face a disaster for the people of Gaza. They made them escape like cowards before.
“Hamas’ senior leadership is already abroad, and Israel will hunt them down, just as we did after the Munich Olympic massacre, where terrorists slaughtered 11 Israeli athletes.
“We cannot surrender to the threat of barbarism. We must treat Hamas the same way we treated the Nazis: hunt them down and destroy them.”