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Hold on. “Israeli military atrocities in the West Bank” is antisemitic? You mean criticising the occupation, military enforced population transfer, use of torture and imprisonment without trial incl of minors - all illegal under int’l law, is antisemitic?
The categoric and unhesitant “Yes” from @lisanandy, and all to demonise @Rachael_Swindon at the behest of a man who has praised Orban’s antisemitic government, hired a Holocaust denier etc, shows how unfit Nandy is to be anywhere near power.
I was in the West Bank last year, this is what I saw. Don’t tell me it’s antisemitic to call this what it is, a brutal, sadistic - illegal - military occupation. https://www.counterfire.org/joining-counterfire/20405-for-palestinians-existence-is-resistance
There is no legitimacy to equating the Board of Deputies with the entirety of British Jews. Short thread 
https://twitter.com/shabbirlakha/status/1218091502892699648?s=21 https://twitter.com/ShabbirLakha/status/1218091502892699648
https://twitter.com/shabbirlakha/status/1218091502892699648?s=21 https://twitter.com/ShabbirLakha/status/1218091502892699648
People responding to this thread with arguments about the etymology of antisemitism, please stop. Let go of the linguistic semantics, antisemitism is anti-Jewish racism, end of. The point, the only point, is that criticising Israel is not anti-Jewish.
