In recent days, there has been much discussion in Britain suggesting a link between pro-Palestine demonstrations and the rise of antisemitism and attacks against Jews in the country. Prior to the 2nd anniversary of the October 7th Hamas attack on the Zionist entity, British prime minister Keir Starmer, urged students not to join pro-Palestine protests on the day, warning of “rising antisemitism on our streets”,

According to the laws that govern the current system, every nation has the right to choose the laws that governs them – and thus, every nation has a right to a state. This concept led to the wave of new countries after World War 2, as existing ones split and thus, we have the mess that we see today.

The dire situation Sudan has reached following the brutal war that began two years ago between the armed forces and the Rapid Support Forces is no secret. Unfortunately, the innocent people of Sudan have paid, and continue to pay, the price of this abhorrent international conflict waged by local weapons aimed at tearing the country apart and protecting the interests of America, Europe, and others!!

On Saturday, 6th September, almost 900 people were arrested in a pro-Palestine demonstration in London. They were protesting against the continuing mass slaughter and starvation of innocent civilians in Gaza, as well as the ban on the group Palestine Action which the British government proscribed as a terrorist organization in July.