Most people do not know that the last suicide bombing that occurred in Tel Aviv in 2006 was the combined effort of three groups.
Hamas financed it, Fatah’s “armed” wing Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigade Islamic the logistics and Jihad supplied the bomber.

These pseudo-unions’ overt radical political activism completely delegitimzes them. they should be totally cleansed of these elements.
Until that happens, I am sorry to say, the only reasonable policy for big world bodies that managed to retain elementary sense of fairness and anti-antisemitism, should be the total exclusion of ALL British, Irish and all other members that play destructive parts, and whose reason-for-being is the antisemitic campaign against Israel.
So yes, the British unions in their present form should be excluded, shamed and delegitimised for reason to prevail.
Please spread the word about their evil and rottenness.

You might be surprized but even Arafat used to play both sides, sending terror and talking peace at the same time.

No doubt you also believe everything you read in the New York Times. This was the Gray Lady’s take on the incident:

Vandals Set Fire to U.N. Children’s Camp in Gaza

http://tinyurl.com/25uoh4q

Exactly what you might expect from the newspaper that remained silent during the Holocaust and covered up Stalin’s crimes.

Also, an interesting letter about Fares Akram, who wrote the above piece:

“Fares Akram’s article “Hamas Executes Two Accused of Aiding Israel” (April 15, 2010, page A11) prominently features Human Rights Watch (HRW). However, the Times fails to mention Akram’s ongoing professional affiliation with HRW. This conflict of interest is particularly problematic considering that HRW’s reporting on Israel and strident political advocacy are the subject of extensive controversy.

Fares Akram works as a “research consultant” for HRW, and has been associated with the NGO since at least 2007. He contributed to three major HRW publications alleging Israeli war crimes during the Gaza war: Rain of Fire (March 25, 2009), Precisely Wrong (June 30, 2009), and White Flag Deaths (August 13, 2009).

In light of this conflict of interest, the April 15 article should be corrected to acknowledge Akram’s relationship with HRW. The Times should also consider Akram’s dual role as an HRW employee and a journalist.”

http://tinyurl.com/36pguza

Fares Akram’s Gaza diary [2009]
“Fares Akram is The Independent’s reporter in Gaza”

http://faresakram.livejournal.com/

Sources:

1) Buried by the Times: The Holocaust and America’s Most Important Newspaper

http://tinyurl.com/2tb5yf

2) Stalin’s Apologist

http://tinyurl.com/339qgvk

I saw this incident reported in the Telegraph, but did you notice that it was downplayed by being referred to as “vandalism”?

Over time we might find out that Hamas was invoved or their lack of vigour in finding and punishing the culprits might condemn them. Until then we should sit on our hands about Hamas and point to the senseless extremism that exists in Gaza thanks to conditions there; conditions with Hamas in power promoting hard-core Islamism.

Robin Shepherd says: This could not have happened involving such large numbers of attackers, for the second time, and against such a high profile target unless Hamas was involved. In any case, there is something of a game of musical chairs going on in Gaza with these “splinter” groups on the Islamist side where in reality they are the same people with the same ideological foundations.

(I am convinced these unions have become by now completely subverted from within by the most radical, outright terror-supporting people one can imagine.)

It demonstrates how the liberal media are hiding the truth about Israel and Palestine from the British public.