Occasional guerrilla gardener, letterpress printer & private press publisher. I print and bind books by hand, the 18th century way. Consider me a foreigner.
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Graham Moss retweeted
As the son of a Holocaust survivor who has lectured on genocide prevention at Auschwitz where my mother lost dozens of her family; as an MP under Mandela who introduced the 1st motion on the Holocaust in the history of the SA Parliament I can state unequivocally that @FranceskAlbs is no more an antisemite than Mandela was a racist. This is a pathetic ploy by the US/Israel to deflect attention from their indefensible genocide. The report released by Albanese is a remarkable & crucial document revealing the depth of complicity by major companies in the genocide. To use bogus antisemitism claims to silence legitimate criticism of Israel undermines the real struggle against all racism; & destroys the crucial exhortation of ‘Never Again’ for all humanity
Graham Moss retweeted
This is devastating.
Over a hundred BBC staff have signed a letter declaring they've been forced to do PR for Israel.
Just the latest chapter in the biggest scandal of Western journalism of our time
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Graham Moss retweeted
I live in a country that gives military support to another country which is killing thousands of civilians while proscribing an organisation which protests about it.
Graham Moss retweeted
Oh my goodness—how did I miss this until now?
The timing of Israel’s assassination of Dr. Marwan al-Sultan, the director of the Indonesian Hospital and one of Gaza’s top cardiologists, was no coincidence. It happened on the very same day Gaza: Doctors Under Attack was scheduled to air on Channel 4 and Zeteo.
This is the same documentary that the BBC had commissioned and cleared for broadcast back in February 2025—before abruptly pulling it on June 20.
Dr. al-Sultan’s daughter, Lubna, said the missile struck the only room where her father was staying.
It seems like the world still does not understand.
Graham Moss retweeted
To clarify again, Palestine Action is a non-violent protest group dedicated to preventing genocide.
The IDF are terrorist psychopaths committing genocide.
Mike Tapp has accepted generous "donations" from pro-Israel lobbyists.
Here he is on a free jolly to apartheid Israel:
Graham Moss retweeted
Irony is dead.
They actually posed for this photo this morning - before banning Palestine action in the afternoon.
The sufragettes were the very model of non-violent direct action.
Graham Moss retweeted
A house has been quietly bought in the UK by a man called Avi Avner Segal for £502,500 and he didn't have to legally report the purchase to his tax authorities.
Avi Avner Segal's real name has been revealed as Avner Netanyahu the son of Benjamin Netanyahu.
middleeasteye.net/news/israe…
Graham Moss retweeted
I cannot believe we live in a world where Israelis are openly admitting to gunning down Palestinians waiting for aid because Israelis are starving them and our government thinks the problem is musicians.
Graham Moss retweeted
Meanwhile from an Israeli Minister:
“We cannot have women and children getting close to the border… anyone who gets near must get a bullet in the head.”
Itamar Ben-Gvir. – at West Pennard, England
The Embassy of Israel in the United Kingdom is deeply disturbed by the inflammatory and hateful rhetoric expressed on stage at the Glastonbury Festival.
Freedom of expression is a cornerstone of democracy. But when speech crosses into incitement, hatred, and advocacy of ethnic cleansing, it must be called out—especially when amplified by public figures on prominent platforms.
Chants such as “Death to the IDF,” and “From the river to the sea” are slogans that advocate for the dismantling of the State of Israel and implicitly call for the elimination of Jewish self-determination. When such messages are delivered before tens of thousands of festivalgoers and met with applause, it raises serious concerns about the normalisation of extremist language and the glorification of violence.
We call on Glastonbury Festival organisers, artists, and public leaders in the UK to denounce this rhetoric and reject of all forms of hatred.
Graham Moss retweeted
IDF soldiers paint ‘death to Arabs’ on the walls of hospitals in Gaza after illegally occupying them for military bases.
Forgive me if I’m not upset by the chants at Glastonbury.
Graham Moss retweeted
Tommy Robinson’s crew marched through the streets of London chanting “Fuck Allah” and “Fuck Muslims” and nobody batted an eyelid
A music band chants “Death To The IDF” (a foreign army) and the British state & its media have a collective meltdown
Why is that?
Graham Moss retweeted
This you?
The Embassy of Israel in the United Kingdom is deeply disturbed by the inflammatory and hateful rhetoric expressed on stage at the Glastonbury Festival.
Freedom of expression is a cornerstone of democracy. But when speech crosses into incitement, hatred, and advocacy of ethnic cleansing, it must be called out—especially when amplified by public figures on prominent platforms.
Chants such as “Death to the IDF,” and “From the river to the sea” are slogans that advocate for the dismantling of the State of Israel and implicitly call for the elimination of Jewish self-determination. When such messages are delivered before tens of thousands of festivalgoers and met with applause, it raises serious concerns about the normalisation of extremist language and the glorification of violence.
We call on Glastonbury Festival organisers, artists, and public leaders in the UK to denounce this rhetoric and reject of all forms of hatred.