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Ed Miliband: The 'proud British Jew' who turned his back on Britain's Jews – comment

ספט 8, 2026 ·  Source: The Jerusalem Post 82Objectivity score82/100

Ed Miliband: The 'proud British Jew' who turned his back on Britain's Jews – comment

Governments cannot simultaneously tell Jews that they are not responsible for Israel while adopting rhetoric that helps activists collapse the distinction between the two.

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UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband announced comprehensive sanctions against Israel, despite strong opposition from the British Jewish community. Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis conveyed that the community would view such measures with "deep dismay" and that the policy would disproportionately affect British Jews, a concern echoed by other Jewish organizations. Miliband, identifying as a "proud British Jew," also accused Israel of ethnic cleansing and declared the "occupation" unlawful, citing the UN and ICJ. The article argues that these actions were politically motivated to gain favor with voters and could lead to an increase in antisemitic acts in the UK. The sanctions, which target Israeli settlements, are criticized for their hypocrisy and potential to affect British Jews and businesses. Chief Rabbi Mirvis stated, "it is truly a dark day for British Jews," lamenting that the government ignored Jewish community concerns while adopting rhetoric that conflates British Jews with Israeli actions.

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