From Britain to Ireland: A journey through Europe’s growing hostility to Israel – opinion

The author, a retired criminal judge, describes a trip to the UK and Ireland, highlighting what they perceive as growing hostility towards Israel and increasing societal issues. In the UK, the author notes concerns about uncontrolled immigration, particularly the arrival of Iranian young men, some allegedly linked to the IRGC. They also point to the appointment of Sarah Mullally as Archbishop of Canterbury, who supported a Church of England resolution critical of Israel, and London Mayor Sadiq Khan's peerage, despite his calls for the arrest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The author also mentions the suspension of ICC prosecutor Karim Khan for alleged misconduct. The article concludes with a brief mention of Ireland's perceived antisemitism and the author's appreciation for Boy George's pro-Israel song, expressing a desire to return home to Israel soon.