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Daniel Schatz wrote that a historical building, which he claimed had survived two world wars, was set on fire in France the day before his post. He stated that the perpetrators were activists with Palestinian flags and that the fire occurred during violent riots, which SVT, according to Schatz, had described as youth protests for more resources for schools. He claimed that similar暴力 occurred in several European countries, with fires, looting, and attacks on police and community institutions. Schatz accused European governments of having long tolerated a political culture where left-extremist and identity-political movements, as well as parts of the Palestinian movement, were allowed to stretch the boundaries, which he claimed contributed to the normalization of violence. He called for immediate interventions against violence and glorifications of terrorism, strict legal consequences for attacks on the police and vandalism, and an end to what he described as a culture of excuses in political discourse. According to Schatz, the situation would otherwise worsen. #Demonstrationer #Våld #Politik (translated)

Daniel Schatz referred to Fredrik Malm's text, where Malm claimed that Sweden and the Western world focused disproportionately on Palestine and neglected the vulnerability of other groups. He mentioned Kurds, Iranians, and Christians in the Middle East. Malm wrote that Kurds in Turkey had been forbidden to speak their language and identify as Kurds for 70 years, and that Kurds in Iraq had been subjected to war since the 1960s and genocide in the 1980s. According to Malm, Human Rights Watch had reported that 182,000 people had been killed. He also claimed that Yasser Arafat had supported the genocide and compared the war history of the Kurds with Palestinian factions, which he claimed had started ten wars in 60 years. Regarding Iran, Malm wrote that the opposition to the Islamic regime had protested for freedom, while the regime had tried to kill Iranians abroad. He accused the Swedish Palestine movement of supporting the mullahs and described how Iranians had, according to him, been silenced, tortured, and killed for more than 40 years. Malm stated that Christians constituted 20 percent of the population of the Middle East at the beginning of the 20th century, and at most 2.5 percent today. He also referred to ISIS persecution of Christian Assyrians and Syriacs in Mosul in 2014. Malm claimed that Islamism and war had driven Christians to flee and criticized Palestinian activists for celebrating the Muslim Brotherhood and Islamist terror. https://t.co/WUoOR5opO7 #Kurdistan #Mellanöstern #HumanRights (translated)

Doku wrote that the Palestinian movement in Gothenburg had marked the anniversary of October 7 under flags for Hamas and PFLP. According to him, slogans were present stating that the attack had been necessary and that Israel had no right to exist. https://t.co/QNsRXlDX0L #Palestina #Israel #Terrorism (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that the extremist Palestinian movement had taken a place in the European Parliament, as well as in Sweden. He accused the socialist EU parliamentarian Rima Hassan of vandalizing the flags of the EU and Israel at a memorial for the terror attack on October 7 the day before. Schatz also claimed that, with the current composition of the parliament, it was only a matter of time before something similar happened in Sweden. #Palestina #EU #Vandalism (translated)

Daniel Schatz criticized that Sydsvenskan, according to him, had published an uncritical tribute report on the Palestinian movement just days before the anniversary of the massacre on October 7. He wrote that Pravda could hardly have done better. https://t.co/2hwJmVUPpO #Palestina #Pressfrihet #Mediakritik (translated)

Sofia Nerbrand wrote that the Palestinian movement was part of the Left Party and contained many anti-democrats. She described the activists as aggressive and argued that they could cause great disorder and damage, using France as an example. She urged the Center Party to understand what could await in Sweden. #Palestina #Vänsterpartiet #Sverige (translated)

Daniel Schatz described Gulan Avci's arrival and Jan Jönsson's departure as a boost for Stockholm. He referred to a DN article that described how Avci had furnished her office in the city hall with an Israeli flag, a poster reading "We can do it!" and boxing gloves. An unpacked moving box and wilted flowers reportedly indicated an intense election campaign. According to DN, Avci wanted the Liberals in Stockholm to continue tackling difficult issues over the next four years, including exclusion and honor culture. She also pointed out increased anti-Semitism as a problem. Avci accused the Palestinian movement of spreading anti-Semitism and harming democratic dialogue at recurring demonstrations, and claimed that the Social Democrats had not acted to stop the development. She stated that her criticism was not aimed at the right to demonstrate, but at anti-Semitic expressions and hatred within parts of the movement. #Stockholm #Liberalerna #Valrörelse (translated)

I del 2 i serien av artiklar om Miljöpartiet, utlandsbiståndet och Palestinarörelsen täcks perioden då Gustav Fridolin blir Grön Ungdoms språkrör, grips på Västbanken samt Mehmet Kaplan gör entré i partiet. Partiets ungdomsorganisation etablerar kontakt med den internationella ekoanarkistiska miljön. Perioden visar tre parallella spår som förenas i tid men inte nödvändigtvis passar formellt in i organisationen. Men rörelsen är obeveklig. Partiet rör sig ut utanför de parlamentariska ramverken. https://t.co/p5SfdXhYRe #svpol #Miljöpartiet #utlandsbistånd #Palestinarörelsen

Av Maj Martinsson Wiberg från Facebook ”Angeläget från vän i flödet: ”Jag har tillbringat väldigt mycket tid på Karolinska det senaste året. Det blir så när man får cancer. Man har inte så mycket att välja på. Nu ska det här inlägget inte handla om min cancer. Den hittades tidigt och alla tumörer opererades bort innan de hann sprida sig. Läkarna på Karolinska räddade mitt liv och för det är jag evigt tacksam. Men när man får ett cancerbesked händer något med en. Hela världen sätts i gungning och allt blir otroligt skört. Sjukhuset blir en plats där ens liv läggs i andra människors händer. Sen ser man manifestationen utanför Karolinska. På pappret vårdpersonal som manifesterar för en fängslad kollega. Men flera av Palestinarörelsens usual suspects fanns på plats. Lorena Delgado Varas till exempel, som inte slutat sprida antisemitisk dynga bara för att hon fick sparken från Vänsterpartiet. Gholamreza Harati, den så kallade Kryckmannen, som aldrig missar en Palestinademonstration. Och "From the river to the sea" skanderades. Nej, jag tror inte att den här manifestationen uppstod i ett vakuum. Jag som patient vill inte fundera över vårdpersonalens politiska åsikter. Jag vill inte ens behöva tänka tanken på att fundera på det. Gazakonflikten behandlas av många medier och aktivister som världens enda, eller åtminstone mest angelägna, konflikt. I dess närhet flyttas gränser snabbt. Notera hur många våldsbrott mot judar som begås runt om i världen i skuggan av Gazakriget. Och glöm inte de två sjukvårdsanställda i Australien som framför kameran sa att de inte skulle behandla israeliska patienter och uttalade dödshot. Sedan dess går det inte längre att avfärda den här oron som irrationell. Lägg därtill Karolinskas fullständiga icke-svar på den kritik som framförts efter manifestationen. Hur tänker sjukhusledningen att patienter som jag ska känna oss när vi kliver in på sjukhuset och är i vårt sköraste tillstånd?” #Cancer #Sjukvård #Politik

Nu får det vara nog.   Vi har redan ett växande judehat i Sverige. Antisemitismen har blivit så normaliserad att få längre reagerar när t.ex. delar av Palestinarörelsen marscherar på våra gator och torg och basunerar ut slagord som ”intifada” och ”one solution”. Kanske inte alla, #Antisemitism #Judehat #Palestinarörelsen #SE #PS