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'Zionists leave Britain or be slaughtered': Antisemitic flyers spread in London Jewish neighborhood

 
 An Israeli flag flies below the Union Jack at Hendon Town Hall in London, Britain, October 9, 2023. (photo credit: Anna Gordon/REUTERS)
An Israeli flag flies below the Union Jack at Hendon Town Hall in London, Britain, October 9, 2023.
(photo credit: Anna Gordon/REUTERS)

The incident, which saw antisemitic leaflets dispersed in a London Jewish neighborhood, was reported to Stand With Us.

Antisemitic leaflets reading “Zionists leave Britain or be slaughtered” were recently dispersed in a London Jewish neighborhood, GB News reported on Wednesday.

The antisemitic message was written in Hebrew on flyers that were distributed in Hendon, a highly Jewish-populated neighborhood, GBN reported.

Also written on the flyer was “Zionist free zone” in English, according to the television and radio news channel. 

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The incident was reported to Stand With Us UK.

Trend of antisemitic flyers, statements 

“We are witnessing a troubling trend of redlines being repeatedly crossed. This is not just another wave that will pass if we remain passive,” executive director Isaac Zarfati stated on the incident reporting to the GBN.

 London (credit: INGIMAGE)
London (credit: INGIMAGE)

“We must take those threats and statements seriously because one day they will turn into actions, and decisive steps are needed to combat this alarming phenomenon.” Zarfati said.

A similar incident occurred close by before Yom Kippur with statements like “F*** the Jew” and “Heil Hitler” as well as the swastika symbol being raked into bunkers (sand dunes) on the golf course of the Hendon Golf Club, GBN reported.


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Mayor of London Sadiq Khan commented on the golf course incident, stating that he was “sickened by the rise in antisemitism in our city. Hate crime is a criminal offense and has no place in London.” The channels quoted the mayor.

The number of antisemitic hate crimes in London has more than doubled in the space of a year, according to figures put out by the London Metropolitan Police. 

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