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    By explaining that though he might not be too fond of Jews, he was a strong supporter of Israel, stating that "there are Nazis in Britain and they loathe me because I have brought the BNP from being frankly an anti-Semitic and racist organization into being the only political party which in the clashes between Israel and Gaza stood full-square behind Israel's right to deal with Hamas terrorists." As the Guardian reported in April 2008, Board of Deputies spokesperson Ruth Smeed let readers know that "The BNP website is now one of the most Zionist on the web -- it goes further than any of the mainstream parties in its support of Israel." Full Article at The Electronic Intifada
    there are Nazis in Britain and they loathe me because I have brought the BNP from being frankly an anti-Semitic and racist organization into being the only political party which in the clashes between Israel and Gaza stood full-square behind Israel's right to deal with Hamas terrorists.
    SOURCE: The Electronic Intifada 1 month ago
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Israel's anti-Semitic friends
  1. Even today, in a perverse way, a real anti-Semite must be a Zionist.
    SOURCE: The Electronic Intifada 1 month ago
  2. 'Our parties may not be identical, but there are certainly more similarities than dissimilarities, and I am proud of that,'
    Geert Wilders – Geert Wilders SOURCE: The Electronic Intifada 1 month ago
  3. 'Nobody in the Jewish or political community did enough research either to say that Michal Kaminski or Roberts Zile have suspect views, which means we should shun them, or to clear them.'
    SOURCE: The Electronic Intifada 1 month ago
  4. If you cry wolf long and loud enough, when anti-Semitism does raise its head no one will bat an eyelid.
    SOURCE: The Electronic Intifada 1 month ago
  5. 'deliver the message that there is a group in the European Parliament that will be a true friend of Israel.'
    SOURCE: The Electronic Intifada 1 month ago
  6. 'Lieberman's an intelligent, strong and clever politician and I understand why his party grew in popularity.'
    SOURCE: The Electronic Intifada 1 month ago
  7. Israel is only the first line of defense for the West. Now it's Israel but we are next. That's why beyond solidarity, it is in Europe's interest to stand by Israel.
    SOURCE: The Electronic Intifada 1 month ago
  8. He highly appreciated the support of the ECR Group for the two-state solution to the 'peace process' which would fully ensure the security of the State of Israel and respect the border of national states.
    SOURCE: The Electronic Intifada 1 month ago
  9. The BNP website is now one of the most Zionist on the web -- it goes further than any of the mainstream parties in its support of Israel.
    SOURCE: The Electronic Intifada 1 month ago

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