{Originally posted to the author’s eponymous blog}
We came we saw we conquered! While the Hezbollah Al Quds Day terror parade was allowed to take place on Sunday 18th June in the heart of London’s West End a group of 20 to 30 pro-Israel activists stepped out into the road to block the march no sooner than after it had just started.
The 300 or so Hezbollah supporters looked frustrated and bemused after expecting their usual easy ride shouting their slogans calling for Israel’s destruction.
Anti-semites will continue to block us from their anti-Israel meetings and have us thrown out of their anti-Israel events by making up accusations that we “disrupt” but they can’t stop us taking it to them on the streets of London.
As soon as the Iranian-regime inspired terror parade had set off down Portland Place from the BBC we stepped out in front of the Hezbollah supporters and for the next hour all they could do was watch as we chanted at them “TERRORISTS, OFF OUR STREETS!” while we walked slowly and danced to Israeli tunes down Portland Place and Oxford Street to the old American Embassy where Hezbollah held their terror rally accusing “Zionists”, inter alia, of causing the tragic Grenfell fire.
How in 2017 is a terror organization like Hezbollah with a rifle emblazoned on its flag allowed to parade through London?
Is the British Jewish community so ill-considered, so small that we are so easily sacrificed? Would the authorities allow Al Qaida or ISIS parades?
There is no political wing of Hezbollah. It is impossible. The movement has targeted and murdered so many Jews throughout the years that it is incredible that in 2017 our mayor and government allows a terror group with blood on its hands to parade through London.
Lets hope this is the last year this parade of hate is allowed. If not then we need everyone out next year to oppose this terror movement.
With thanks to Israel Advocacy Group and Yochy who put their heart and soul into today and to Kay Wilson who survived a terror attack in Israel, eventhough her friend didn’t, and who spoke at today’s pro-Israel rally while bravely having to confront, once again, the same terror mindset which targeted her and her friend in Israel.
Photos and footage:
This is just after we step out in front of them:
Al Quds Day paraders are clueless as we step out in front of them.
Al Quds Day paraders on their way as we walk slowly in front.
Al Quds Day paraders were stopped for about 15 minutes here as they turned into Oxford Street.
It becomes our march, not theirs.