
West Midlands Police “Fuelling Bigotry Against Jews and Israelis in the UK”
British Jews and their allies marched in London, increasing pressure on police representatives accused of lying to justify a ban on Israeli football supporters.

British Jews and their allies marched in London, increasing pressure on police representatives accused of lying to justify a ban on Israeli football supporters.

The Labour government’s Home Secretary has now ordered a probe into use of ‘flawed evidence’ to exclude Israeli football supporters from a West Midlands cup tie.

A ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters has sparked political outrage, following revelations that Dutch authorities found no history of violence among the club’s supporters.

Birmingham Chief constable pressured to explain why his police force risked being accused of “two-tier policing” against Jewish people.

Over 700 police deployed as protests target Thursday’s Villa–Maccabi match, with the Israeli club declining tickets over safety fears.

Sources say this was never about Maccabi fans but about “Islamist activists.”

Local authorities cite antisemitic violence as their reason for preventing Jewish football supporters from attending a match in England.
A new report details how organized mobs used scooters, taxis, and social media to launch rapid assaults on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans, leaving police struggling to respond.

New evidence reveals the attack was meticulously planned in chat groups, with suspects inciting violence and sharing brutal anti-Jewish rhetoric.

The UK’s chief rabbi said it was a “watershed moment for Europe.”