Incitement and Delegitimization

Britain as a Focus for Hamas’ Political, Propaganda and Legal Activities in Europe

For more than a decade, Britain (especially London) has been a focus for Hamas’ political, propaganda and even legal activities in Europe.
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Hamas continues initiating anti-Israeli activities in Europe:

Muhammad Kazem Sawalha is a Hamas activist living in Britain who in the past was involved in operational activities in Judea and Samaria. He is personally involved in preparations to dispatch another aid convoy to the Gaza Strip by sea to confront Israel.
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News of Terrorism and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict (January 19-26, 2010)

This past week rocket and mortar shells were fired sporadically from the Gaza Strip into the western Negev. The Palestinian Authority maintained its refusal to re-launch negotiations, lowered its expectations and focused its efforts on trying to convince the Europeans to exert pressure on Israel.
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News of Terrorism and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict (January 12-19, 2010)

This week terrorist events focused on the attempted attack on a convoy of Israeli diplomats in Jordan, employing an IED detonated along their route. There were no casualties.. In the Gaza Strip, Hamas continues its policy of restraint and enforces it on the other terrorist organizations. The de facto Hamas administration is preparing to present
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The Students’ Union of the London School of Economics and Queen Mary College of London University Have Twinned with the Islamic University in Gaza. The Islamic University is a Hamas stronghold, a terrorist base and a center for manufacturing weapons. It is also an important center for radical Islamic indoctrination.

1. The students’ union of the London School of Economics (LSE) passed a motion to twin with the Islamic University in Gaza, a Hamas political and military-terrorist stronghold attacked by the IDF in Operation Cast Lead. The decision was initiated by the LSE Students Union Palestine Society.[1] Following the LSE’s lead, on December 8, 2009,
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An additional “routine” wave (devoid of any concrete grounds) of anti-Semitic and anti-Israeli incitement on official Egyptian media

In the second half of April, the Egyptian official press has made several vicious, spiteful attacks against Israel in several malicious articles of anti-Semitic character published in the official government press (an article in Al-Akhbar dated April 18; an ongoing series of articles in Al-Ahram al-Massai, April 15-25).
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