LIVE Interviews from March Against Antisemitism - Konstantin Kisin

Join us with this LIVE report from the second largest march against Anti-Semitism in UK HISTORY, where we interview various protestors and find out what this march is all about...
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[@johnjameson6751]

Great idea to go on the streets with protesters! I notice how much you trust your audience to be well-informed. For example, I don't think you mentioned at any point which day this was (for those who did not catch it live)!

[@TheBestKees]

@Konstantin: In regards to the Orthodox group that was being screened by police. The Neturai Karta folks are peaceful when protesting, but are known for supporting anti-Israeli violence. It's a group that is hard to work your head around, as they're pretty much the Mormons of Judaism, that believe the Jews are still exiled from Israel a curse that may only be broken by the return of the Messiah. They believed this pre-Holocaust and those views have remained unchanged. Whilst not sure what to think of that myself, I certainly understand Jews could take issue with the group. They would never set a foot in Israel / Gaza though, as their belief specifically is that Jews are exiled from the land. But like I pointed out before, they are oddly anti and Jewish community that isn't as Orthodox and Anti-Zionist as them, which makes them odd in enemies of Judaists, sorta. As they propagate the idea of Jews being cursed, having to live accordingly, and therefore somewhat resemble the practical continuation of it. Kind of like a Catholic doom-spelling secular group, you know who might hate them the most as well.

[@mathewhale3581]

Not a solution, and certainly not a final one, but an idea: Israel should talk with its neighbours regarding Hamas and Palestine. They share common ground here - in the sense that no one, absolutely no one, wants terrorist refugees or militants in their country. Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Kuwait and even Iran for dogs sake, want nothing to do with Palestinians from what I have seen. True, they seem happy enough to let Hamas have at the Jews but stop short of actively supporting them or taking on any refugees. If “my enemy’s enemy is my friend” is true then Israel could, in principle, at least open dialogue with its neighbours to discuss the mad dog on their mutual doorstep and what the hell they can all do about it. And who knows where that spirit of cooperation might lead from there?

[@TTFN55]

Nicely done KK! I wanted you and Francis to move to Florida but this has restored my faith in the UK.

[@cheyennealvis8284]

A march against a false Israel is a march against antisemitism. That's why they call it the empire of Saturn, or "the Empire of Baal". Talk to any Jewish Rabbi. That's not the star of David on their flag. It's the star of Saturn.

[@rogerflack415]

No aggression, no chanting, no racist placards, no abusing police officers, no desecrating war memorials. That's why the Jews are welcome here. That's why I support them. God bless them.

[@caterine837]

Are you saying that Jews are not racists?

[@Lucas02000]

​@@caterine837theres scumbags in every demographic group but i didnt see any here

[@caterine837]

@@Lucas02000 yes you are right and we should not forget that. There are also good Palestinians as well, they aren’t all HAMAS supporters.

[@celladoor_uk]

Correct! But the problem is the majority of people in the 'free palestine' lot aren't even from Palestine. They are Islamists using this tragedy to further their own cause and gain power in this country. They are not welcoime here. @@caterine837

[@corsinivideos]

They conveniently didnt cover the Nazi slogans chanted by pro-Israel protesters at this march too, you can watch them on youtube for yourself.

[@davebrown5539]

No climbing statues, no spewing bile, these are the people that enhance our Country, massive respect to all involved

[@AFistfulOf4K]

Don't look up who funded BLM

[@mella7161]

Antisemitism is starting to feel like how blacks call everything racist. Everything aint antisemitic, they just dont like the criticism.

[@jimmyrecard5056]

but they support illegal settlements in west bank and forcing palestinian civilians out of their homes to allow israelis to live there

[@killtoy1162]

@@joebenson528 Wait, i do?

[@jannyjan90]

@@joebenson528 So Jews.. are british but muslims born in this country ...arent???

[@georgia_rain]

Big respect to the dad who isn’t Jewish but joined the march because her daughter’s friends are Jewish. Pure love and thank you for your support ♥️

[@hauntedhose]

What does your tattoo say ?

[@tmtech576]

Amazing and brave people fight for the good against evil, there is massive propaganda against jew and Israel and its not simple to stand there today.

[@AliAliAliAli062]

as an Iranian I hope Long Live For Israel ❤

[@Awarene613]

I live in a muslim country, I can't join a walk like this...in spirits I was there! Amazing effort and I am glad to see a walk with so many people fighting anti semitism! It is dark here , the hatred towards jewish people...I am disgusted

[@JohnSmith-is8nq]

"I am glad to see a walk with so many people supporting anti semitism! " BAHAHAHA you might want to edit that.

[@chazlewis8114]

Are there many people in your country who celebrated the Hamas attack on the 7th October?

[@zxyatiywariii8]

Shokran! / Thank you! ❤ I'm not Jewish, but I've lived for a while in a Muslim country, and I know many people who are NOT anti-Semitic who live in Muslim countries.

[@JohnSmith-is8nq]

@@chazlewis8114 Prolly not. That's just something white folks do when they're high on starbux "coffee" and low on T.

[@o00nemesis00o]

anti-anti-semitism

[@susannekraus1975]

Don’t call it a protest. It’s a peaceful March of support against hate

[@madmelwood3778]

100% agree

[@TheBestKees]

That's what a protest used to mean, shame the left corrupts every word they co-opt. I agree with your sentiment though. However I don't like having to change vocabulary ever puddin year or so, just because Joe Schmuck is easily tired of getting berated. I rebuke such efforts gaining ground and dispel any co-opting of words and their meaning at every turn, going by word etymology rather than post-modernization of them. The fatigue is understandable sadly, I do not think my passion is a healthy example for people to follow, as it requires fervour and a voice that is hard to drown out with noise.

[@corsinivideos]

They conveniently didnt cover the Nazi slogans chanted by pro-Israel protesters at this march too, you can watch them on youtube for yourself.

[@curioushuman4896]

No there was considerable hate towards the much more mixed all backgrounds more representative pro Palestine marches and surprisingly the bbc which is has been will always be pro Israel. You know seeing some of the interviews they need to get out a bit more not be so insular . Despite being educated well read they were not that nuanced and seemed remarkably despite being so overwhelmingly powerful in society playing the victim. Some were just obnoxious’ clash of civilisations ‘ we are so civil and they are just barbarians Simon sadowitz the Obama guy comes to mind looking at those two.

[@bigm317]

It’s a racist hateful march 🤣 let’s be honest here

[@i.greene]

From an Israeli in Germany: thank you to all the non Jews who showed up for us and for everyone here who supports us. Btw, the “Jews for Palestine” are a tiny sect that no Jewish person takes seriously. It’s not for the love of Palestine that they demonstrate, it’s for their own beliefs.

[@sushipizza4439]

500 jews. All haredim. Haredim are such a cult

[@HonestMan112]

Spoken like a true german. Or austrian......

[@SoteksChunkyProphet-dg7io]

Could you tell your jews to stop flooding white countries with non whites.

[@KillKenny09]

warum schickt ihr eure Kinder eigentlich in eure eigenen Schulen? Findet ihr Inklusion so scheiße? Fändest du es toll, wenn deutsche Moslems auch ihre eigenen Schulen hätten? Gleiches Recht für alle oder? Warum schneidet ihr euren Söhnen eigentlich die Gott-gegeben Vorhaut ab? Ist das nicht irgendwie grotesk?? Wenn du Israeli in Deutschland bist, dann bist du doch ein Ausländer, der hier nur Urlaub macht oder sehe ich das falsch? Fragen über Fragen

[@royboy4571]

Yeah, its a bit the Evangelical Christians from the US, they love Jews, and can't wait till they all come back to Israel, so theres a second coming, end of the world and you know most of the Jews will perish etc. All the Judeo-Christianity religions are just death cults.

[@Jen8973]

Here here for Jewish people. Irish Christian ally here. Pray for the peace of Jerusalem. ❤

[@Waldemarvonanhalt]

Are you aware that Christians are spat on daily in Jerusalem? That it includes nuns, priests and monks being attacked on a regular basis?

[@tiltMOD]

As an Iranian it was heartwarming to see a fellow Iranian representing us there with a good message!

[@hah-vj7hc]

The world needs to know the difference between Iranians and ayatolahs They also need to learn the difference between peaceful religions and... (and KZbin doesn't like the truth)

[@MrJREllman]

@@hah-vj7hc the religion of violence ...

[@brigitte9999]

Of course! I’m not surprised.

[@asya3317]

Thank you Iranian people for supporting Jews!

[@UGGIBEAR3]

That Iranian guy ❤️

[@PP-dw1qe]

Articulate, educated, reasonable, truly peaceful protest, with considered solution options. What a massive contrast to the pro Palastine protest!!!

[@MW92.]

Unlike the Muslim protest

[@teamcoalhapcharcoal]

Depressing when you compare the numbers at this march vs. the other ones though...

[@Wise__guy]

Yes he’s being a good G o… y

[@Wise__guy]

@@MW92. lol we get it you hate Muslims No one cares

[@corneliushfc4370]

I've never heard such codswallop. I've been to the ceasefire marches and and they are being supported by all walks of life and nationalities, many Jews are at the ceasefire marches but the media is making it out as if its Palestinians against Israelis or in this case Jews against Muslims. It simply isn't but will be if Israel carries on its rampaging slaughter

[@notbaltic280]

This is the most peaceful and respectful demonstration I've ever watched. Kindness is on display here - so much tolerance in the face of so much hatred.

[@royboy4571]

“If you're not careful, the newspapers will have you hating the people who are being oppressed, and loving the people who are doing the oppressing.” ― Malcolm X

[@SugarSugarKent]

@@royboy4571 "Isreal must exist and has the right to exist, and is one of the great outposts of democracy in the world" - MLK

[@royboy4571]

@@SugarSugarKent Malcolm X, was more my kind of guy. MLK, was important for the civil rights movement in Israel, however his support for Israel, was either naive at best or ignorant at worst. Israel only exists a as proxy stooge for the West, it has no more right to exist, than any other settlor colonial project. Its initial UK and Europe support ( out of their collective guilt over their treatment of Jews and their preference for the peoples of Palestine to make way for the Zionists) and now the US billions of aid and support every year, is actually the only reason they exist. As for democracy, what democracy occupies lands for over 55 years, ( against international law) brutalises the people and is now engaging in a Genocide, and continues to overrun the WestBank with criminal settlors. Its OK, some people have foresight and are the right side of history, sadly you will be found out. And its sad now that people around the world are charging the Jews, with Nazi like callousness. Problem is, people wouldn't say it, if the Zionists weren't giving them clear examples of this callousness.

[@dubbomarcus]

What a relief to see so many great protesters with commonsense.

[@TheInsida1]

"Not all immigration is the same"- Wise words Konstantin.

[@gunstar7538]

What a contrast to the Pro Hamas demos. Everyone was calm, articulate and friendly Oh, and not a face covering in site. I know which side I'm on

[@madmelwood3778]

100% agree and what a different vibe you get from this vibe

[@Dave-cf4vd]

@@gunstar7538 Go watch "the Ask Project" - same thing: one side is calm, articulate, nuanced; and the other side wants genocide.

[@MrJambiwana]

@@gunstar7538 why should British people have to choose a side in the first place?

[@davidgatherer2073]

@@MrJambiwana We chose a side in WWII, why do you think we did?

[@suehancey8355]

I’m not Jewish, but I completely stand with the Jewish people. I am too far away to have attended this march, but had I been closer geographically, I would totally have been there. I too, have been horrified at the level of antisemitism rearing its ugly head.

[@madmelwood3778]

Me too

[@Irena590]

Me too

[@SzTz100]

I'm an Arab and therefore a Semite, I have to say, I haven't experienced much antisemitism myself.

[@maz59]

er, yes, because you're an Arab and not a Jew.

[@london1243]

​@@SzTz100You're not a Jew though, are you??!

[@philpaxton2078]

This is THE only time I have seen people interviewed who actually know why they're there. Every other march/protest, the people taking part give vague reasons as to why they're there, Here, everyone knows exactly what's happening and can give detailed reasons why they are participating. Well done Konstantin, the voice of reason in the media.

[@royboy4571]

Really. Not many if any, mentioned the Gazan genocide, that seems to show they are not across all the facts.

[@valkyriaKelly]

@@royboy4571you repeat like a parrot the same thing others invent.

[@royboy4571]

@@valkyriaKelly Really, well I read the UN and other sources, who are accusing Israel of committing a genocide. If that means I'm parroting, guilty as charged. So for my education please explain to me what you think is going on in Gaza, and for us both, no parroting these talking points : - Hamas is to blame for Israel bombing, there not, Israel is. - Hamas are using human shields, there not, and if they were that makes Israel even more culpable. - This conflict didn't start on Oct 7 - No 40 babies were beheaded - There were not 1,200 civilian casualties killed on Oct 7, more like 850 ( which I agree was barbaric and a war crime) - And even then it is starting to become clearer that the IDF have been responsible for some of the death of Israelis, under the Hannibal directive, On Oct 7. etc etc But to be honest, I hope those people attended both Marches. I mean I am against anti-semitism, but realise that Israel has a corrupt right wing government ( who are showing signs of fascistic tendencies) and who already govern as an Apartheid state, who is hell bent on a biblical like wrath on the people of Gaza, and has murdered mainly women and children to date. Peace.

[@debbietaylor5183]

​@@royboy4571 genocide on ones that committed genocide? 🤔 that's not genocide it's self-defense

[@royboy4571]

@@debbietaylor5183 Hamas committed war crimes, and no one denies. Israel is attempting a genocide, the World knows it, now Israel have to admit. Oh, shit many of 5he highest officials in the Israel government have, Amalek any one.

[@kevinwhelan9607]

Fair play to my fellow Irishman and his support of his Jewish friends. You make me proud.

[@royboy4571]

Most Irish identify with the Palestinians, I mean they don't easily forget the centuries of English oppression

[@Big_Yin]

Yeah but the Irish didn't want to wipe out GBR from the English Channel to the north sea. Big difference buddy... 🤡

[@royboy4571]

@@Big_Yin Did I say that Ireland did, no, I mean I didn’t even make an analogy between the two conflicts. I’m well aware that the conflicts of Ireland, and Palestine are different, however they share a common bond of shared oppression. I mean they differ, England subjecated Ireland for centuries, denied them thier language , exploited, them, even starved 2milion to death in the so called Great Irish famine of the 1840s I mean the English were cruel, sadistic and ruthless rulers, what was I thinking. Gaza, is the result of the 1947 Nakbar, where the Jews murdered and massacred thousands and forced 750,000 out of Palestine, their home, the took Gaza in 1967 and in 2006 took control and created Gaza, which on the 6th of October was an open air prison. And now are attempting to Genocide Gaza. Your right, there is a difference, no wonder Hamas wants to eliminate Israel. Lucky for us Israel, the land of milk and honey, where life is precious and they don’t practice an ethnocentric state, continue to complete a second Nakbar, leaving them then able to gradually take the West Bank. So me thinks that while you think Hamas wants Palestine free from the river to the sea, because of their charter, funny thing is Israel are actually making good thier desire to eliminate Palestinians from the territories, you know from the river to the sea. Oh the Irony. Thanks for setting me straight, Bozo.

[@maryshannon4444]

Exactly. 65% of Palastianians voted and support Hamas, it's the 35% I feel sorry for. Why are peoples constantly picking on the Jewish community. I just don't get it. They are very peaceful, but poke any bull and you will feel it's wrath.

[@DianeD862]

Tell that to the children have you not seen the poor Palestinian children 👦 how would you feel.Tell me.Shame on you. 👧👧👧👧👧👧👦👦👦👦👦👦

[@j.lingle4713]

Note how the police didn’t harass the people carrying British flags - evidently they didn’t think this would “provoke” protesters standing against antisemitism. #Interesting

[@MusicOne555]

Excellent point.

[@Raven44453]

Why didn't they arrest the ones with Palestinian flags for provoking trouble like they arrested people with English flags at the pro marches ? Instead they protected them , 2 their policing in action

[@DarkAngel2512]

​@@Raven44453like OP said they knew it wouldnt incite violence

[@ftftyffghfvghfcht6701]

yes presumably because the British government entirely and unequivocally supports Israel. what are these people even 'protesting'. i dont think the positions of the british government and pro palestine are exactly aligned do you? did what you typed really sound like a good observation to you

[@mumstheword8851]

Fast fwd to April 23rd, St George's Day....

[@CrystalJ7]

I was there and it was everything you said! Peaceful indeed. What a privilege to have a Jewish community in this country. 🇬🇧🇮🇱

[@YourWifesBoyfriend]

Sick statement, consider deleting.

[@terrap1n]

Excellent, well done

[@YourWifesBoyfriend]

@@DixieC-qh5nj I said nothing hateful. You're the one spreading ethno-religious supremacist hate speech.

[@shooster5884]

​@@YourWifesBoyfriend'Sick statement'? What exactly have the Jewish population in Britain done to British people that is 'sick'?

[@YourWifesBoyfriend]

@@shooster5884 What do you mean? Who said that the Jewish population in Britain has done anything to British people that is sick?

[@user-kd3ic6do5n]

It's not a clash of civilisations, Konstantin, it's civilisation against the uncivilized. Thanks very much for your excellent report.

[@IAT1964]

The behaviour of the state of izrael cannot be, by any stretch of imagination, be considered "civilized"

[@angrytedtalks]

​@@IAT1964Do elaborate. Because if you think it is unreasonable to eliminate a proven threat to your citizens it is _you_ who are uncivilised.

[@angrytedtalks]

Western civilisation is built upon the Judeo-Christian values empowered by democracy, secular rule of law and free market trade. Gaza voted in Hamas - a religious dictatorship with its main policy to wipe out a vibrant Western style economy and millions of Jewish people. The only regime to come close to that was Nazi Germany which was rightfully destroyed with a Western style democracy, secular rule of law and free market trade. Yes, Hamas is against civilisation.

[@soroushjalili2008]

@@IAT1964yeah you don’t need to imagine it, that’s why 😂🤙🏼

[@IAT1964]

@@angrytedtalks cognitive dissonance to the max

[@Jimmy-es8bc]

Calm, rational, educated, thought out, peaceful, civil discourse. No aggression. Let’s see how the people at the pro-Palestine march represent themselves next weekend. Looking forward to it lol.

[@royboy4571]

Too bad, I hope you watched it. Not much different to the antisemitism march.

[@SenorJoeBiden]

@@royboy4571agreed, I was pleasantly surprised. I was expecting more vitriol against Israelis, so good to see they were there to support the innocent Palestinians and not a hate of Israel or pro-Hamas ideas. Though not cool for them to defend the ZioNazi sign.

[@danieloconnor6292]

the oppressors patting themselves on the back for being calm

[@x0rn312]

The calmness of this protest gives it a lot more power. By standing in contrast to the other protests it makes a profound point.

[@boguslawagumuchian2427]

Well observed .the calmness of this protest and civilised behaviour of Jewish People .The Jews are the light to the world

[@yonikarmi]

@@boguslawagumuchian2427 There were a lot of wonderful non-Jews there too. Difficult to gauge the proportions, but who cares.

[@redcropuk]

It’s a more intelligent, better educated, more empathic crowd that’s why.

[@SzTz100]

@@redcropuk Well the US gave the Israelis so many JDAMs this crowd can afford to be very quiet. I mean the Israelis carpet bombed Gaza, these people have nothing to say for it.

[@quanganhvu6791]

​@@SzTz100did you really put JDAMs and carpet boming in one sentence?

[@eleanorsopwith9806]

It was the most chilled out demonstration,quiet, peaceful, friendly yet serious about British values.

[@SzTz100]

The US gave them so many JDAMs and they used them to carpet bomb Gaza and kill 6000 children, they can afford to be chilled and friendly, displaying British values.

[@bobtaylor170]

It's what true Britain still is, I hope.

[@uhhhhh341]

@@bobtaylor170 for now, gb needs to wake up and take its country back before its too late

[@eleanorsopwith9806]

@@bobtaylor170 yes, it was evident on the demonstration especially, quiet, peaceful, good natured. It was a morale boost to see. I don’t usually enjoy demos but this was a true coming together of people who care.

[@ftftyffghfvghfcht6701]

maybe thats bcos the government entirely unequivocally already supports them

[@RajAdams]

I'm American, and stand with Israel! I see What a difference ! between intelligent and cruel marches!

[@Braylon18]

Then send your own money to Israel and go fight in their wars for them

[@Jen8973]

It's night and day

[@danieloconnor6292]

the oppressors patting themselves on the back for being calm

[@thejewstav3472]

Thaks you on supporting us

[@whereskarlo]

October 7 was an actual genocide, not the response by IDF.

[@robcaiger1781]

That’s the thing I noticed in the march. Israel and Union Jack flags together. It was a privilege to be on the march, as a Londoner, supporting our Jewish community. Well done for reporting what others are not 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@tictocbang7443]

Pretty telling that the mainstream media never uses the phrase “far left”.

[@matthewbazeley2984]

Also, it never mentions that Zionism is a Jewish supremacist movement

[@Dave-cf4vd]

They never use the phrase "the Right" either. There is no Right, only far-Right.

[@jamesmaybury7452]

I think we should refer to the BBC as ‘far wrong’. They are certainly more extreme than just wrong, and certainly not right.

[@Pyrrho_]

@@Dave-cf4vd Israelis are "murdered". Palestinians are "killed". etc.

[@johnyoung1761]

​@@Pyrrho_You are unable to agree with or disagree with the comment?

[@user-jp4sc7iy6p]

As a Hebrew speaker, I'd like to translate the songs you heard: "Am Yisrael Chai, Od Avinu Chai...The Jewish people live, our ancestors live on." Also, "Kol haOlam kulo...The world is a narrow bridge, and the essence is not to be afraid." Now, contrast this content with the genocidal screams and hate mongering at the Palestinian gatherings....

[@UteHeggenTranswidowHeals]

Thank you for this, todah raba. I love those songs, learned them at age 27 4 decades ago during my year of study for conversion.

[@piotrjeske4599]

Well it is easy to single happy songs when you have nukes, don't live in the second largest open air prison in the world . Bibi today said hevhas 3 goals , the last one is for "gaza to never be a threat to israel ever again" . How is he planning to do that, because the only way is he either kills all palestinians in Gaza or annects Gaza and throws out all palestinians. I remember what people in the streets of tel aviv say everytime Bibi provoked an intifada. Kill all the palestinians, chase them out to other arabic countries, as if there was no difference. "Arabs have so many countries, why can't the jews have one" . My aunt daughter died at a check point in 1995 , with the ambulance on the other side ,when she had complications giving birth. Did the soldiers (women by the way) go to court? Of course not I lost 47 family members when Israeli armed militants butchered the camps in Jordania. Since 1941 my family lost over 300 people to jews, we lost land that was ours for centuries, we were never pro Hamas , because we were never very religious and we know Syrians are not our friends. By jews are floating around as if they were Saints. When one compares data of jews and palestinians killed , and only directly by the other side, sincecthe 1968 palestinians lost 11,4 people for 1 jew.

[@MrHarlequin2316]

And of course, although not on the video, people singing Hevenu Shalom Aleichem - “we bring peace to you” was heard many times on the March. Peace. Haven’t heard that sung about much on the Pro-Palestinian marches. Wonder why? 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@lindalaw5466]

@@UteHeggenTranswidowHeals= hi Ute! 👋

[@UteHeggenTranswidowHeals]

Hi back to you, Linda! I'm waiting for Konstantin and Frances to contact me regarding my trans widow data on 54 ex-wives of crossdressers. @@lindalaw5466

[@naomibartlett662]

Truly peaceful march and a wonderful show of solidarity. Erudite speakers making coherent, positive statements. No rabid protesters anywhere in sight. I stand with Israel. Always have, always will.

[@tajudeenbintijani]

And pro-Palestinian Jews are fighting for the persecuted Arabs.

[@IAT1964]

I can never support genocide.

[@XnakePoison]

@@IAT1964 Neither can I, that's why I stand with Israel.

[@IAT1964]

@@XnakePoison have you seen the death toll recently?

[@XnakePoison]

@@IAT1964 I have, it's horrible.

[@wendymurphy2558]

Support from Ireland

[@user-hf1nj9mf2j]

What a difference this march compared to the Palestinian march, peaceful, love having the Jewish people as British citizens, they integrate well into our way of life, unlike the Muslims who want us to change our culture, most of them will never fit into our way of life.

[@AliDixon95]

Yeah, far higher percentage of arrest per head at this march xox

[@markferguson7563]

(*** A.S. Well, user-hf1, it goes a long way more than just wanting to "change our culture", because the reality is that, it's the duty of every Muslim to convert non-believers to the faith or to kill them. If you doubt that then get a copy of the Koran in Arabic and have someone translate the verses that demands this of Muslims. ***) **************************************** Trica Rivera, reports in her article: Principal decries teachers’ ‘week of solidarity with Palestine’, November 28/23, that the Australian Education Union’s Victoria Branch is “encouraging teachers to wear Palestinian shirts and badges and, to invite Palestinian advocates on to their campuses to show solidarity Gaza”. A few days earlier, first in Melbourne, on Thursday, and the next day in Sydney, students took time off from school to stage protest rallies to highlight dreadful carnage occurring in Gaza/Palestine. Apropos to that, what’s ensued since the Israeli Defense Forces [IDF] moved into the Strip, to inflict retaliatory measures in reaction to the heinous barbarism that Hamas militia forces initiated on October 7, is indisputably “disproportionate by a very significant degree”. However, it is totally beyond comprehension to think for solitary second Hamas’ strategists weren’t 110% certain that Israel’s rejoinder to what its forces horrifically inflicted upon unarmed Israelis, wouldn’t be met with the ferocious response which transpired? Therefore, the only possible conclusion to draw from events is Hamas’ military strategists willfully launched that macabre attack on October 7, knowing full well what the outcome would be. Essentially, it was a calculated gamble by them to sacrifice the lives of many thousands of Gazans. There are two aspects as to why Hamas implemented this abhorrent strategy. First, they knew it was absolutely certain that the millions of Muslims currently residing in Western countries (which accrues to 27 million - whether they be immigrants or their offspring) would culminate with them rallying en masse to stage pro-Palestinian, and anti-Western protests. The second trait of its plan was with banking upon gaining the deluded sympathy of bleeding-heart, and leftoid liberals in Western spheres, by way of manipulating them with seeing an ending parade of suffering in Gaza. Well, the latter facet has certainly come to fruition, and this prevails with the extremely leftist Teachers Federation of Victoria, calling for there to be “a week of solidarity with Palestine”. Yet, on the other hand, the Teacher’s Federation as, indeed, it has been with Islamic organisations, and all of their Muslim adherents around the world, don’t condemn the extreme barbarism that Hamas perpetrated with callously massacred between 1200, and 1400 unarmed people on October 7. Of course, that should come as no surprise to anyone when taking into vivid account that, none of these same entities have ever ONCE unreservedly condemned the Muslims fundamentalists who willfully murdered 530 people during the Reign of Terror in Britain and western Europe, from March 7, 2004, and running all the way through to the murder of the local MP, Sir David Amess, on October 15, 2021. Mehreen Faruqi, who is the Greens Senator for NSW, and a Muslim, was front-and-centre at both of the pro-Palestinian/anti-Western rallies held last week in Melbourne and Sydney. Within three days of the October 7 massacre, most of the high-profile Muslim organisations across Australia, have either remained mute or have called for the eradication of the state of Israel. Quite obviously, in order to be able to achieve such a goal would indubitably require exterminating every Jew residing in Israel. However, it’s not just the Jews living in Israel that Muslims hate, because the irrefutable reality is that the Koran calls upon all of its adherents to either convert non-believers to the faith or, to eradicate them. On Nov 24, in the front-page article in The Australian (again by Tricia Rivera) titled: ‘Chilling words of Aussie schoolkid: Hamas ‘doing a good job’. The entity spewing this venom is a 16-year-old girl, who is clad with the usual rag over its head. She’s reported to have bristled with glee about the Jews who were butchered by Hamas militia. Similarly, at every one of the pro-Palestinian/anti-Western rallies that has been conducted in a score of major cities in Western nations (culminating with there being a total of 96 held across North America, Britain, Europe, and Australia, as of Sunday, Nov 26), the vile rhetoric spewed out by the 16-year-old in Melbourne calling for the eradication of Jews from Israel, has been perpetually parroted by members of the most unassimilable ethnoreligious group in existence. Now, well over 5 decades on from Enoch Powell, and Jean Raspail, the author of ‘Camp of the Saints’, which was published in 1972, warning us of the grave dangers that would beset the Western nations, which have facilitated mass intakes of Muslims, is now coming to bear upon these societies. But, in spite of it becoming indisputably clear that Muslims pose a severe threat to the social cohesiveness of the West, politicians in all of them have no intention of sealing their borders from allowing more to inundate their societies.

[@Ionabrodie69]

@@AliDixon95What a load of absolute SHITE. 🙄😂😂🇮🇱🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

[@Vengenace455]

Muslims don’t run ur government last time I checked we all know who be running them lobbies

[@richardyates7280]

@@Vengenace455 Anti-Jewish conspiracy theory

[@zarabwz]

Hello Konstantin. You are my hero. Along with Douglas Murray, Nigel Farage and few others. I lived most of my life in the Soviet Union and I am terrified to see how this country is losing its democratic values and turning into place we have run out from. Arrest of Tommy Robinson at the event you have filmed is a proof of that. I hope you will cover it in your programe. Thank you for being a voice of people like me. Eternally grateful.

[@seeker406]

I'm an American and I don't understand how anyone can think it's ok for Tommy Robinson to be treated that way. That's not freedom. That's not pro free speech.

[@kimobrien.]

@@seeker406 He and his group of goons were told they were unwelcome by march organizers. March organizers have a right to exclude those they feel don't convey a marches message. That is in effect the protection of free speech not a violation. The US Supreme court correctly ruled that a South Boston St Patrick's day parade committee did not have to include a gay pride contingent. The far right is more interested in having boxing matches than debates. Tommy Robinson's political activity shows that and that was most likely why he was excluded.

[@seeker406]

@@kimobrien. He went there as a paid journalist with a camera crew. There were no "goons". He was interviewing people in a cafe when the police confronted him. He wasn't even out on the street with the marchers. He was forcibly removed by about 50 police and got pepper sprayed as well. Sorry, I don't see the justice in that.

[@kimobrien.]

@@seeker406 He's been a long time ultra righest. We are quite familiar with the way fascist organizations work. They look for reasons to launch physical assaults. It appears he began his activism with an drunken assault on an undercover cop. Spending time in jail which is probably where they recruited him to the fascist movement. He gets arrested for assaulting one of his own followers. He gets arrested for a fight between football fans. The fascists are also known for involvement with the police intelligence agencies. Who knows what or why that he gets arrested now maybe he wants the attention. How does a high ranking cop know where he is and mobilizes 50 cops to arrest him with a journalist looking on. People who are provocateurs often raise more questions than they answer. We had similar problems with Stalinists and ultra lefts like Antifa. You have someone like the Polish anti communist show up with a sign and then you have to escort him away to the cops because some Stalinists want to throw a few punches at him which would just give the cops a reason to break up the demonstration.

[@stephdegoede8316]

What strikes me within the first 5 minutes of this video is the articulation and cool-headedness of the people being interviewed. No one is overly emotional or unhinged. Makes you think who is on the side of reason here.

[@royboy4571]

Too early, the Pro-Palestinian March was much the same, however this does reveal your bias. Great work.

[@sararichman6612]

​@@royboy4571actually reveals yours

[@royboy4571]

@@sararichman6612 in fact my bias, is for the lives of the innocent Israelis and Gazans. What I don’t understand is the need to have these anti-semitism protests, I mean they are really giving cover for the Zionists. Why don’t they be honest and have anti-Israel protest marches. Probably because it’s easier to present a protest about the amorphous rise in anti-semitism, than be transparent and support a corrupt, genocidal Israel government. I can call out/condemn the atrocities on innocent civilians perpetrated by Hamas, and condemn the carpet bombing of Gaza, with the IDF having the scantest regard for innocent civilians. My take is you don’t answer a war crime, by attempting to Genocide the people of Gaza, and the World knows it. I mean even the US , who are the worlds largest terrorist since WW2 , having committed some of the largest war crimes, ( Kissengers Cambodia campaign comes to mind ) are shocked by the open calling of genocide and ethnic cleansing by the highest level of offices in the Israel ruling party. Even the US empire are beginning to pressure Israel to you know, turn down the slaughter, not for any concern for Gazans, just for the optics and of course Biden’s 2024 Presidential run. And if the shoe was on the other foot, I would be calling for stop to the slaughter of Israelis.

[@russellbrown1036]

Are you sure, that at the Pro-Palestinian protest it wasn't the same, but because this seems like a right leaning channel, that perhaps it edited the crazies into that one, and then reasonable people were selected for this one. Like watch some of the interviews in Israel and see how crazy they are, saying they have rights to the land, and like pretty much saying they are better then Muslims. Now that is crazy.

[@stephdegoede8316]

@@russellbrown1036 Israel does have right to the land by every convention of international law and history. The fact that you deny this means you cannot distinguish right from wrong.

[@seanjohn3226]

Great to see an Irish man in the march and being interviewed ,

[@kimberlywallace6148]

I was shocked as well!

[@royboy4571]

Yeah, I hope he also goes to the pro-Palestinian March, I mean if any people understand oppression its the Irish.

[@brianredmond4919]

@@royboy4571 yes we thrive on it. Without oppression we start eating each other.

[@MrTipperX]

Yeah, we never wanted to wipeout the British though, unlike the Palestinians. It's not the same. We're not like the Palestinians.

[@mercurymachines4311]

Fantastic video. I stand with Israel 🇬🇧🇮🇱

[@michaelgill-ty8st]

I stand with Israel as well to have peace and ♥️

[@finianlacy8827]

​...So your idea of peace is murdering 5500 children in 2 months?

[@MattAngiono]

Do you stand for genocide as well?

[@unasperanza9803]

They don't bring peace the last few weeks israel has blown 4000 Palestinian children to bits . that's not very peaceful or humane the facts speak and will cry out to the heavens.“The merciful man does good for his own soul, But he who is cruel troubles his own flesh.”Proverbs@@michaelgill-ty8st

[@mothbreeder641]

@@michaelgill-ty8st And they get to have their homogenous country while Europe needs to be overrun with mud. Weird. Strange, even.

[@rogerw2235]

Excellent reporting. You and Francis speak for the silent majority of the UK.

[@bobtaylor170]

The silent majority must cease its silence.

[@charlesmichaelhunt9935]

What you're talking about is not the majority, and it never shuts up.

[@unasperanza9803]

not true this time...

[@royboy4571]

Careful, silent majority, was popularised by Nixon to de- legitimise the Vietnam War demonstrators and the other radical groups, form feminists to civil right groups. In other words, it is a long standing right wing platitude, that means nothing, generally never backed up by any empirical evidence.

[@johntaylor3448]

The level of intelligence between the marches is stark.

[@kevinmcguire6774]

The contrast between these people and those that support ‘the religion of peace’ is huge! 🇮🇱🇬🇧🇮🇱🇬🇧🇮🇱

[@MrHarlequin2316]

One glaring difference. Not sure if you stayed to the end of the speeches, but they concluded with a very loud and proud singing of the National Anthem. For clarity: that’s the BRITISH National Anthem - God save the King. Wonder how many of the ‘other’ protests have done so, or how many would have joined in? (Rhetorical question)

[@mataform]

Yes it was really amazing to hear. Because our Jewish citizens and friends are with us . That can’t be said of so many now including the British elite who are doing their best to denigrate our culture.

[@rangerwhite5165]

Looks a lot more civilised than the Free Plasticine Lot.

[@thecommonword6996]

It was pretty noticeable, yes.

[@Nicholas-Prince-Milverton]

Umm civilised??

[@offshoretomorrow3346]

Google it.

[@lindalaw5466]

Plasticine, was that spell check or a deliberate gag? 🤔😉

[@Raven44453]

​@@lindalaw5466I like it

[@TheLifeOfDan1]

Jews in Britain will always be welcome. They clearly respect the UK and our values - British Jews welcome! 🤝🇬🇧

[@Blocks50]

Beautiful march and so refreshing to see. My husband is Israeli and we’ve been struggling a lot with antisemitism since October 7th here in Australia. There have been attacks, threats, and so on which have impacted almost everyone in the Jewish community and those adjacent. We are aiming to replicate this march against antisemitism in Australia on the 18th of February, with help from these organisers in the UK too. It will be static though. If you’ll be here in Sydney in February, please come along!

[@innagrm]

From a soviet jew to an other thank you brother for the loud and unapologetic support.. ты лучший ❤ спасибо🇮🇱✡

[@sunboycold9164]

Sane rational people, No Hate, No Sneering, No shouting for armies and murder.

[@corsinivideos]

They conveniently didnt cover the Nazi slogans chanted by pro-Israel protesters at this march too, you can watch them on youtube for yourself.

[@akastewart]

They don’t need to shout for it. They’ve already got an army murdering thousands upon thousands in their name.

[@Squirreler359]

As a Brit living abroad it was really really nice to see this insight into something positive. Thank you Konstantin

[@hicksabelle24hicks57]

Such a great video - thank you Konstantin. It’s amazing to see and hear such eloquent and erudite people. I was there with my mum and my four month old baby who has a Jewish Nonna back in Italy. For my mum and I though, it was important that we honour our Jewish friends and neighbours and let them know how much we appreciate their contribution to the UK and the to world, and indeed, how much we treasure Jewish lives. Lastly, BRING THEM HOME NOW.

[@saraleigh5336]

Thank you.

[@satiricgames2129]

Ty Ty ty❤

[@odettegibbs2238]

These people seem so respectful and civil. Contrastingly, I have yet to see a pro-Palestine supporter who doesn't seem to have a serious anger-management issue, with a penchant for aggression, yelling and talking over others. I am more than open to being proven wrong. Please feel free to provide links of any calm and civil pro-Palestine supporter and I will happily revise my perspectives. Sadly, I haven't seen any yet.

[@madmelwood3778]

Love it..the eloquent and calm serenity from the people ❤❤❤

[@artofdisguy3401]

You won't find any

[@mathewhale3581]

Power. Vengeance. Hatred. They’re trying to achieve power through a Collective and their frustration is vented as hostility

[@curioushuman4896]

Why would anyone want to prove you wrong ?

[@AliDixon95]

Just straight up lying though, aren't you? Pathetic

[@augustlion6645]

Good video Konstantin and the people attending are all intelligent, reasonable , kind and basically good people.

[@cn4017]

Sadly we’re in Scotland. We’re not Jewish (we’re part Asian, part British) but would love to have been part of this. If you guys will assemble in Scotland, our family and friends will come full love-force.

[@saraleigh5336]

I’m in the US though I lived in England for a time. Thanks for this heartening comment. These are perilous times.

[@davidmeir3959]

Thank you for the great reporting. As a communist from Germany, I would like to express my gratitude to the British for their contribution to combating Nazi Germany. Today, the ground battle will be fought by the Israelis alone, but it is our task to support them collectively in the fight against anti-Semitism to the best of our abilities. Hopefully, after this war, enough Palestinians will emerge who will seek to assert their interests not through terror but through cooperation. This will be a tremendous task for Israel, and it should be our duty to support such voices within Palestinian society. Currently, these voices are silenced by Hamas, and the West ignores them. i`m little bit less pessimistic , when I see protests like that. Am Yisrael Chai!

[@royboy4571]

WOW. Yes the Brits did a good job to combat Nazi Germany, but lets not forget Russia defeated them. But if you read your history, Britain around 1917, penned the Belfour declaration, to set up an Israel State in Palestine after also promising the Palestinians their independence. So the Brits, played a major role in the origins of this whole shit show, so you please keep your gratitude to the UK to a minimum. And as for the Israelis, they are not alone, but are supported by the US empire, so I'm sure theyll be fine.

[@henriettashenderey7096]

Hello from Canads! Thank you to Lindon and Britts for support and humanity! We support Israel and Jews🇮🇱

[@curioushuman4896]

Canada is indistinguishable from Israel at political level and that’s saying something as you have stuff competion from uk and USA Think Netanyahu may have been smoothing some palms there.

[@carolyna.869]

That's great! Because now that Israel has just slaughtered 40,000 civilians in Gaza, 2/3 of them women and children, I'm sure you have heard about their plan to send 2.2 million residents of Gaza to North America and western Europe, to play upon the higher good nature of Christian countries so that Israel can take the territory for their ethno-state. Enjoy!

[@markferguson7563]

Tricia Rivera, reports in her article: Principal decries teachers’ ‘week of solidarity with Palestine’, November 28/23, that the Australian Education Union’s Victoria Branch is “encouraging teachers to wear Palestinian shirts and badges and, to invite Palestinian advocates on to their campuses to show solidarity Gaza”. A few days earlier, first in Melbourne, on Thursday, and the next day in Sydney, students took time off from school to stage protest rallies to highlight dreadful carnage occurring in Gaza/Palestine. Apropos to that, what’s ensued since the Israeli Defense Forces [IDF] moved into the Strip, to inflict retaliatory measures in reaction to the heinous barbarism that Hamas militia forces initiated on October 7, is indisputably “disproportionate by a very significant degree”. However, it is totally beyond comprehension to think for solitary second Hamas’ strategists weren’t 110% certain that Israel’s rejoinder to what its forces horrifically inflicted upon unarmed Israelis, wouldn’t be met with the ferocious response which transpired? Therefore, the only possible conclusion to draw from events is Hamas’ military strategists willfully launched that macabre attack on October 7, knowing full well what the outcome would be. Essentially, it was a calculated gamble by them to sacrifice the lives of many thousands of Gazans. There are two aspects as to why Hamas implemented this abhorrent strategy. First, they knew it was absolutely certain that the millions of Muslims currently residing in Western countries (which accrues to 27 million - whether they be immigrants or their offspring) would culminate with them rallying en masse to stage pro-Palestinian, and anti-Western protests. The second trait of its plan was with banking upon gaining the deluded sympathy of bleeding-heart, and leftoid liberals in Western spheres, by way of manipulating them with seeing an ending parade of suffering in Gaza. Well, the latter facet has certainly come to fruition, and this prevails with the extremely leftist Teachers Federation of Victoria, calling for there to be “a week of solidarity with Palestine”. Yet, on the other hand, the Teacher’s Federation as, indeed, it has been with Islamic organisations, and all of their Muslim adherents around the world, don’t condemn the extreme barbarism that Hamas perpetrated with callously massacred between 1200, and 1400 unarmed people on October 7. Of course, that should come as no surprise to anyone when taking into vivid account that, none of these same entities have ever ONCE unreservedly condemned the Muslims fundamentalists who willfully murdered 530 people during the Reign of Terror in Britain and western Europe, from March 7, 2004, and running all the way through to the murder of the local MP, Sir David Amess, on October 15, 2021. Mehreen Faruqi, who is the Greens Senator for NSW, and a Muslim, was front-and-centre at both of the pro-Palestinian/anti-Western rallies held last week in Melbourne and Sydney. Within three days of the October 7 massacre, most of the high-profile Muslim organisations across Australia, have either remained mute or have called for the eradication of the state of Israel. Quite obviously, in order to be able to achieve such a goal would indubitably require exterminating every Jew residing in Israel. However, it’s not just the Jews living in Israel that Muslims hate, because the irrefutable reality is that the Koran calls upon all of its adherents to either convert non-believers to the faith or, to eradicate them. On Nov 24, in the front-page article in The Australian (again by Tricia Rivera) titled: ‘Chilling words of Aussie schoolkid: Hamas ‘doing a good job’. The entity spewing this venom is a 16-year-old girl, who is clad with the usual rag over its head. She’s reported to have bristled with glee about the Jews who were butchered by Hamas militia. Similarly, at every one of the pro-Palestinian/anti-Western rallies that has been conducted in a score of major cities in Western nations (culminating with there being a total of 96 held across North America, Britain, Europe, and Australia, as of Sunday, Nov 26), the vile rhetoric spewed out by the 16-year-old in Melbourne calling for the eradication of Jews from Israel, has been perpetually parroted by members of the most unassimilable ethnoreligious group in existence. Now, well over 5 decades on from Enoch Powell, and Jean Raspail, the author of ‘Camp of the Saints’, which was published in 1972, warning us of the grave dangers that would beset the Western nations, which have facilitated mass intakes of Muslims, is now coming to bear upon these societies. But, in spite of it becoming indisputably clear that Muslims pose a severe threat to the social cohesiveness of the West, politicians in all of them have no intention of sealing their borders from allowing more to inundate their societies.

[@Pipes747]

Really heartening to see genuine and low-key calm Brits and others who are shocked and appalled by what they've seen at the pro-Palestinian protests and want to stand up against hatred, anger and extremism. It is time to reassert our values and protect the nation from those who seek to destroy us. It's a responsibility we all must bear. Top work as ever Konstantin.

[@mothbreeder641]

"It is time to reassert our values and protect the nation from those who seek to destroy us." Cool it down with the anti-semitism, dude.

[@royboy4571]

Too bad you didn't wait to see KK at the Pro-Palestinian protest, you make have tried to hide your bias. Too late, caught out.

[@KangoV]

One of the the takeaways that I had from this is actually how articulate those being interviewed are. This makes a very refreshing change. This was brilliantly done.

[@JoeKenn51]

I am very relieved to see that my home country is showing its true face: that of compassion and understanding, tolerance and determination. Thank you Triggernometry.

[@anthonyquinn3671]

Amazing to see the difference between this Antisemitism March and the Pro Palestinian March, One full of Singing and a feeling of love to each other, whilst the other one is full of chanting and vile hatred! To the Jewish community I say "Shalom" my brothers and sisters. God bless you all.

[@tajudeenbintijani]

I hope you are not suggesting that one side is peaceful, and the other side is not.

[@anthonyquinn3671]

@@tajudeenbintijani Let's just say I would have felt safer walking the Streets on one march than I would on the other. But this is also true when it comes to football fans. Some are brilliant and just behave win or lose, while other fans are just out for a fight. I know because I live less than 100 yards from a football ground and on some match days we have to watch out!

[@user-iy3jh8wf1s]

Well done Konstantin for the great coverage of the march. Wonderful to see so many people in London marching against anti-Semitism.

[@user-kd3ic6do5n]

Such a pity they couldn't extend the support they're getting from the British people to a British man who was there to support them. There are many Jews who support Tommy Robinson's fight against Muslim grooming gangs but apparently others wanted him arrested. They of all people should be aware of the dangers of silencing free speech. Just the usual virtue signalling liberals showing they're not at all liberal with those they disagree with.

[@ftftyffghfvghfcht6701]

this wasnt a march against anti semitism. did you not see all sea of israel flags

[@drmantistoboggan2870]

They are just calling it an anti semitism walk. Its actually a pro war walk

[@unasperanza9803]

yup@@drmantistoboggan2870

[@mothbreeder641]

​@@drmantistoboggan2870 It's an anti-European show of power by the tiny hatted parasites.

[@johnverschragen]

Hoe is het in godsnaam mogelijk dat één man beter de gebeurtenissen verslaat dan de hele BBC? Dank Konstantin!

[@kaitlyngault3987]

Integrity. Konstantin is a man to respect.

[@Dick-Jagger]

Je ziet ook weer duidelijk het verschil in contrast tussen Pro-palestijnen of Pro-Israël. Ik ben zelf van Antwerpen, wij hebben ook een Joodse gemeenschap. Echt nooit last met hun. Zij leven echt in groep en heel homogene gemeenschap maar je hebt nooit last of problemen. Ze leven wat teruggetrokken maar voor de rest niets mis mee. In tegenstelling tot de moslims in Antwerpen is het contrast toch echt groot hoor. Van het geluidsoverlast vaak in Borgerhout met hun auto's, tot criminaliteit(War On drugs), tot hangjongeren, provocerend gedrag in het openbaar, onrust dat ze in scholen veroorzaken,....Ja noem het op. Het is niet eens persé een mening, maar ook gewoon een vaststelling dat ik empirisch zou kunnen onderbouwen.

[@vincentmcnabb939]

Love Israel and all its peoplel. Have been there several times. I pray for peace, but will always support Israel's right to exist and defend itself. Love to ✡from☘

[@paulrobson3413]

The majority of us have nothing against those of the Jewish faith they are welcome in this country

[@crozwayne]

Because they are in the main, white? come on, we are all friends here, you can freely espouse your racism here

[@LeeGee]

​@@crozwayneBecause we fit in? My Jewish family fought for the King in both world wars. We don't threaten to murder people who disagree or are gay. We don't think women should wear bags. Some of us aren't even white, racist.

[@AnonymousAnonposter]

Golems.

[@leedobson]

​@@crozwayneno because they don't form criminal gangs, rape our daughters or blow little girls up at concerts

[@tullycoll]

@@crozwaynethat’s quite some leap. You won’t solve any problem by immediately accusing someone with different views a racist.

[@dlvivlviv]

I stand with Jewish ✡️ people in these dark times. Thank you, all supporters, for attending the march!

[@mella7161]

Antisemitism is starting to feel like how blacks call everything racist. Everything aint antisemitic, they just dont like the criticism. Can't pull the antisemitic card on me.

[@joebenson528]

Dark times? They're the ones carrying out collective punishment. Something B. L@d3n advocated for in 2001. And who was it that funded him and his Al-Qaeda...

[@agnisapaksa]

Such a relief to hear some sanity and reason in a world that has gone mad. Thanks for that, Kostia.

[@yachoobful]

I don't watch TV at all anymore and don't listen to or read any mainstream media either. It actually has amazed me how different my understanding and perception of the whole issue is compared with friends and family who are watching MSM. Keep up the great work guys, you speak for and to, and also educate many of us.

[@royboy4571]

Well, don't remain ignorant, turn on youtube, and you'll get a front seat to the attempted genocide of Gaza.

[@Seagreen-el7tr]

The civility of this protest said so much!

[@curioushuman4896]

What was civil about it ? Peaceful maybe but civil ?

[@crustybomb115]

@@curioushuman4896 explain how it isnt civil then? all theyre doing is walking around relatively quietly in a very organized fashion. no vandalism, no genocidal chanting, no violence and aggression towards others... and they certainly arent spitting at local cultural events and hallowed places.

[@curioushuman4896]

Listen to the word of the marchers full of hate and ignorance ‘clash of civilisation s’ we are civil they are barbarians all very Simon sadowitz style take of the mask and you see the civility @@crustybomb115

[@terryo5672]

Well done these people.

[@oliviagill5121]

Thoughtful and eloquent. A stark contrast to the pro Palestine march from Kisin following this video.

[@satiricgames2129]

Ty for going im an Aussie Jew and i appreciate just being able to see this. Bring tears to my eyes

[@andrewhotston983]

Sorry I missed you, Konstantin. It was a great day - a huge crowd of calm, friendly people.

[@ph8077]

Thank God, it's great to see free-thinking sane people protest, for a change!

[@beatatz]

Informed, thoughtful, intelligent, pro-British achievers on this side and the opposite on that other march.

[@davidcottrell2243]

I was there at the march and at previous pro Israel marches and the atmosphere has always been relaxed and jovial. Glad you also found it to be so also, Konstantin.

[@rivka8576]

British Jews love Britain!

[@curioushuman4896]

They should 90% of both front benches well labour front certainly is friends of Israel signed up members.

[@thormusique]

Beautiful job, Konstantin! As you say, seeing all the British flags is certainly telling, though I'm also not surprised. I would be surprised, however, to see them among the pro-Palestine protesters. I doubt that would compute from their intolerant ideological perspective. As the one woman said, Israel itself is a remarkably tolerant country. Cheers!

[@Andromedaxterr]

Finally Britain is waking up. Congrats )))))

[@jlg375]

I was at the march. I concur with what he said.

[@NicholasMGlasson]

Good on you for getting out there on the ground! Better reporting than MSM by a mile 🍻

[@markferguson7563]

Tricia Rivera, reports in her article: Principal decries teachers’ ‘week of solidarity with Palestine’, November 28/23, that the Australian Education Union’s Victoria Branch is “encouraging teachers to wear Palestinian shirts and badges and, to invite Palestinian advocates on to their campuses to show solidarity Gaza”. A few days earlier, first in Melbourne, on Thursday, and the next day in Sydney, students took time off from school to stage protest rallies to highlight dreadful carnage occurring in Gaza/Palestine. Apropos to that, what’s ensued since the Israeli Defense Forces [IDF] moved into the Strip, to inflict retaliatory measures in reaction to the heinous barbarism that Hamas militia forces initiated on October 7, is indisputably “disproportionate by a very significant degree”. However, it is totally beyond comprehension to think for solitary second Hamas’ strategists weren’t 110% certain that Israel’s rejoinder to what its forces horrifically inflicted upon unarmed Israelis, wouldn’t be met with the ferocious response which transpired? Therefore, the only possible conclusion to draw from events is Hamas’ military strategists willfully launched that macabre attack on October 7, knowing full well what the outcome would be. Essentially, it was a calculated gamble by them to sacrifice the lives of many thousands of Gazans. There are two aspects as to why Hamas implemented this abhorrent strategy. First, they knew it was absolutely certain that the millions of Muslims currently residing in Western countries (which accrues to 27 million - whether they be immigrants or their offspring) would culminate with them rallying en masse to stage pro-Palestinian, and anti-Western protests. The second trait of its plan was with banking upon gaining the deluded sympathy of bleeding-heart, and leftoid liberals in Western spheres, by way of manipulating them with seeing an ending parade of suffering in Gaza. Well, the latter facet has certainly come to fruition, and this prevails with the extremely leftist Teachers Federation of Victoria, calling for there to be “a week of solidarity with Palestine”. Yet, on the other hand, the Teacher’s Federation as, indeed, it has been with Islamic organisations, and all of their Muslim adherents around the world, don’t condemn the extreme barbarism that Hamas perpetrated with callously massacred between 1200, and 1400 unarmed people on October 7. Of course, that should come as no surprise to anyone when taking into vivid account that, none of these same entities have ever ONCE unreservedly condemned the Muslims fundamentalists who willfully murdered 530 people during the Reign of Terror in Britain and western Europe, from March 7, 2004, and running all the way through to the murder of the local MP, Sir David Amess, on October 15, 2021. Mehreen Faruqi, who is the Greens Senator for NSW, and a Muslim, was front-and-centre at both of the pro-Palestinian/anti-Western rallies held last week in Melbourne and Sydney. Within three days of the October 7 massacre, most of the high-profile Muslim organisations across Australia, have either remained mute or have called for the eradication of the state of Israel. Quite obviously, in order to be able to achieve such a goal would indubitably require exterminating every Jew residing in Israel. However, it’s not just the Jews living in Israel that Muslims hate, because the irrefutable reality is that the Koran calls upon all of its adherents to either convert non-believers to the faith or, to eradicate them. On Nov 24, in the front-page article in The Australian (again by Tricia Rivera) titled: ‘Chilling words of Aussie schoolkid: Hamas ‘doing a good job’. The entity spewing this venom is a 16-year-old girl, who is clad with the usual rag over its head. She’s reported to have bristled with glee about the Jews who were butchered by Hamas militia. Similarly, at every one of the pro-Palestinian/anti-Western rallies that has been conducted in a score of major cities in Western nations (culminating with there being a total of 96 held across North America, Britain, Europe, and Australia, as of Sunday, Nov 26), the vile rhetoric spewed out by the 16-year-old in Melbourne calling for the eradication of Jews from Israel, has been perpetually parroted by members of the most unassimilable ethnoreligious group in existence. Now, well over 5 decades on from Enoch Powell, and Jean Raspail, the author of ‘Camp of the Saints’, which was published in 1972, warning us of the grave dangers that would beset the Western nations, which have facilitated mass intakes of Muslims, is now coming to bear upon these societies. But, in spite of it becoming indisputably clear that Muslims pose a severe threat to the social cohesiveness of the West, politicians in all of them have no intention of sealing their borders from allowing more to inundate their societies.

[@mikeford1273]

I cant believe we're having this conversation in 2023! What have we allowed to happen!

[@Smudge5632]

We haven’t, it’s politicians that have allowed this over decades.

[@racheloughton7030]

We have imported people with hate In their hearts

[@ehudshapira2745]

I have some pretty complicated and nuanced views on all these matters, and am quite jaded by so much pain and so many nuances of history and politics, but as a Zionist Israeli Jew hearing that Kurdish as I listened to this in the background while workingwoman nearly brought tears to my eyes... How sad I am for the Kurds, none stands for them... How I hope that they can have their own country, and how I hope that when they do it is not as beset by conflict as ours has been. Brothers.

[@brianling9346]

Thank you for this video. It gave me hope in humanity

[@ec6244]

LOVE the Jewish people and the british people! Happy to see all of these lovely people out to support Israel and their people! Much love from USA

[@user-fv3xh3qy9s]

Today a building in Birmingham (my closest city) had its windows smashed and paint thrown over it because of a tangential (and probably bullshit) connection to Israel and Jewishness. It feels both frightening and bizarre to see such brazen racism on streets I know so well. Like people in the video I feel the need to point out that, even though this scares me, I am not Jewish. Not sure why I feel that need - many of those people on Cable Street in the 30s weren't Jewish either, they just knew right from wrong.

[@sdrawkcabUK]

Brum was lost years ago

[@suzanneburton8736]

Its shameful

[@curioushuman4896]

😂😂@@sdrawkcabUK

[@hairblairbunch81]

A fine display of good, solid, rational people. Wonderful to see this ❤

[@eatyourcereal6577]

Konstantin, im an Israeli teen and I’ve always loved watching your videos , your recent vids covering this conflict with a calm and open mind really meant a lot to me. You’re giving a voice to these protesters and that’s so important, as you said. I respect you going into this conflict with relatively not a lot of background info and not hiding away from it like a lot of more centrist KZbinrs do, it shows that you’re a genuine guy who is genuinely willing to change his mind and grow and not just a KZbinr with a channel and agenda. Much love from Israel 😁❤️

[@Bobmudu35UK]

If all immigrants were like you,and our Jewish people, we'd be flying! Great video.

[@maureenbarclay2127]

That's how I feel.konstantin is the voice of reason. The Jewish people live peacefully in this country. Unlike other religions who in my opinion don't just hate the Jews they actually hate us as well. Even though they are happy to accept our hospitality and tolerance

[@dilonkumar4960]

So why did you persecute them ,an what have other immigrants done,Jews were involved in organised crime long before other minorities set foot here

[@joebenson528]

@@maureenbarclay2127 Konstantin is a banderite supporter pretending to be a conservative.

[@ansielubbeprosser9072]

Thank you, Konstantin. With love and support to you, Israel and the Jewish people, from Namibia.

[@ZawieHa]

Israel and Jewish people are not the same.

[@user-bl2lu2nx2u]

Thanks

[@t.c.4321]

I send me love to the Israeli people, the jews and the protesters here - all good people. What happened was on October 7th was truly horrific. I advise any person who is pro Palestine, with any amount of humanity, to look into it, talk to an Israeli who was affected. It is a very sad day and age, the bbc and sky have helped spread these lies because they are scared of the left radicals.

[@333crackers]

One of the most hopeful videos I’ve seen in years for peace in our country 🇬🇧

[@tombretislow7091]

The palestinians actually want a one-state solution - a muslim state.

[@MW92.]

They want that worldwide. And once that evil is majority that’s when people will truly see the evil

[@m9saville]

I'm surprised you wasn't told to leave and then arrested by the police.

[@Sensorama2000]

Like Tommy? We can't have people running round telling the truth now can we?

[@CC-hx5fz]

​@@Sensorama2000 Tommy's fine, but he's not very diplomatic - is he?

[@debiellabaldock5163]

The beautiful kurdish lady!!! Well said! Total respect! Love her!❤

[@lenwilkinson672]

Konstantin.the people who love our country and want to remain living in our freedom need to keep up this show of solidarity against the ignorant and foolish in our society.

[@bellowsmain6762]

I'm not given to emotional excess or hero worship but people like Konstantin and Andrew Bridgen are just a couple of characters that are worth the admiration.

[@annedobson-mack3688]

And Douglas Murray too

[@GenXWoman]

Thank you Konstantin. You're very good at this. I'd love to see more live reporting like this.

[@scorpionking4012]

Thank goodness for this, finally see some good news and peaceful march for humanity. Bring the hostages back and bring light to this dark times. I sent my prayers love and support to the people of Israel and the IK from Australia!!❤️🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇮🇱🇦🇺🙏

[@whereskarlo]

The "quality" of the people at the pro-Israel vs pro-Palestine protest is remarably different. Pro-Israel is well informed, well articulated and seem educated, whereas the pro-Palestine seems more like a youth festival.

[@silviamileva6292]

Amazing to see how well versed intelligent and peacefull are the people at this protest

[@royboy4571]

Well versed, yet none of them acknowledged the Gazan Genocide happening right before our eyes.

[@pamelaadl9559]

@royboy4571 royboy you read Don Quixote? You remind me of someone very quixotic who knows nothing of reality. It's called a defensive war. Try learning about history. It will help you child.

[@royboy4571]

@@pamelaadl9559 No, but it sounds like a great novel. However I do not live in an illusion. The World, ICJ, acknowledge that the Israel Hamas conflict is an asymmetrical destruction,displacement and slaughter of the Gazan people and Gaza. Which of course has been iterated as it’s intents, over and over by Israeli officials. So you’re talking point of defensive war is ridiculous. My history is pretty good, and absolutely fascinated by the Holocaust. And seen many photographs and video of proud Nazis rounding up the Jews for their slaughter. And it’s strikes me the videos,TikTok’s of Israeli Soliders proudly and with no empathy levelling Gaza, singing songs of genocide. The first world wars were one of the first wars to be filmed, Vietnam the first TV war and the Gazan genocide the first to be filmed,uploaded and distributed in real time. Shame on the Jewish Zionists who cry victim when Israel have become what the Jews promised would never happen again.

[@michaelgill-ty8st]

Peace to all Jewish people.

[@jordantanzyus1253]

Love the whole "hitting the streets to hear some opinions" we need more of this please!!!!

[@delcysteffy5896]

Thank you! I appreciate this very much. Thanks for taking the time to do this and to talk to these people; it was hartening.

[@Ali-zz6yz]

The difference in the temperament is huge and the flying of the British flag is notable.

[@yonikarmi]

Brilliant reporting. I'm the geezer who was interviewed holding the 'NOT MY BBC' placard. Konstantin has captured that march perfectly and his instincts about what's likely to happen next in the conflict correspond with mine. Israel can't faff around. Hamas has to be finished off or there really will be no prospect of peaceful co-existence. And I'm no Netanyahu fan, to put it mildly.

[@littlecatfeet9064]

Have you cancelled your TV license? Quite a lot of people are at the moment.

[@christopherolie817]

Calm opinions,backed by facts: how you spoke, as well as what you said, was important. 👍

[@mothbreeder641]

Yes, and Europe must accept the change and go under. Like your mother Barbra told us.

[@annapachaclarke2392]

​@@littlecatfeet9064Good, about time more people stopped paying that fee, instead of just whinging about it 😅

[@MartyBugg]

The Iranian guy was consistent with several Iranian friends I've had over the years. They're quick to point out that they're not Arabs and do not side with the extremists who rule their homeland. Two of them were conscripted into the Iran-Iraq war. Their stories are horrific.