also hopeful it is safer as Jewish people to live in Glasgow, in Scotland than there is not as much anti-Semitism, ant-Zionism, there is not these much going ahead, there is not so much hatred.
Professor John Robertson OBA
On BBC Reporting Scotland last night we saw an interview with a Jewish woman from Glasgow, welcoming the apparent peace settlement in Gaza but also, unscripted, telling the reporter that she is aware of less anti-Semitism in Scotland.
This is not something the MSM here want you to be thinking. Remember, we’re just like the rest of the UK, bad.
While BBC Scotland can never say these things directly, they always make sure you see or hear them in their press reviews.
However, this little insert is a useful confirmation of the more objective evidence found in research such as that produced by the UK Jewish group, the CST:
Contrary to media hysteria, there was not one anti-Semitic violent attack recorded in Scotland in 2024
The most recent report on anti-semitic attacks in the UK, in 2024, from the CST, published 12 February 2025, prompted some excited media coverage at the time but today the hoisting, in Edinburgh, of a Palestine flag in sympathy for the genocide in Gaza and in line with the UN position on Palestine as an independent state has enabled the above front page mince.
From Antisemitic Incidents 2024:
CST recorded 3,528 antisemitic incidents in the UK in 2024, the second-highest total ever reported to CST in a single calendar year.
Only one of the cases could be described by the researchers as ‘Extreme Violence include any antisemitic attack with the potential or intention of causing loss of life or grievous bodily harm (GBH).’ 126 cases were described as ‘violent.’ None of these took place in Scotland.
74 of these all cases reported took place in Scotland, with 8% of the UK population so, per head of population, that would be equivalent to just below 900, around a quarter of the rate.
Bizarrely the only case reported in Scotland and used in the report is this:
A series of antisemitic leaflets were seen in northern Scotland. They were produced by the Goyim Defence League and claimed that “Every Single Aspect Of Feminism Is Jewish”
Source: https://cst.org.uk/research/cst-publications/antisemitic-incidents-2024
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It’s not antisemitic to oppose the genocidal Zionist entity. The Zionist lobby’s insistence that opposition to the entity and antisemitism are the same is bollocks. Calling someone an antisemite is a way to shut them down – period.
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Scotland (particularly the South West) is too busy with Catholics and Protestants to worry about Jews.
Reminds me of the old story about the guy who was caught in the wrong part of Glesca wearing the wrong colours. He was challenged by a bunch of local neds who asked him if he was a Proddy or a Tim.
After he told them he was actually Jewish, they asked him, “Aye, but are you a protestant Jew or a catholic Jew?”
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