George Galloway, a controversial British politician known for his strong anti-Israel stance, claimed in a post on X that Israel "gassed" refugees in the Jabalia refugee camp in Gaza, referring to it as a "Death Camp."
Disgusting
George Galloway: Israel Gassed Refugees in "Death Camp Jabaliya"
: British politician George Galloway sparked outrage with a post on X accusing Israel of “gassing” refugees in Gaza’s Jabalia camp and calling it a “Death Camp.”
Galloway is not exactly trustworthy (to put it mildly). Here's a list of some of the ridiculous and shocking things he has said in the past, which show exactly who we're dealing with:
- Declared Bradford an "Israel-free zone" in 2014, calling for a boycott of Israeli goods, services, and academics.
- Described Gaza as a "concentration camp" and Hamas’s October 7 attack as a "concentration camp breakout."
- Praised Saddam Hussein in 1994, despite the dictator’s use of chemical weapons against Kurds, which undermines Galloway’s credibility when accusing others of similar acts.
- Hosted a guest on his Press TV show in 2024 who encouraged joining armed groups against Israel, further highlighting his alignment with anti-Israel causes.
His claims lack substantiation and are criticized for stoking division. Jewish organizations, such as the Campaign Against Antisemitism, have condemned his rhetoric as inflammatory and harmful.
Welcome to 2025, where anyone can say anything they wants about Jews, and the internet laps it up as as if it's the Gospel Truth. Whether it's Candace blaspheming the Talmud or Tucker going deep down the rabbit hole of Jew and Israel hatred (not to mention vicious commentators like Nick Fuentes), this stupid and vicious comment is but one example of the current tide of popular antisemitism.
As Benjamin Netanyahu said on a recent interview with Triggernometry, "If we wanted to commit genocide in Gaza, we could have done it in one afternoon."
