Tel-Chai Nation

It's bad enough France's Emmanuel Macron tried to do stuff like this. But now, Keir Starmer in Britain is following the same path, not allowing Israeli security specialists to attend a UK exhibition for defense industrialists:

The government of the United Kingdom, under Prime Minister Keir Starmer, has banned Israel from participating in DSEI UK 2025, a convention of defense industry companies from around the world.

DSEI UK describes itself as “a pivotal event for the global defence industry,” and “the flagship defence event for the UK, which “promotes the UK’s defence ethos, agenda and leadership while encouraging opportunity and cooperation with our global allies.”

“The world’s leading defence organisations and most influential stakeholders rely on DSEI UK’s unique ability to bring the right people together, at the same time,” the website says.

Evidently, Israel is no longer among “the right people,” despite world-leading technology and ongoing, recent experience in the fight against terror. [...]

At a time when Israel is engaged on multiple fronts against Islamist extremists and terrorist organisations – forces that also threaten the West and international shipping lanes – this decision by Britain plays into the hands of extremists, grants legitimacy to terrorism, and introduces political considerations wholly inappropriate for a professional defence industry exhibition.

Simultaneously, Starmer also ignores the horrible state Britain's in, which really came to a head last year when the Muslim convert Axel Rudakubana murdered 3 girls at a gathering in Southport. This is yet another European political atrocity, and will take ages to repair, if at all.

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