Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: amalric l'anti-britannico

IMHO se amlric continiua a dare contro alla politica estera
britannica, finira' per rischiare qualcosa di grosso. Parere
personale, eh.
http://www.thejc.com/news/uk-news/46012/cameron-israel-within-its-rights-search-gaza-ships
Cameron: Israel 'within its rights' to search Gaza ships
By Jenni Frazer
David Cameron gave a ringing message of support for Israel this week,
telling the community's biggest charity dinner that after more than
100 rockets had been fired into Israel from Gaza in one year, the
country had been "within its rights to search vessels bringing cargo
into Gaza".
It was a reversal of his remarks in Turkey last July following the
seizure of the Mavi Marmara aid ship, when he described Israel's
approach to the Gaza flotilla as "completely unacceptable."
But Mr Cameron, who warned that "some people try to judge the Israeli
government by a higher code than they would apply to their own
government," urged: "Now is not the time to park the Middle East peace
process" and asked Israeli leaders and those who supported Israel to
"use the developments in the region to seize the opportunity for
peace."
He noted that "for decades, autocratic Arab regimes have used the
Palestinian cause to smother their own peoples' hopes and aspirations"
but believed that young people in the region were waking up to this
duplicity.
Mr Cameron's robust remarks to 1100 guests of the Community Security
Trust - his second appearance in three years but his first as prime
minister - were warm, friendly and bore the hallmarks of someone well
aware of the issues most troubling the Jewish community.
Speaking after the Union of Jewish Students chairman, Alex Dwek, had
directly asked him to ensure that the Higher Education minister
endorsed Manchester University's guidelines for dealing with extremist
speakers on campus, Mr Cameron assured his audience that he and his
government would do everything possible to confront antisemitism and
extremism.
Harking back to his Munich speech last month on the failure of
multiculturalism, the prime minister said that: "One of the most
immediate threats to the security of the Jewish people comes from the
existence of a political ideology which I call Islamist extremism."
He distinguished between Islam and Islamic extremism, saying that
young Muslim men had been drawn towards the latter because Britain had
not succeeded in integrating them into British society. It had, he
said, been a mistake for Britain to "passively tolerate segregated
communities."
"The Jewish community is a model of how to integrate," Mr Cameron
said. "Proud to be British and proud to be Jewish. If we can get that
same sense of national pride and togetherness in all our communities
we will all be safer as a result."
On campuses, Mr Cameron drew a distinction between "legitimate debate
and illegitimate intimidation."
It was "absolutely right that students and faculty should be able to
criticise Israel, in the way that any other country would be
criticised. And it is absolutely wrong for students not to be able to
express their Jewish identity because of intimidation, and absolutely
wrong for university authorities to duck their responsibility in
ensuring that there is free speech, and not intimidation."
The prime minister was both scathing and emphatic about his
intolerance for extremism. He dismissed attempts to woo young Muslims
away from extremism by the use of programmes such as the Prevent
strategy. "It would be like talking to the BNP and saying, help us
fight Combat 18. We don't do it for fascists and we shouldn't do it
for other extremists."
Recalling his own Jewish ancestry - Mr Cameron's great-great-
grandfather, Emile Levita, was a German Jewish banker who emigrated to
Britain - the prime minister declared: "With me you have a Prime
Minister whose belief in Israel is indestructible.
"I will always be a strong defender of the Jewish people, an advocate
of the state of Israel, and I will never rest while the Jewish
community in Britain is under threat."

 of the state of Israel,
grazie a dio i britt sono vicini al fallimento.

 Quello Israeliano assai piu‭' ‬pericoloso‭.‬
parlane con David Cameron, ripeto. Tra un drink e l'altro.