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The reality of IHRA in the NHS: Wes Streeting brought it in after a group that began as the Israel Medical Association's British branch asked for it, and gave the review to Lord Mann, who had just chaired the Board of Deputies' own commission.
Mann's review then recommended what his commission for the Board had already proposed.
What we found:
- The Jewish Medical Association asked Streeting in December 2024 for IHRA and for "symbols, posters, signs, clothing" to be kept out of the NHS, its own newsletter says. It was registered as the Israel Medical Association British Fellowship, and its charitable aims make it "the link association" with the Israel Medical Association.
- Streeting met the Board of Deputies that month "To discuss antisemitism in the NHS", his department's records show. Its constitution commits it to "advance Israel's security, welfare and standing".
- Mann's commission for the Board called for antisemitism training in every NHS trust and a ban on staff "attire". The Board says his NHS review "reinforce[s]" it.
- In October 2025 Streeting asked NHS England to adopt IHRA, and it did the next day. None of Mann's 36 recommendations says to adopt it, yet NHS England asked every NHS organisation to confirm by 31 July whether it had.
Then we followed the money:
- The Antisemitism Policy Trust runs Mannās office on Ā£420,000 in four uncompeted government grants, according to the governmentās own grants data. It ran the reviewās secretariat, the review recommends its IHRA guide, and it sells antisemitism training, as the review tells the NHS to train all 1.5 million staff.
- Sir Trevor Chinn, on the executive committee of the pro-Israel lobby group BICOM, according to the Jewish Leadership Council, has given Streeting Ā£33,250 since 2021, two donations while he was Health Secretary. He gave Ā£5,000 to Mann's local party and funded Mannās antisemitism work through Mannās company.
- Labour Friends of Israel paid Ā£4,700 for Streeting's trip to Israel. Israel's foreign ministry paid for Mann's trip to Jerusalem.
This matters because the IHRA definition treats some criticism of Israel as antisemitic, and NHS England has urged every trust to adopt it.
It now lands on nurses and doctors: UK Lawyers for Israel, which says it supports Israel "using their legal skills", complained to at least eight NHS trusts over Palestine badges, lanyards and flags, and Barts banned political symbols after its complaints.
The same group asks the World Medical Association to protect the Israel Medical Association, and asks NHS trusts to stop British nurses wearing a Palestine badge.
We mapped every link, each with its source: newscord.org/editorials/who-ā¦
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The poppy and the pile-on: why trial by front page is no substitute for due process
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The people of Brazil chose to save the Amazon RainforestāThe lungs of our planet.
Brazil and Serbia have once again proven that the power is in the people, and the people united will never be defeated.
Congratulations, Brazil. The Whole World should thank Brazilians.
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A politician stood up in the European Parliament and said what most of them never will.
āAll the banks are broke.ā
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Everyone needs to know what actually happened in Serbia.
Instead of students just protest against their government, the students organized themselves into a student list and ran in elections against their governmentāand they have just won.
Dear Serbia, congratulations on your victory; you have just opened a new door in protesting. This is history
Zionism is Racism club..
Great catching up with @nadiasawalha and her clan.
Fundraising for @CNN__Org doing my small bit for Humanity.
Gutted @JahadRahman1 beat me to @HamzaChoudhury1 ās Bangladesh football shirt. But was good pushing the bid price up for charity š„³
Great to finally meet @ZillRah7 and @JahadRahman1 of @RahmanLowe for a great cause.
Thanks @NujumSports for a fantastic event.
#Gaza #Palestine #childrennotnumbers
#FreePalestine
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āļøRapper Shylow Hope stepped on the Israeli flag during her participation in the "Hip Hop al Parque" festival in the Colombian capital, BogotĆ”.ā¼ļø
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We are due to publish a similar network graph of how the IHRA definition, which conflates criticism of Israel with antisemitism, was forced into the NHS by Wes Streeting, Lord Mann and pro-Israeli pressure groups.
The reality of the "independent" review telling every school in England to adopt the IHRA definition of antisemitism: its author, Sir David Bell, was being paid by a government agency while he wrote it, and a pro-Israel charity has listed him on its council for ten years.
The government told the public he was "independent of Government" and had "no conflict of interest". Neither is true.
What we found:
- Bell was paid Ā£20,000 a year as vice-chair of Skills England, a government agency, in a seat the Department for Education gave him. He held it until August, through most of the review.
- The Academic Study Group on Israel and the Middle East has listed him on its council since at least 2016. Its website says its one firm policy is opposing boycotts of Israel. It gives talks on Israel in schools, which is exactly what his review was asked to judge.
- In 2005, as chief inspector of schools, he singled out Muslim schools as a challenge to "our coherence as a nation". The chairman of the Association of Muslim Schools called it Islamophobia, and his own inspectors said he had presented a personal view as inspection evidence.
Then we followed the money:
- The department's Ā£1.3 million antisemitism training contract had one bidder, according to the tender record. It went to Palace Yard, a company set up in 2022 by the former Labour MP Natascha Engel.
- That contract says all its training must use the IHRA definition "as a foundation". It was signed eight months before Bell was appointed. His review then recommended IHRA.
- Two of the people who advised Bell, from Partnerships for Jewish Schools and the Antisemitism Policy Trust, now sit on the group putting his recommendations into practice.
- The Union of Jewish Students, also on that group, holds a contract worth almost Ā£1 million to train universities. Its own policies include "UJS to advocate for Israel within UK Policy and International Law".
- UK Lawyers for Israel* (UKLFI) and the Campaign Against Antisemitism* (CAA) both say the review adopted their recommendations.
*For context, UKLFI once justified the starvation of Palestinians in Gaza by the Israeli occupation as "good for obesity". Both these groups have staunchly defended Israel throughout its perpetration of a genocide in Gaza, and regularly conflate Jewish people with the apartheid state.
This matters because the review decides how every school treats what pupils and teachers say about Israel, and the IHRA definition it recommends treats some criticism of Israel as antisemitic. A review with that power should come from someone with no pay from government and no tie to a pro-Israel charity. Bell had both. The government put one in a footnote and left the other out.
We mapped every link, each with its source, explaining just how far this review is from "independent": newscord.org/editorials/daviā¦
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In case you missed itā¦ How Hancock ignored expert advice on NG163.
They told him not to implement it as it would KILL people.
Hancock implemented it anyway.
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Can someone please please ask about the feelings and thoughts of British Arabs. We do actually exist. Many are the victims of Zionist ideology and extremism.
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The Butcher of Beirut ā Israelās alternative to Netanyahu.
Peter Oborne ā just returned from almost a month in the Occupied Territories ā came into the Double Down Newswatch studio to talk about the Israeli election, Britainās feeble surrender to the Israelis over the consulate in East Jerusalem and the ongoing horror in the West Bank and Israeli prisons.
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So they finally caught up to Jared. Letās hope they do something about it.
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The ZioFash are getting desperate - which means the resistance is having a solid effect.
Macklemore's music only occaisionally appeals to me, i'm more of a Ren guy. BUT... he deserves our support now and onwards whilst the scum are going for him.
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So basically the Government is paying pro Zionist groups to āeducateā our school children and university students that criticising Israel is racist and anti-Semitic.
That sounds like a major win by the Governmentā¦..of Israel! š¤¦āāļø
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Bugs fucking Bunny could've pulled off a more convincing disguise than this IDF outfit, But despite the truth being out, The damage is done & this Government & the Media that helped enforce this shit, rather than apply scrutiny, won't be acknowledging, reporting, or reversing it.
The reality of the "independent" review telling every school in England to adopt the IHRA definition of antisemitism: its author, Sir David Bell, was being paid by a government agency while he wrote it, and a pro-Israel charity has listed him on its council for ten years.
The government told the public he was "independent of Government" and had "no conflict of interest". Neither is true.
What we found:
- Bell was paid Ā£20,000 a year as vice-chair of Skills England, a government agency, in a seat the Department for Education gave him. He held it until August, through most of the review.
- The Academic Study Group on Israel and the Middle East has listed him on its council since at least 2016. Its website says its one firm policy is opposing boycotts of Israel. It gives talks on Israel in schools, which is exactly what his review was asked to judge.
- In 2005, as chief inspector of schools, he singled out Muslim schools as a challenge to "our coherence as a nation". The chairman of the Association of Muslim Schools called it Islamophobia, and his own inspectors said he had presented a personal view as inspection evidence.
Then we followed the money:
- The department's Ā£1.3 million antisemitism training contract had one bidder, according to the tender record. It went to Palace Yard, a company set up in 2022 by the former Labour MP Natascha Engel.
- That contract says all its training must use the IHRA definition "as a foundation". It was signed eight months before Bell was appointed. His review then recommended IHRA.
- Two of the people who advised Bell, from Partnerships for Jewish Schools and the Antisemitism Policy Trust, now sit on the group putting his recommendations into practice.
- The Union of Jewish Students, also on that group, holds a contract worth almost Ā£1 million to train universities. Its own policies include "UJS to advocate for Israel within UK Policy and International Law".
- UK Lawyers for Israel* (UKLFI) and the Campaign Against Antisemitism* (CAA) both say the review adopted their recommendations.
*For context, UKLFI once justified the starvation of Palestinians in Gaza by the Israeli occupation as "good for obesity". Both these groups have staunchly defended Israel throughout its perpetration of a genocide in Gaza, and regularly conflate Jewish people with the apartheid state.
This matters because the review decides how every school treats what pupils and teachers say about Israel, and the IHRA definition it recommends treats some criticism of Israel as antisemitic. A review with that power should come from someone with no pay from government and no tie to a pro-Israel charity. Bell had both. The government put one in a footnote and left the other out.
We mapped every link, each with its source, explaining just how far this review is from "independent": newscord.org/editorials/daviā¦
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Do you actually believe the Vanity Fair excerpt on Jared Kushner is real?
Matthew Coleās book claims Russian GRU hacked Kushnerās personal iPhone in 2017. Dutch intelligence flipped the operative, reverse-engineered the access, and watched his screen in real time.
What they allegedly saw: Kushner logging into UAE-linked accounts holding hundreds of millions (routed through Azerbaijan) and moving money to a warlord, a mercenary, and a one-time hit man.
Saudi and Emirati leaders supposedly parked at least $2 billion in accounts tied to him. One was reportedly funneled through Israelās central bank for his personal benefit.
Kushner calls it ācompletely insaneā and āoutrageous fabrications.ā
Now connect the rest.
After he left the White House, Affinity Partners took $2 billion from Saudi Arabiaās sovereign wealth fund, overruling their own advisors who flagged his total inexperience. Qatar and the UAE piled in. The firm has collected tens of millions in fees while returning little or nothing in profits to those same foreign governments.
He still freelances diplomacy for the administration while the Gulf states funding his private equity firm sit at the table.
The Epstein files include an FBI memo from a confidential source that said exactly this: āTrump has been compromised by Israel. And Kushner is the real brains behind his organization and his Presidency.ā
So which is it?
Is Trump the one calling the shots, or is it the unelected person the files and the money trail keep pointing to?
The Epstein Class doesnāt care which story you pick. They just need you arguing about the puppet instead of the strings.
