Saturday’s marches are an opportunity for Britain’s Jews to feel that the forces of law and order have got their backs
Assiduous, even zealous, policing, both by the police themselves and also by the PSC, is the only answer
Moreover, the organisation stands “in opposition to racism, including anti-Jewish prejudice and Islamophobia”. If only life could be taken at face value. No one could possibly feel threatened byof one of the world’s most protracted and damaging conflicts, and which opposes every kind of prejudice, including – specifically – antisemitism.
The power of extremely large numbers of people on the move to frighten bystanders and threaten the peace is considerable. Ask anyone who’s been caught up in a football crowd, for instance, where, also, a minority intent on causing disorder can create an incendiary atmosphere. So, the factThere is a balance to be struck, which shouldn’t be beyond the scope or resources of a mature western democracy.
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