31st March 2024 in Palestine articles, Recent Article, UK articles

Why Did Little Rishi Sunak Get Invited to Regents Park Mosque?

You may have seen this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00IIqHvE0Yw

The first question that comes to mind is ‘why?’

Over Thirty Thousand Muslims, including over 13,000 children have been slaughtered in Palestine. Little Rishi Sunak went to Israel to give Netanyahu the green light, by saying ‘we hope you win’.  Why would they let anyone who supports a genocide anywhere near a house in which a Muslim congregation prays to Allah?

It is quite frankly shocking and disgusting, and needs to be called out.

Let’s remember what Sunak has done recently against Muslims.

He went to Israel to give his support to a Zionist Apartheid State and showed that Britain would turn a blind eye to the War Crimes committed by Israel.

He had ample opportunity to say he, as Prime Minister of this country, is behind a ceasefire, and against a genocide that has led to thousands of children becoming orphans and losing their limbs.  However, he chose not to and therefore let the massacre continue.

He even allowed for demonisation of those who marched for peace, with his MPs calling them ‘hate marches’.

Despite all of this, the (Saudi funded and affliated) Mosque committee showed him kindness and allowed him to enter a Mosque where so many Muslims have cried for their brothers, sisters and children in Palestine.

How many of those who prayed at the Mosque were Palestinians?  How did they feel when they saw the committee of the Mosque entertain a man who is allowing their family in Palestine to be murdered and starved by the genocidal Zionist regime.

Enough is enough!

We must hold the committee to account.  Do they serve the Ummah? or politicians who stand shoulder to shoulder with those who wish to ethnically cleanse our brothers and sisters?

Learn how to hold these unrepresentative Mosque “leaders” and committees to account. 

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