Hasan Piker and Cenk Uygur banned from the UK on Israel’s behalf

As the fake mask of decency that the State of Israel worked so hard to promote for so long has been eviscerated forever through 32 months of genocide in Gaza, it is resorting to desperate measures to launder its permanently blood-stained reputation by prevailing upon compliant, complicit regimes in the west to support it through ever more authoritarian measures.

As a case in point, the popular US commentator Hasan Piker and his uncle, The Young Turks co-founder Cenk Uygur, have been banned from visiting the UK to attend speaking events because of their criticism of Israel.

Uygur said that the UK authorities informed him that he had been deemed “a serious risk to the public order”, with the Times newspaper reporting that the visit by both men had been banned by home secretary Shabana Mahmood because she had concluded that their presence on British soil was not “conducive to the public good.”

The Israeli-owned UK government, led by the charisma-free genocide supporter Keir Starmer, has already doomed itself to future electoral oblivion through its undying support for Israel and its genocide, but that doesn’t matter to its handlers in Tel Aviv, whose desperation — and influence — apparently know no bounds.

Hasan Piker’s video response is available below.