The UK bent over backwards to prove it wasn’t the enemy.

It recognised a Palestinian state.

It tolerated mass anti-war protests—even when crowds chanted openly hateful slogans.

It refused to designate Iran’s IRGC as a terrorist organisation.

It stayed out of a direct US-Israel confrontation with the Iranian regime.

And still—it wasn’t enough.

A synagogue in Manchester was attacked.

Jewish charity ambulances in London were burned.

So let’s drop the illusion: this violence isn’t a reaction to UK foreign policy. It isn’t something that can be appeased away with concessions or restraint.

It’s targeted hatred—and it must be stopped with action, not just words.