Israel’s invitation to British far-right figure Tommy Robinson has sparked significant backlash in the UK, raising concerns about the growing connections between Israel’s right-wing government and European far-right movements. Robinson’s trip, condemned by major British Jewish organizations, reflects a broader ideological shift that aligns with anti-Muslim rhetoric in Europe. David Miller, a sociologist, argues that pro-Israel groups have supported Robinson to redirect social grievances toward Muslims, asserting that mainstream UK parties also receive funding from Zionist movements. He suggests that this political realignment has transformed the far-right landscape, focusing on anti-Islam rather than traditional neo-fascism.
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