FAR-right activist Tommy Robinson has been invited to Israel as an “ally” of the government.
Israeli minister of Diaspora hailed Robinson as a “British patriot” and invited him to visit the country after the vile Manchester synagogue attack.
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A knifeman was shot dead by cops after unleashing a terror rampage which left two dead
Two people tragically died and four are in hospital after the horror unfolded outside Manchester’s Heaton Park synagogue on the holiest day of the Jewish calendar.
After the attack, minister Amichai Chikli said: “In the wake of the horrific Manchester terrorist attack, Israel and the Jewish people stand firmly with our allies in the United Kingdom.
“On behalf of the State of Israel, I am proud to host British patriot Tommy Robinson who will visit Israel in mid-October.
“Tommy is a courageous leader on the front line against radical Islam.
“At a time when Jews across Europe face rising antisemitism, it is vital to strengthen bonds with allies who refuse to be silent.
“He has proven himself a true friend of Israel and the Jewish people, unafraid to speak the truth and confront hate.
“Israel will always stand with the Jewish community and our allies worldwide.
“Together with friends like Tommy Robinson, we will build stronger bridges of solidarity, fight terror, and defend Western civilization and our shared values.”
Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, has previously been deported from many countries for national security reasons.
The far-right thug has convictions in the UK for fraud, stalking, assault, using someone else’s passport, using threatening behaviour, and contempt of court.
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