(SeaPRwire) –
A national affinity group for UK Muslim police officers is facing overwhelming backlash. The group promoted a policy paper full of what critics call antisemitic lies. Accusations claim the entire organization is infiltrated or controlled by Islamists. This latest scandal comes as the UK already faces fire for two-tier policing of Middle East protests. The paper was first unearthed by UK magazine The Spectator.
Then-NAMP Vice President Khaldoun Kabbani wrote the paper, titled “From Past Prejudices to Present Policies: Confronting Anti-Muslim Hatred and Promoting Human Rights.” Kabbani calls Zionism a narrow, nationalist, colonialist viewpoint that fuels anti-Muslim hatred. He labels the IDF a Zionist terrorist group, and predicts this label will eventually be broadly accepted. He questions nearly all published reports of Hamas’ October 7 atrocities. He claims reports of beheadings were unverified media lies that stoked anti-Muslim hate. He also claims no Israeli infants died in the October 7 attack, with the only child death linked to IDF fire two days later. These claims directly contradict official UN data. The UN OCHA confirms at least 29 children were counted among October 7 fatalities by October 25. Israeli forensics head Chen Kugel also confirmed many burned victim bodies, including babies, were found without heads.
Critics across UK political and anti-antisemitism groups have slammed the paper. Andrew Fox of the Henry Jackson Society calls the document a collection of antisemitic lies and blood libels. Stephen Silverman of the Campaign Against Antisemitism says the paper is clear proof of Islamist infiltration. He calls for all responsible officers to be immediately investigated and dismissed from duty. Fox adds that antisemitism is skyrocketing across the UK. He says groups like NAMP are inherently divisive and destroy public trust in policing. He calls for an immediate clampdown on the organization, and says no police force should work with it going forward. When reporters reached out for comment, none of the relevant bodies responded. The National Police Chiefs’ Council, NAMP, and the UK government all stayed silent.
Britain’s refusal to address this scandal confirms two-tier policing is no conspiracy, it is a worsening reality.