Table of Contents
- Welcome Back Controversy
- Activist's Controversial Remarks
- Government's Response
- Opposition Criticism
The Prime Minister has faced criticism for allowing a British-Egyptian activist back into the UK, an individual who has called for the deaths of Zionists.
The Shadow Justice Secretary stated that the Prime Minister should be ashamed of supporting Alaa Abd El-Fattah, who has incited violence against Jewish individuals.
Starmer has been criticized for welcoming activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah back to the UKCredit: Reuters
The Prime Minister stated that his case had been a government priority, saying: ‘I’m delighted Alaa Abd El-Fattah is back in the UK’Credit: PA
Democracy activist El-Fattah, 44, has made a series of controversial posts on social media, including statements such as: “Yes, I consider killing any colonialists and specifically Zionists to be heroic.”
He further asserted, “We need to kill more of them.”
Additionally, he has expressed sentiments about “advocating killing police” and “hating white people.”
Having spent most of the last decade in prison, he returned to the UK on Boxing Day.
The Prime Minister reiterated that El-Fattah's case was a government priority, stating: “I’m delighted Alaa Abd El-Fattah is back in the UK.”
Mr. Jenrick remarked: “Starmer's praise for this man is appalling.”
“This dangerous extremist should never have been allowed to enter the UK again.”
“Starmer and his Cabinet appear more focused on political correctness than on ensuring the safety of British citizens.”
‘This dangerous extremist should never have been allowed to enter the UK again’, Jenrick criticizesCredit: PA
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Alaa Abd El-Fattah controversial?
Alaa Abd El-Fattah is controversial due to his incitement of violence against specific groups, including his calls for the deaths of Zionists, which has raised concerns regarding his return to the UK.
What has the Prime Minister said about El-Fattah's return?
The Prime Minister has expressed his delight at Alaa Abd El-Fattah's return to the UK, stating that his case was a government priority.
What is the reaction from opposition parties?
Opposition parties have criticized the Prime Minister for supporting El-Fattah, labeling it as a serious mistake and expressing concern for the safety of British citizens.
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