Keep being told, are there really parades of lovely, well-meaning, middle-class Brits

who just want the best for persecuted people? Well, yeah, there might be some people on those marches

like that. There might didn't be quite a lot of them. But there are also quite a lot of Islamists.

They started using the word genocide about Israel's response to the October 7th attack, literally on October 7th or 8th.

Yeah, it might have gone a bit far when you got to dead Jews at synagogue on Yom Kippur.

This attack was carried out by a guy called Jihad, the guy whose name translates as Jihad from Syria,

who carried out Jihad in Manchester.

Hello, welcome back to the Brendan O'Neill show with me, Brendan O'Neill, and my special guest

this week, Jonathan Satchad Doty, Jonathan, welcome to the show.

Hi, Brendan. Great to be with you.

You should say welcome back. We've had you on a couple of times, spreading your wisdom about the question of Israel, the question of what's happening with Jews in Britain and in Europe,

things you've been writing about for a long time now, but especially since 7th of October

2023. And we're heading to since 7th of October, 2023.

And we're heading to the second anniversary of that atrocity this week.

So there's a lot, I want to ask you about where things are at right now, two years on.

But it would be remiss of me not to start with asking you about the Manchester attack.

And the thing that a lot of us thought was coming, but dared not say it out loud, the attack on the synagogue, the Heaton Park Synagogue

in Manchester in which two Jews died. What was your thoughts when you heard about that, when you,

when you saw the coverage of that, is it something that

you expected but hoped would never come? Yes, it is. I mean, I'm not the only one to have said

that. I think we've heard it quite a lot. But I actually remembered an interview I'd done, I think,

10 years earlier. It just flashed back in my mind, which was just after the attack in Paris, the

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