Subhead:Tommy Robinson “saw the reality that optimists like me were unable to differentiate,” Joseph Cohen, founder of the Israel Advocacy Movement, told Avi Yemini on the latest edition of The Yemini Report. #
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Having moved to Israel from the United Kingdom, Joseph Cohen, founder of the Israel Advocacy Movement, describes himself as a “Jewish refugee from the West.”
The U.K. is no longer safe for Jews — particularly those with a public profile, Cohen says, after receiving daily death threats and facing physical altercations, not to mention being doxxed.
These dangers are what led him to Israel — a path he believes many Jews in the West will unfortunately follow — and what steered him from being an advocate for interfaith dialogue to becoming a critic of radical Islam.
Now, years after debating with Tommy Robinson and Avi Yemini at Speakers’ Corner in London, Cohen confesses Tommy Robinson was right to raise the alarm about the danger of radical Islam.
