Israeli government slams Kier Starmer and Labour BANNING Jews from Maccabi Tel Aviv vs Aston Villa
October 17, 2025
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6:12Now PlayingIsraeli government slams Kier Starmer and Labour BANNING Jews from Maccabi Tel Aviv vs Aston Villa
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as posted by the channelTommy Robinson sits down with Amichai Chikli, Israel’s Minister of Diaspora Affairs & Combating Antisemitism, to discuss the shocking decision by Labour MPs to ban Jewish fans from the Maccabi Tel Aviv vs Aston Villa match.
In this explosive interview, Chikli delivers Israel’s response, calling out discrimination, hypocrisy, and the growing wave of antisemitism across Europe and in particular the UK.
Watch as Tommy and Chikli break down what this means for British Jews, the UK’s moral standing, the future of British democracy and why Israel refuses to stay silent.
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