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The '''Israel Advocacy Movement''' (IAM) is a UK-based pro-Israel group which declares that that its mission is to "counter the increasing hostility Israel suffers at the hands of the British public, caused by huge volumes disinformation circulated by Israel’s enemies".<ref>[http://www.israeladvocacy.net/about/#sthash.Ut2XspJW.dpbs About], Israel Advocacy Movement, accessed 5 May 2016</ref>.
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The '''Israel Advocacy Movement''' (IAM) is a UK-based pro-Israel group which describes its mission countering "the increasing hostility Israel suffers at the hands of the British public, caused by huge volumes disinformation circulated by Israel’s enemies".<ref>[http://www.israeladvocacy.net/about/#sthash.Ut2XspJW.dpbs About], Israel Advocacy Movement, accessed 5 May 2016</ref>.
  
 
==Activities==
 
==Activities==

Revision as of 16:22, 5 May 2016

The Israel Advocacy Movement (IAM) is a UK-based pro-Israel group which describes its mission countering "the increasing hostility Israel suffers at the hands of the British public, caused by huge volumes disinformation circulated by Israel’s enemies".[1].

Activities

The IAM has "campaigns" against the UK charity War on Want, singling out its support for the boycott movement against Israel, and the pro-Palestinian Palestine Return Centre.

A local newspaper in Kent reported that Kent Anti-Racism Network accused the IAM of having a hand in the controversial suspension by the Labour Party of longstanding anti-racist activist Jackie Walker, for allegedly anti-Semitic comments.[2].

People

Notes

  1. About, Israel Advocacy Movement, accessed 5 May 2016
  2. Leading Labour activist Jacqueline Walker, of Thanet Momentum, suspended over comments about the Holocaust, Kent Online, 4 May 2016, accessed 5 May 2016.