Not worth posting on their own, so thought I'd stick them in one thread, with links to full story.

Sun newspaper forced to remove jewish discussion

"A discussion thread on The Sun website headed 'Jews control America - Proof', and littered with virulently anti-Semitic postings has been removed, after the Jewish News contacted the paper, following a complaint from one of our readers."

Yet more holocaust memorial blether

"At schools, shuls, care homes and councils, tens of thousands of people across London this week remembered the victims of the Holocaust and reflected on the continuing lessons of man's worst crime against man.

Among the hundreds of events taking place to mark the ninth annual Holocaust Memorial Day was Sunday's national commemoration in Coventry, attended by dignitaries including the Chief Rabbi and Home Secretary Jacqui Smith, and preceded a day earlier by a walk through the streets of the host city in which hundreds of participants wore stickers reflecting this year's theme, Stand up to Hatred. "

quickly followed by

orthodox jew gets slapped senseless on holocaust memorial day

"An Orthodox man from Golders Greenyesterday spoke of his determination to continue living an openly Jewish life after he was viciously beaten and left with blood pouring from his face, in one of the most serious incidents of an unprecedented wave of anti-Semitism afflicting Britain.

Wearing a kippah and his long Shabbat coat, Michael Bookarz was walking home from La Fiesta restaurant on Golders Green Road on Saturday night when he was set upon by two hooded attackers."

jew politician claims Israel behaving like Nazi Germany

"Veteran Jewish politician Sir Gerald Kaufman has come under fire for comparing Israel to Nazi Germany.

Drawing on his own family history last Wednesday, the Labour MP for Gorton told the House of Commons: "My grandmother was ill in bed when the Nazis came to her home town... a German soldier shot her dead in her bed. My grandmother did not die to provide cover for Israeli soldiers murdering Palestinian grandmothers in Gaza."

Kosher dummies spat out about BNP's Richard Barnbrook attending holocaust remembrance day

"As millions of people worldwide joined for International Holocaust Remembrance Day on Tuesday, a series of political motives, anti-Semitic attacks and protests against Israel's involvement in Gaza hindered several activities, marring a day that community leaders say should have been about education and awareness.

A commemoration by the London Assembly, an annual event initiated in 2005 by Assembly Member Brian Coleman, was marked with controversy this year when the Conservative politician decided not to attend the ceremony following a disagreement on where certain members should be seated.
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Coleman told the Jewish News the argument concerned BNP Assembly Member Richard Barnbrook's participation at the event, and assembly members being moved from the main floor to an area generally reserved for public seating."

and finally, BBC still bowing to "pressure from Jewish state"

"As thousands of complaints continue to pour into the BBC and Sky criticising the television giants' decision to withhold airing an appeal video calling for donations for the people of Gaza, important questions were raised by communal leaders regarding how and when humanitarian funds should be garnered and how politically involved the media truly is.

The BBC drew condemnation almost immediately after announcing its abstention last Thursday, followed by written letters and public denouncements ranging from prominent politicians like Douglas Alexander, the international development secretary, to celebrities like Golden Globe winner Samantha Morton who has threatened to never again work for the corporation if they do not acquiesce.

Others, including Health Minister Ben Bradshaw, pointed the finger at Israel. Insinuating the BBC had bowed to pressure from the Jewish state, he said: "I am afraid the BBC has to stand up to pressure from the Jewish state occasionally.""