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by Shiryn Ghermezian
Anti-Israel activist Pamela Hardyment was caught on video endorsing the genocide of Jews. Photo: Screenshot.
Police in the U.K. are investigating an anti-Israel activist after she made antisemitic comments during a protest against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to London earlier this month, Britain’s Jewish News reported on Friday.
A video filmed during the Sept. 9 protest in London shows Pamela Hardyment endorsing the genocide of Jews. “Six million Jews, wiped out,” she says in the clip. “I want them out of Israel… They can f*** off [and] go into the sea.”
When a bystander suggests, “You’d have to kill them all,” she replies, “So be it.”
Pro-Israel activist group Sussex Friends of Israel identified Hardyment as “a well known antisemite and anti-Israel activist.”
So far there have been no arrests, according to police involved in the investigation. Authorities said they were alerted on Thursday to an “alleged antisemitic video published online,” and that the video is “believed” to have been recorded on Sept. 9 at the rally in Westminster.
Watch Hardyment endorse the genocide of Jews in the video below:
