Prince Harry breaks silence on anti semitic attacks in Britain
Prince Harry talks about violence against certain communities in UK
Prince Harry is breaking silence on violence against Jewish communities.
The Duke of Sussex, in a recent confession, spoke about anti semitic violence in Britain.
The father-of-two sided with Jewish communities in Manchester and London as he writes for The New Statesman
He wrote: “We have seen how legitimate protest against state actions in the Middle East does exist alongside hostility toward Jewish communities at home – just as we have also seen how criticism of those actions can be too easily dismissed or mischaracterised.
“Nothing, whether criticism of a government or the reality of violence and destruction, can ever justify hostility toward an entire people or faith.”
He wrote: “We cannot ignore a difficult truth: when states act without accountability, and in ways that raise serious questions under international humanitarian law – criticism is both legitimate, necessary and essential in any democracy.
“The consequences do not remain contained within borders. They reverberate outward, shaping perception, inflaming tensions.”
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