I am extremely worried about antisemitism and what I feel is that if we can’t have the people who have previously been radicalised, who understand what went wrong and are part of the fight against antisemitism now, if we’re saying: ‘No, no, no, you’re untouchable,’ then how can we pretend that we believe in rehabilitation?
Discussing rehabilitation and antisemitism.
Share
More from Kemi Badenoch
If he’d approved them back then, we would have British gas warming British homes this winter.
I’ve been very clear, as I did when we intervened with Section 35, when the Scottish Parliament wanted to put men in women’s safe spaces with their self-ID policy.
What is important for people to understand, is that where the Scottish Government is doing things that are bad for the people of Scotland, we will intervene, something which I did do when I was in government using the Section 35 powers.
We believe in free speech. We believe in a free press. And yes, of course, that might be painful for us as politicians, but public scrutiny is part of the gig. If Nigel Farage can’t handle difficult questions … then he shouldn’t be a…
Other voices in this conversation
