As they say in England, Alhamdulillah!
That's right: Soccer fans of the Maccabi Tel Aviv team will be banned from the upcoming UEFA Europa League match at Aston Villa's Villa Park in Birmingham on November 6th.
Ayoub Khan, a Pakistani-born member of British Parliament who represents Birmingham, says excluding the fans (the majority of whom are Jews) is all about "safety."
What Khan did not explain is that "safety" is a concern because of violence from Muslims (and far-left Marxist allies). Last year, Maccabi fans were attacked on the streets of Amsterdam after a match. Some Maccabi fans were filmed shouting anti-Arab chants; a handful were seen taking down Palestinian flags. This led to violent escalation from Muslims (again, in AMSTERDAM). Dutch police arrested 62 people in the aftermath and Israel sent planes to evacuate its citizens.
Khan is not the only Pakistani Muslim celebrating the exclusion of Jews from a major British soccer stadium.
Zarah Sultana, born in 1993 to Pakistani Muslim migrants, is another member of Parliament. She doesn't just want to ban the fans of one Israeli team, but all of them.
Iqbal Hussain Mohamed, an Indian Muslim, was also giddy about the ban.
Iqbal, who represents Dewsbury, West Yorkshire (what a time to be alive) is internationally famous for his love of first-cousin marriages.
I'll leave you with the thoughts of Winston Marshall, who went viral in 2024 for debating Nancy Pelosi at Oxford Union:
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