Wednesday, August 24, 2016
‘Go back to Isra-hell’ Man launches savage anti-Semitic rant against Jewish family
In the shocking clip, a man can be heard yelling abuse at the brood, which included a child of three and a nine-week-old baby.
The man can be heard shouting: "Don't come round here, go to Stamford Hill, you're not welcome."
According to the 32-year-old father, the man also shouted at them, saying "f***ing Jews, go back to Isra-hell".
The appalling incident reportedly happened on Monday as the young family were planning on taking the Emirates airline cable car near Excel in east London.
The father, who has requested that his family remain anonymous, said: "I heard shouting, quite aggressively, aimed towards myself and my family.
"This guy who was walking with two children and a lady in front of them started to shout 'f***ing Jews, go back to Isra-hell.
"Don't come round here, go to Stamford Hill, you're not welcome'. He continued again and again. He sounded very aggressive."
The 32-year-old added that his six children aged 10, eight, seven, five, three and nine weeks, were left terrified by the incident.
He said: "My children all started crying, they were terrified. They were very scared and they didn't sleep that night at all. I don't think they will forget this very quickly. It was disgusting."
Shomrim, a Jewish community security group, is supporting the family following the alleged abuse.
Scotland Yard have confirmed they are looking into the incident.
A spokesman said: "Detectives in Newham are investigating an allegation of anti-Semitic abuse which was reported to police on Monday, August 22.
"The incident is said to have taken place on the same day at 5.15pm on Western Gateway, E16 near the Excel.
"A 32-year-old man states he was subjected to anti-Semitic abuse by another man."
It comes as Jewish families have revealed they are living in fear for their lives as anti-Semitic hate crimes have spiked in Britain.
The number of reported hate crimes against the Jewish community has risen more than 10 per cent in the first half of this year, with at least three people targeted each day.
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