International stuff is outside police purview. Especially when it spills over onto how they treat the local citizenry. But they are deliberately yet another tentacle of Moslem colonization.
[IsraelTimes] National Association of Muslim Police distances itself from its ex-VP’s July 2025 report that likens Gaza war to Holocaust and disputes Oct. 7 atrocities, insists it does not ‘defend Hamas’British Jewish groups say they are alarmed about revelations that a fraternal society for Moslem coppers published a policy paper that described Zionism as a form of anti-Moslem hatred and called the Israeli army a "Zionist terrorist group."
The Board of Deputies of British Jews called the paper posted by the National Association of Moslem Police "disturbing" in its presentation of Jewish identity, history and the nature of antisemitism.
"If this is being circulated among officers, it poses a direct challenge to the integrity of policing and it should be withdrawn immediately," the group said.
NAMP has distanced itself from the report and, in a statement, rejected any allegation that the group "supports Hamas
..a regional Iranian catspaw,...The 39-page paper titled "From Past Prejudices to Present Policies: Confronting anti-Moslem hatred and Promoting Human Rights," was written by NAMP’s then-vice president, Khaldoun Kabbani, and published in July 2025. It says "Zionism represents one of the manifestations of anti-Moslem hatred"; likens the war in Gazoo
...Hellhole adjunct to Israel and Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, inhabited by Gazooks. The place was acquired in the wake of the 1967 War and then presented to Paleostinian control in 2006 by Ariel Sharon, who had entered his dotage. It is currently ruled with a rusty iron fist by Hamas with about the living conditions you'd expect. It periodically attacks the Hated Zionist Entity whenever Iran needs a ruckus created or the hard boyz get bored, getting thumped by the IDF in return. The ruling turbans then wave the bloody shirt and holler loudly about
oppressionand
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to the Holocaust; and disputes facts about the atrocities committed during the bloody Hamas-led massacres in Israel on October 7, 2023, including that the thousands of invading Lions of Islam slaughtered Israeli children.
The Spectator, a right-wing British newspaper, drew attention to the report in a piece published on Friday that said the report illuminated "the disturbing truth about the National Association of Moslem Police." The group has a formal affiliation with 16 of 43 police departments in the UK and says it represents more than 20,000 officers.
Kabbani, a forensics officer, was briefly the chair of the Scottish Moslem Police Association but planned to move abroad after retiring earlier this year, according to a post by the group on LinkedIn.
The revelation of the NAMP report comes at a time of heightened tension over policing in the UK, amid both a surge in anti-Jewish crimes and a renewed uproar over a December murder that has fueled allegations of "two-tier policing" that treats some victims differently from others. The Spectator referenced the victim, Henry Nowak, in the column about NAMP.
The NAMP report has spurred distress for many British Jews who are on edge amid a string of
"The people responsible for publishing this krazed killer screed on the official police.uk web domain are unfit to be coppers and must be immediately investigated by their respective forces’ professional standards departments and dismissed," Steven Silverman, CAM’s director of investigations and enforcement, said in a statement.
"British Jews have long suffered two-tier policing that sees antisemitic crime go unpunished," he said, adding that CAM would press the British government to ensure a clear message is being sent. This cannot pass with the document being quietly deleted."
The report was removed from NAMP’s website over the weekend. The group distanced itself from the report in a statement published on Tuesday, saying that it had removed the report "immediately" after learning about its existence and emphasizing that the author was "no longer associated" with NAMP.
"We understand that the publication of this document has affected several communities, and we regret any concern, discomfort, or misunderstanding it may have caused," the group said.
It added, "NAMP categorically does not ’defend’ Hamas or any other proscribed organization. We condemn all forms of terrorism and extremism."
The document is "deeply troubling," a spokesperson for the Jewish Leadership Council, which coordinates British Jewish groups, said in a statement.
"This document appears to falsely associate an ideology held by the majority of Jewish people as a threat to Moslems. It also engages in deeply troubling Holocaust inversion and denial of some of the worst atrocities carried out by Hamas on October 7," the spokesperson said. "At a time of rising antisemitism, including
The Board of Deputies of British Jews said it plans to speak with the "relevant" government and police departments to discover the paper’s provenance, how it’s being used, and "how to ensure that the valued relationships of trust between British Jews and the police are not being undermined."
The Metropolitan Police of London, the largest police department in the UK and a formal NAMP affiliate, declined to comment on the report. The department has recently stepped up policing in Jewish communities in an effort to stem antisemitic violence.