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Gill Levy

Jun 15, 2026, 7:20 PM

Does a Protest in Edgware Prove There Is Two Tier Policing In London?

Protest in Edgware on 14-06-2026 by Author

The phrase “two-tier policing” has become one of the most politically charged accusations that can be leveled at the police. Critics see it as evidence that different groups are treated according to different standards. Defenders dismiss it as a...

Jun 13, 2026, 1:29 PM

The Politics of Evil

What Epstein and Britain’s Grooming Gangs Reveal About Some Modern Protest Movements A noticeable trend has emerged within certain sections of Britain’s protest movements in recent months. References to Jeffrey Epstein have increasingly entered the language of political activism. Terms...

Jun 10, 2026, 8:30 PM

The Jewish Exception: The Experience of a Minority in British Society

British Jews have become accustomed to being told not to worry, that they are exaggerating or even fabricating threats against them. Every time a synagogue installs additional security measures, every time a Jewish school raises its perimeter fences, every...

Jun 6, 2026, 12:23 AM

When Police Associations Enter Political Territory

The fight against anti-Muslim hatred is both necessary and important. Muslims, like all minority communities, deserve protection from discrimination, hostility and violence. Police forces have a duty to ensure that prejudice against Muslims is recognised and challenged, and Muslim...

May 28, 2026, 8:52 PM

Nakba 78: Policing by Promises, Not by Action

Two female protesters with faces covering, offending in the vicinity of police and counter-protesters with Israeli flags. (courtesy)

The Metropolitan Police promised London a “zero-tolerance” operation. What London got instead was a £4.5million masterclass in performative policing. Ahead of the Nakba 78, Stand Up to the Far Right, and United the Kingdom marches on 16 May, Deputy Assistant...

May 9, 2026, 8:57 AM

The Greens: an Old Problem in New Language

There is a comforting myth in modern Britain that the worst things that can happen to Jews belong firmly in the past. That the Holocaust was a rupture, an aberration, rather than a culmination. That it arrived suddenly, fully...

About Me

Gill is a retired police officer who served 20 years with the Metropolitan Police Service. Since October 7th he has been on the front line of tackling Jew hate, whether that is writing about demonstrations on his personal Substack and The Jewish Chronicle, or providing police with evidence to prosecute those who would harm the British Jewish community.