UKIP supports the right of Israel to exist as a Jewish state. UKIP rejects calls for Israel to be punished for defending itself from attack. Yet UKIP calls on Israel to continue to ensure its military actions remain proportionate and to pursue a political solution to a political problem.Never mind this nestled in paragraph 16.5 from the 22nd page (why no highlight?)
Israel has every right to respond with proportionate force to these attacksMost definitely inherently anti-Semitic.
UKIP urges Israel to adopt a lasting solution based on a political dialogue and not just military strength. Political problems require political solutions. As with any genuine friend, UKIP reserves the right to be critical of Israel. We urge the Israeli army (IDF) to be proportional in its operations. UKIP is particularly concerned by the alleged use of white phosphorus on the battlefield by the IDF and by allegations of Gaza Strip blockades which hinders reconstruction. Allegations that the Israeli secret service, Mossad, stole the identities of British citizens to forge passports for a hit squad that carried out an assassination in Dubai is also deeply concerning. UKIP is an ally of Israel, as is Britain, and if the allegations are true, it would be a damaging abuse of our friendship that Israel chose to abuse the identities of nationals of a supportive country.Sounds like a word-for-word copy of liberal talking points, never mind anti-Israel propaganda.
UKIP calls for an immediate halt to the building of new settlements considered illegal under international law.
Well it seems you missed their entire position on Wahabism, but I didn't want to hijack this thread into a debate about UKIP's foreign policy positions.
Suffice it to say you're dead wrong about UKIP and if you'd like to have a detailed discussion about it, why not create a separate thread and state your case?