British activist Tommy Robinson doubles down on his unwavering support for Israel, citing personal encounters in the Jewish state as proof that most Brits back the cause.
In a candid segment of a wide-ranging Visegrad24 interview, British right-wing firebrand Tommy Robinson made it clear: his loyalty to Israel and the Jewish people is not just political—it’s personal.
Robinson, known for his outspoken stances on national identity and security, said his first-hand experiences in Israel cemented his belief that the nation stands as a front-line defender of Western values.
“I’ve walked the streets, met the people, and seen the reality the media won’t show,” Robinson said. “Britain’s silent majority knows the truth—most Brits support Israel and stand with the Jewish people.”
While his views have long been controversial in the UK, Robinson framed his pro-Israel stance as rooted in shared history, cultural bonds, and a recognition of Israel’s fight against the same radical ideologies threatening Europe.
The comments come at a time of heightened debate in Britain over Middle East politics, with Robinson positioning himself firmly on the side of Israel—insisting that this alignment reflects the will of the British majority.
