Guess who is protesting this?

Would you protest this? The British People's Party describes itself thus:

We represent the interests of the ultra Nationalists of Great Britain. With the advent of "Populism" into the edges of the mainstream of British politics, there are many of us who refuse to compromise our principles and strategy.

The British People's Party already has many adherents and we are continually encouraging new membership. Why? Because the leadership of many of the White Nationalists in the United Kingdom will remain for a good period of time in the hands of outright opportunists WITH NO INTEREST IN WHAT WE BELIEVE IN apart from what they can procure in cash and to act as a safety valve for ZOG's State. The need for a Movement such as the BPP is now a drastic necessity.

We welcome membership applications from only those who believe in the traditional values of Racial Nationalism.

Which is to say, it sounds a lot like this. Which makes it all the more compelling that "UK Muslims call to curb anti-Semitism."

More than 20 prominent British Muslim leaders have signed a letter denouncing the rise in anti-Semitic attacks resulting from Operation Cast Lead and calling on Muslims to help prevent attacks on Jews in the UK.

The Community Security Trust (CST) has reported a sharp rise in anti-Semitic incidents in recent weeks, with more than 150 reported attacks on Jews, Jewish-owned property and even an arson attempt on a London synagogue.

"We are deeply saddened to hear about anti-Semitic assaults on British Jews, and a recent arson attack on a London synagogue. Although the perpetrators are yet unknown, we unreservedly condemn attacks on innocent British citizens and the desecration of all places of worship," the Muslim leaders wrote.

Signatories to the letter, which is being circulated to more than 1,200 mosques and Islamic centers around the UK, include internationally renowned imams, writers, academics and community activists. The signatories also number members of all major Islamic groupings including Sunnis, Shi'ites, Deobandis, Barelwis, Salafis and Sufis.

"The ongoing killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza by Israeli forces has angered us all. However, this does not, and cannot, justify attacks on our fellow citizens of Jewish faith and background here in Britain," the letter reads.

For going on eight years now, we've been asking where are the "moderate" and non-jihadist Muslims. So it needs be noted when they appear.