Well let's be candid, you still haven't actually shown me any evidence whatsoever. And what you are saying is that because the Tories haven't criticised Israeli treatment of Palestinians, that is somehow then linked to not banning shechita in this country?
I could just as easily say (without evidence) that the Tories are not banning Halal or Shechita because they are respectful of different religious cultures. That would simply be an opinion.
If I said without evidence that Labour wanted to ban Shecita, but wouldn't do so because they would have to simultaneously ban Halal and upset their Moslem voter base, I reckon you could reasonably question whether my views were an Islamaphobic conspiracy theory.
Sorry impede, you're not convincing me and it sounds very much like the conspiracy theory I allude to.
Where have I said that that buying into any criticism of Israel is antisemitic? I haven't actually discussed my nuanced views on the difficulties of protecting the security of a legitimate Jewish state whilst also recognising the legitimate Palestinian concerns of how to resolve the issue of the disputed territories. I was wondering more along the lines of why somebody opposed to the Israeli government, smearing them with unevidenced conspiracy theories, was then vehemently trying to defend the anti semitism of the Labour party directed at individual Jewish people.
For the record, I can see both points of view; it's a complex issue and sadly without trust and compromise I can't see a peaceful outcome any time soon.