Nigel Farage SLAMS Starmer's response to Golders Green terror attack as extremism 'OUT OF CONTROL'

a London street now sadly an ordinary

day. Two people stabbed simply because

they're Jewish. It's now been declared a

terrorist incident. It's Iranianbacked.

And what do we get? What do we get from

the prime minister? The usual, you know,

justice will be served. It won't. We

still got the IRGC, not as a prescribed

organization, though he's now promised

to do it. And we still have the Muslim

Brotherhood banned in most sensible

Muslim countries, able to do what they

like, and hate marches allowed in

British cities. Something much bigger

needs to happen. My thoughts with the

community, but I'm afraid we need

action. Good morning. How are you?

>> Good morning.

>> Lovely talk to you. Glad

>> to talk to you. And can you believe it's

all happening again?

>> Could it happen again?

>> Well, we got to get Well, we got to get

it back on track. We got to get

>> We depend on your kindness and your

generosity is constant.

>> Yes, I'm afraid it is a constant, but

I'll do everything I can. The

>> three things the government can do

today. very very quickly to say look we

know the differences what is right and

what is wrong just as we come we don't

want to flood the cafe thank you

>> quiet morning

>> well let me start by saying what an

appalling attack this is and uh my

thoughts and all of our thoughts are

with the victims their families their

loved ones and um let's be frank this is

not an isolated incident there've been a

series of anti-semitic attacks. I know

firsthand the anxiety that that is

causing in the community um and concern.

I was at Kenton uh synagogue last week

where I heard uh a lot about that level

of anxiety. It'll be worse after today.

We're very much in touch with the uh

community and I'll visit as soon as

possible.

Um this is yet another anti-semitic

attack in this country and you've said

yourself that it's the first

responsibility of government uh to

ensure citizen safety. Uh your critics

will say you're not doing that.

>> Well, I've just held a COBRA meeting

bringing together all the relevant

partners um including the home

secretary, uh the London mayor, the

Metropolitan Commissioner uh to

coordinate our response um and to look

at enhanced security. I've also spoken

to CST. There is enhanced funding

already in place. Uh we need to increase

that to give the level of protection

that is needed. We need to take measures

to deal with Malay malign state actors.

Um but we also have to be really clear

um that we need to get to the root

causes of extremism and anti-semitism.

And so that is what we're doing.

>> Um Cammy Bnoff says this is a national

emergency. Uh Nigel Farage says the

Jewish community is in your thoughts and

prayers uh but with no action. What do

you say to these criticisms?

>> Well, the government is taking action um

in relation to security, cohesion,

extremism, but of course um it's our

responsibility um to coordinate the

immediate response here to uh this

appalling attack to ensure security is

in place to take other measures. Um I'm

holding a meeting tomorrow with the

criminal justice agencies to make sure

that we can have effective and swift

justice uh in these um cases. But we do

have to recognize the levels of anxiety

and concern uh there are that I know

about um in terms of the Jewish

community feeling very much um exposed

and vulnerable feeling they've got to

hide their identity sometimes in the

health service sometimes at school on

the streets where they live. Um and it's

our job to make sure that they feel safe

um and secure. It's our job uh to uh

make sure that we absolutely deal with

the roots of anti-semitism and

extremism. That is what we will do.

>> Home Secretary, the Metropolitan Police

have said that this is being treated as

a terrorist incident. Why is that? Is

there any evidence that perhaps uh

terrorists linked to Iran might have

been involved here?

>> Uh well, this horrifying attack has now

been declared a terrorist uh incident.

The police are continuing to

investigate, but the initial uh

circumstances do suggest that the uh

designation as a terrorist incident is

the right one. As more of the facts are

established in what is very early uh

investigation phase at the moment, we

will of course be sharing those with the

public. There isn't any further

information we can give at this stage

other than that this horrifying attack

has now been declared a terrorist

incident.

>> Connections to Iran perhaps? Well, it's

it's very early to say uh what the

motivations of this attacker may have

been and it would be improper for me to

speculate whilst the facts are being

established. Uh but as soon as more

facts are established then we will of

course be keeping the public updated. In

terms of keeping the public safe and

particularly the Jewish community safe,

the PM said that uh the first

responsibility of the state is to keep

people safe and yet the Jewish community

are clearly less safe than their

neighbors, aren't they?

>> Look, I want to be very clear that uh

this is a horrifying attack. It is now

being declared as a terrorist incident

and my thoughts are with the victims,

their families and the wider community

as well. An attack on our Jewish

community is an attack on us all and we

take the safety of our Jewish community

very seriously. The government has

already been taking action on security

on making sure that our synagogues, our

community centers, our Jewish schools

are well protected. Uh there has been an

enhanced police presence that will

continue and we will strain every senue

to keep all of our Jewish community

safe.

>> You talk about an enhanced police

presence but as you've said this this is

not the first time they've been

attacked. There have been quite a few

particularly in the golders's green

area. One thinks of the ambulances being

torched and so on. Um what more can you

do? What more needs to be done to make

the Jewish people Jewish community feel

safer because clearly they're very

worried.

>> Well, look, my first responsibility is

is to make sure that on the security

side of the picture and also with

policing that we are doing absolutely

everything uh that we can. And that's

why the government has recently

announced an uplift in funding for

project servtor, which is responsible

for putting more specialist and plain

clothes police officers uh within some

of our Jewish uh community areas. I I I

will make sure we do everything in our

power to keep our community safe, but

we're also very clear as a government

that we have to tackle the root causes

of anti-semitism that is leading to this

environment in which our Jewish

community is coming under attack. We put

money behind education to try to deal

with these issues when our children are

young so that they understand how we

should behave towards one another to

root out hatred before it is able to

take hold. And my colleagues uh in the

health department and in other parts of

government are reviewing the wider

response uh that we need as a government

because we are absolutely clear. Yes, we

have to keep our community safe but we

do have to deal with the root causes as

well and we will. Well, you talk about

the root causes, but uh whatever you're

doing about the root causes doesn't seem

to be working, does it?

>> Well, I look and I we are already taking

a large amount of action on security uh