A decision by councillors to review financial links between Birmingham City Council and firms and countries involved in 'atrocities' - including Israel - has been slammed by Jewish communities and the council's Reform UK and Conservative groups.Jewish entrepreneur and campaigner Simone Schehtman, from Birmingham, said she feared the decision could impact community cohesion and sent a negative message to local Jewish people."When the local council of Britain's second biggest city supports boycotts against the world's only Jewish state, it does so to the detriment of community cohesion."The message taken by Jewish residents is clear - we care more about a...
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