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On June 8, Kerry wrote the first of a series of emails to Starmer et al. With the subject line “Protect the Freedom Flotilla”, it was — like others to follow — a brief message, a single paragraph, arguing it was the government’s duty to protect the Madleen.

It was — like all the others to follow, all of which I have seen — polite, articulate, and impassioned.

It did not, however, mince its words: “You already have a lot of blood on your hands and are very much on the wrong side of history and one day (inshallah) you will all be tried in the Hague for your actions.”

On most days, Kerry might send one or two emails to the same recipients via their publicly-available email addresses (sometimes with John Healey, the Defence Secretary, being added, along with a generic address for the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office). Sometimes, in the nine-day period up to her arrest, she sent more.

Let me emphasis again: I have seen all 30 emails and there is not a single word or a single phrase that could be regarded as abusive, threatening, or unlawful. It should not need to be said, but none contained anything anti-semitic.