UK police to step up patrols of Jewish areas amid 'heightened concern'

Way to miss the point entirely. But your blind, transparent self-interest and attempts to make your religion seem like the victim when it's actually the perpetrator are quite amusing so keep it up!

Really odd these anti-semtic attacks. I know a lot of Jewish people and they're really peaceful and integrated and there's no radicalist segment. Really odd.

It'd be nice to have protection for mosques too.

Yup. That's what i was doing.

Actually, it did seem like that.

In the wake of the attacks in Paris, many Muslims have turned this into something that's about their own victimhood (as per usual). It's almost like they view themselves as being inherent underdogs, and so they can't stand anyone else being in the limelight. Hence, you have the constant and bizarre assertions by some Muslims that merely reporting on the attacks is somehow a bigoted attack on them

It's like how you can't have a conversation with many Muslims about any injustice in the world without them taking over the conversation and making it about Palestine, or other collected grievances.

Is there no shame? Is there no sense of, "Yeah, some of our co-religionists committed a terrible terrorist attack. Now is not the time to make this about us"?

A constant obsession with self-pity and victimhood is psychologically unhealthy, and I believe it strongly contributes to the problem of terrorism and suicide bombing in the Muslim community

Try "Some of our co-religionists committed a terrible attack, Let's try and get some damage control so mosques aren't attacked."

when there is an terrorist attack that quoted foreign policy as a motive we condemn the attack

but it becomes foolish to not look at the foreign policy of the country

And how many actual serious attacks have there been on mosques? I'm talking about attacks where someone is injured? One? None?

The fact is that immediately in the aftermath of this attack, many Muslims went into victimhood mode and all they could talk about was how racist the West supposedly is. Interesting that was their first thought, not "I hope the survivors are okay, thinking about the families etc". Immediately it was, "We are the real victims here"

And what was the foreign policy motive behind this attack? Slaughtering cartoonists, innocent shoppers on their way home from work?

In fact, many Muslims don't condemn the attacks, they support them as, in their eyes, justified blowback for Western foreign policy

So you're saying we should abandon the agreed foreign policy because a revolting murderer has killed some civilians? You're basically saying that we don't have a foreign policy, and we just allow it to be decided by whichever sicko manages to get hold of a gun?