Jonathan Sacerdoti

It's not that Saturday people come first.

We're all in there.

In the ideology that says that infidels, non-Muslims, must be converted or forced to convert or be killed, if that's what you believe and you're willing to take up arms and fight against it or plant a bomb or carry a bomb or shoot or stab or ram in the service of that belief...

It's not that non-Jewish Brits are next.

They're actually being killed and attacked already.

And that's why I don't want this to be about Jews.

People always say, why do you always go on about Jews?

Or you Jews just constantly want us to hear about what's happening to you.

What about the rest of us?

I agree.

What about the rest of us?

If you think there is a threat from Islamic terrorism...

towards Jews, you have to acknowledge that that threat already exists towards all of us in this country who don't satisfy the terrorists' ideology.

So I would say Saturday people, Sunday people is a really useful phrase to try and say that we're the canary in the coal mine.

But it's already happening all over this country.

And the rape gangs is another example.

That wasn't to do with Jews.

That was to do with...

White, non-Muslim girls predominantly, but not just white.

Also, I think Sikhs were involved as well.