No arrest I READ your article (February 14) headlined Preacher called for Jihad against Israelis about a preacher called Muhammed ibn Muneer who is shown to support a host of controversial and unpleasant viewpoints such as death to adulterers and homosexuals. He also strongly supported Holocaust denier Roger Garaudy and stated: “You know those dastardly Jews, profiting from the Holocaust”. Having read all of this hate-filled bile, I expected to read that this person had been arrested and charged with a hate crime. But, unbelievably, this was not the case because it seems that none of these actions are apparently deemed by the powers-that-be to be illegal. Howard Gardner, Sale, Cheshire. To read more on this story, subscribe to our new e-edition. Go to E-edition.jewishtelegraph.com. E-MAIL: letters@jewishtelegraph.com Full names and addresses must accompany letters and will be published unless correspondents specify otherwise. If you have a story or an issue you want us to cover, let us know - in complete confidence - by contacting newsdesk@jewishtelegraph.com, 0161-741 2631 or via Facebook / Twitter

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