Barbara Kay's article critiques the UK's inadequate response to rape gangs, contrasting it with Israel's decisive action during October 7.

The piece highlights a 219-page report by MP Rupert Lowe detailing systemic failures in addressing sexual violence by migrant perpetrators, particularly Pakistani and Bangladeshi Muslims.Victims faced neglect from authorities, with police, social services, and media failing to protect them due to multiculturalism policies.The report calls for harsher punishments, including potential reinstatement of the death penalty.

Kay draws parallels to Israel's handling of hostage situations, where communities mobilized to support victims, unlike the UK's fragmented response.The article underscores the impact of ideological barriers on justice, emphasizing the need for accountability and reform.