Muslims are not creating an 'Islamic Republic' in Britain. This is their home

Muslims are not attempting to establish an Islamic Republic in Britain, it remains their home, according to the article. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's recent comments suggesting otherwise have drawn criticism for their exclusionary nature and failure to accurately represent the British population. With around six percent of the population identifying as Muslim, their growing presence in various aspects of British life is a result of generations of settlement and participation, not a sign of an impending Islamic takeover.

Britain's diversity, including the presence of Muslims, Hindus, Catholics and others, is an ordinary consequence of the country's history of citizenship and participation. The notion that an increase in Muslim visibility leads to "Islamisation" or a "Judaisation" of Britain is a distortion of the facts. This confusion between citizenship and conquest has historical roots, but today's British Muslims are fully integrated into British society, holding various positions and contributing to the nation's institutions, culture and economy.