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Greg Sheridan condemns Australia’s rising antisemitism and argues that left-wing ideology has helped fuel hostility toward Israel and Jews.
The Green Party voted to define Zionism as racism. Israel barred party leader Zack Polanski from entering the country. The Independent reported both. Then somebody went looking for photographs.
Ireland’s football team again turned their Nations League soccer match against Israel into a hostile political display - alienating their own part-Israeli teammate Finn Azaz in the process.
Cable Street was part of my family story and my Jewish pride. Ninety years later, watching Zionists told they were unwelcome at its commemoration felt like a betrayal of what it stood for.
For years, Hamas has indoctrinated Gaza’s children with hatred and glorification of violence. Now, brave Gazan parents are speaking out about what that ideology has done to their own families.
A Flydubai flight carrying more than 170 people nearly ended in catastrophe. Investigators are still establishing exactly what happened. Online, apparently, no investigation was required. Israel did it.
In the Netherlands, misreading a wine label from the Golan can now mean a year in prison. That story, and two other misleading narratives from this week, broken down with the facts.
When NAZA - an 80-minute documentary by Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor about the IDF’s alleged conduct in…
Google’s new satellite images provide a remarkable record of Gaza’s destruction. They show us what has disappeared from the landscape. They cannot tell us why each building disappeared, what happened there before it did, or what was underneath it.
Booker Prize-winning Irish novelist John Banville withdraws from a Spanish literary festival after a Jewish author is excluded over her Israel stance.
I photographed elite sport for the Daily Mail and Daily Mirror. Ireland’s performance before kickoff against Israel left me sickened by what had become of the simplest sporting courtesy.
Soccer balls, cameras, schools and now skateboards. The Guardian has found another everyday object through which to tell its Gaza story. This one deserves a closer look.
Even a fierce Israel critic admits the ICJ has not ruled Israel committed genocide in Gaza. So why do so many keep claiming otherwise?
Three more Palestinian Islamic Jihad child soldiers, aged 16 and 17, have been identified in newly released martyr posters, bringing the number of confirmed minors deployed by Gaza terrorist groups during the October 7 War to 26.
The Guardian gave New York congressional candidate Darializa Avila Chevalier space to call Netanyahu a war criminal and invoke Martin Luther King in the process. What her piece leaves out, October 7th, Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis, Iran's own record, tells the real story.
Saied Abu Farchi celebrated an Israel goal with a corner flag. Reuters called it a gun. There was one rather useful photograph they might have looked at first.
Reports of rape, child marriage and sexual abuse in Gaza are horrific. But once again, Palestinian society’s own failings are being explained away as consequences of war and Israel, while the agency of those committing the abuse disappears from the story.
Gaza’s children are returning to classrooms, but the story is bigger than rubble, tents, and missing school supplies. For years, Palestinian textbooks have glorified martyrdom and violence while international donors looked the other way. What children are taught today helps shape who they become tomorrow, and peace can be taught just as surely as hate.
Ed Miliband isn't the first to invoke his own Jewishness as cover while working against Israel and the Jewish people. What is new to this generation is the motivation to do so.
16-year-old child soldier Suhaib Labad was previously shown in the martyr video of another Hamas terrorist.
What did the New York Times and Los Angeles Times leave out of their headlines about Elor Azaria’s pardon? One rather crucial detail.
The Guardian's offices are infested with bedbugs not long after the outlet's co-produced "documentary" NAZA made anti-Israel headlines around the world. Karma?
I grew up in London with IRA bomb warnings and lost a fellow photographer to an IRA bomb. Now Irish soccer officials are treating a match against Israel as a moral contamination. I have some difficulty with the lecture.
Brendan O’Neill and Eurovision star Lion Ceccah push back against the pressure on entertainers to pass the “Free Palestine” loyalty test.
Motaz Azaiza says a group called SMART belonged to Hamas and included every journalist in Gaza. For anyone who has spent the past three years looking closely at the pictures coming out of Gaza, that is worth stopping over.
A Gaza City building collapse reportedly killed 21 people, but coverage overlooked reports that one victim may have served in former Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh’s security detail.
This week, Congressman Gregory Meeks placed a hold on a $2.8 billion arms sale to Israel, questioning whether the 'Netanyahu government' can be trusted with it. There may be a case against this sale, but that certainly isn't it.
The silent figures in red make haunting photographs, but that isn’t an accident. By their own admission, the Red Rebel Brigade understands the power of its imagery to grab attention and reach the international press.
