How a man whose own Arabic-language statements place him within a wider resistance movement that includes armed factions continues to be presented primarily as an innocent victim of political persecution. Exposé.
What the Archbishop of Canterbury did this week during her visit to Israel and the Palestinian Authority-controlled areas facilitates those who support violence at a time when Christian communities have been devastated throughout much of the Middle East. Op-ed.
Speakers at the Arutz Sheva Conference in London warned that antisemitism is becoming normalized, fueled by radicalization, campuses and anti-Zionism.
APR is a dangerous term that suggests that trying to combat antisemitism is itself racist against Palestinian Arabs. A full report is linked below. Op-ed.
Investigative journalist David Collier and anti-Semitism researcher Rachel Feldman show how politicians and activists manipulated the narrative around a violent crime to ensure Jews-who played no part in the incident whatsoever-would be scapegoated. In sum, if the truth doesn't fit, ignore it.
I have a sincere question for the London Metropolitan Police; In all these ‘Freedoms,’ where is mine? A couple of weeks ago I was the victim of a racially aggravated attack. It is not the first attack against me or my property (my car in this latest case)…
Having been caught consistently working with terrorist supporters to create BBC News articles, you would have thought that BBC journalists would have learnt by now to conduct basic checks before holding hands with local journalists.
There are far too many occasions where a piece hides a central truth from the audience. The only logical conclusion is that there are BBC journos out there who are deliberately skewing the news. Opinion.
Let the BBC know what you think of them. Opinion.
The Jewish left. attacked their own in the midst of a brutal and bloody war – just when British Jews may possibly need the Jewish Chronicle more than we ever have before. And the Guardian and BBC? The pot calling the kettle black. Opinion.
