Month: June 2026

antisemitism, Antizionism, The I/P conflict

The PFLP Was There on Oct 7. The Archbishop Should Not Have Met Its Supporters

I will keep this as brief as possible. Following my article on the Archbishop of Canterbury meeting with two women with a history of PFLP affiliation, several people contacted me with a variation of the same response: “So what?” It is hard to believe that, after October 7, there are still people with so little understanding of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine … Continue reading The PFLP Was There on Oct 7. The Archbishop Should Not Have Met Its Supporters

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Archbishop of Canterbury with PFLP affiliated activists
antisemitism in the church, Antizionism, Islamic extremism

The Archbishop, Terrorists, and the Christians She Chose to Ignore

British Christians are being misled, not only by their own government and institutions, but increasingly by some of their own religious leaders. What the Archbishop of Canterbury did this week during her visit to Israel and the Palestinian Authority-controlled areas facilitates those who support violence. It sends a dangerous and deeply misleading message to the very people she is supposed to serve. At a time … Continue reading The Archbishop, Terrorists, and the Christians She Chose to Ignore

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Edgware protest Jewish Life
antisemitism, Antizionism

The Squeezing of Jewish Life in Britain

The attack on British Jews is relentless, Jewish life is being squeezed out of the UK, and the recent uproar over a property event in a synagogue in Edgware is just the latest example. You may respond: “but, but settlements”. And I will say this: If you have become emotionally invested in arguments over real estate from “disputed territories” in Israel being sold at a … Continue reading The Squeezing of Jewish Life in Britain

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Antizionism is a hate movement
anti-Zionism, Antizionism

From anti-Zionism to Antizionism

Tens of thousands march through our cities while chanting “From the river to the sea…” This is routinely presented in our media as a human rights movement, yet stripped of slogans, the political demand is straightforward – the replacement of one state with another across the entire territory – all while waving the flag of the proposed national replacement. That is not anti-nationalism. It is … Continue reading From anti-Zionism to Antizionism

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antisemitism, Antizionism

Baghdad to London: An Antisemitic Conspiracy Theory Implodes

Terrorist stabbings, firebombings, threats against synagogues, guards at school gates, and conversations in Jewish homes about whether it is still wise to wear visible Jewish symbols in public. British Jews are living under growing pressure in an increasingly hostile environment. And yet there is no stampede at Heathrow. Communities rarely uproot themselves quickly. People adapt. History shows Jewish communities often fail to recognise the precise … Continue reading Baghdad to London: An Antisemitic Conspiracy Theory Implodes

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