Category: antisemitism

BBC revises Jewish history and downplays antisemitism
anti-Zionism, antisemitism

The BBC rewrites the history of Jews in Morocco

Time after time, BBC News has been caught spreading a demonising image of Zionism or Israel. When challenged, BBC executives typically retreat behind claims of “conflict complexity” to excuse error or bias. This time, that defence does not apply. There is no Israel, no Zionism, and no contemporary conflict to hide behind. In a recently published BBC podcast Jewish suffering in Morocco was erased, centuries … Continue reading The BBC rewrites the history of Jews in Morocco

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antisemitism, Antizionism, BBC

The BBC Sides With the BDS Agenda

On Thursday evening, BBC News published an article on the Rosebank oil field, written by the BBC’s Scotland editor James Cook and Cara Berkley. On its face, the piece appears to concern domestic climate activism and energy policy. In reality, it reflects a broader pattern in which the BBC increasingly adopts the language, framing, and assumptions of activist movements whose hostility toward Israel is not … Continue reading The BBC Sides With the BDS Agenda

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antisemitism, Antizionism, Conflict history

Wafic Faour – A False Prophet of the Boycott Campaign

This post may be about anti-Israel activism in a single U.S. state, but it has relevance everywhere. It shows just how easily one man can build a movement on falsehoods, distorting his own story and misleading those around him. On 26 January, the City Council in Burlington, Vermont will once again discuss whether to divest from Israel. It is part of an organised campaign that … Continue reading Wafic Faour – A False Prophet of the Boycott Campaign

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Manchester City Council
antisemitism, Antizionism

Open Letter to Manchester City Council: Don’t Undermine Antisemitism Safeguards

Dear Councillors of Manchester City Council, I am writing regarding Manchester City Council’s decision to adopt a motion referencing what activists are calling “anti-Palestinian racism” (APR), and the council’s intention to explore definitions and related commitments. This is a serious and dangerous error. As part of my own investigation into how the concept of APR was developed and is being promoted in activist circles, I … Continue reading Open Letter to Manchester City Council: Don’t Undermine Antisemitism Safeguards

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BBC Verify does Groundhog Day
anti-Zionism, antisemitism, BBC

BBC Verify does Groundhog Day

The Duplicated BBC Verify Article On 23 October 2025, three BBC Verify journalists, Benedict Garman, Emma Pengelly and Matt Murphy, published a report on IDF movements in Gaza. The article claimed that in two areas, Israel was marking its withdrawal line deeper inside Gaza than originally declared. The areas involved appear to be near Jabalia in the north and Khan Younis in the south, two … Continue reading BBC Verify does Groundhog Day

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Anti-Palestinian racism header image
antisemitism, Antizionism

From Slogan to Industry: The Invention of “Anti-Palestinian Racism”

In recent years the term anti-Palestinian racism (APR) has moved from activist discourse into the language of public institutions across multiple Western democracies. In the UK it has now been raised in both Houses of Parliament. In the U.S. a group of elected officials turned the phrase into a political weapon. In Canada, the Canadian government provided funding to support the creation of APR educational … Continue reading From Slogan to Industry: The Invention of “Anti-Palestinian Racism”

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Ofakim - Wikipedia lies
anti-Zionism, antisemitism, Conflict history

The Lie Beneath the Tree: From Wikipedia Fiction To Witch Hunt

In September 2025, a large delegation of U.S. legislators visited Ofakim – a small town in southern Israel and one of the communities devastated during the Hamas atrocities of October 7, 2023. During their visit, they planted trees – a simple, universal memorial act in honour of the murdered civilians. That act has since been recast by anti-Israel activists as something sinister. Campaigners immediately claimed … Continue reading The Lie Beneath the Tree: From Wikipedia Fiction To Witch Hunt

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antisemitism, Antizionism, Islamic terrorism, Media Bias, The I/P conflict, Uncategorized

Exclusive: October 7 – The al-Shifa Hospital Hostage Convoy

Shortly after 10:40am on October 7 2023, a large convoy of vehicles drove through the gates of al-Shifa Hospital, Gaza’s largest medical complex. They were not ambulances, and they were not carrying wounded terrorists. They were carrying Israeli hostages. Using newly uncovered footage, it can now be shown that al-Shifa Hospital functioned as a key Hamas control hub in the transfer and distribution of abducted … Continue reading Exclusive: October 7 – The al-Shifa Hospital Hostage Convoy

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Burlington, Vermont
antisemitism, Antizionism

The Vermont Hate Crime Fantasy Sweeping the Nation

Who in the world wishes for a hate crime in their community? Apparently, Vermont elected officials do. With no hate crime charge, no law enforcement or judicial finding of deliberate targeting, and no evidence establishing motive, Vermont U.S Senators Bernie Sanders and Peter Welch, and Representative Becca Balint used the two-year anniversary of the tragic shooting of three Palestinian students to tell Vermonters a divisive … Continue reading The Vermont Hate Crime Fantasy Sweeping the Nation

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Seven days that shatter the Nakba Myth
antisemitism, Antizionism

The Seven Days that Shatter the ‘Nakba’ Myth

In anti-Israel circles, the dominant narrative of the Palestinian ‘Nakba’ rests on a single, almost unchallenged assumption: That a passive and defenceless Arab population was suddenly overwhelmed by violent Jewish militias determined to expel them and seize their land. From this foundational myth flow all the modern accusations of ethnic cleansing and genocide, repeated by governments, activists, and even the UN. This is the central … Continue reading The Seven Days that Shatter the ‘Nakba’ Myth

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