I attended the Green Party conference, spending time inside the conference halls and observing demonstrations outside. I tried to speak to as many Green Party members as possible. When I dive into sewers such as this, I rarely rush to publish. I need time to recover, as well as to analyse footage and digest and understand what I have experienced. My goal is to try … Continue reading Inside Occupied Territory at the Green Party Conference
This is written in anger – as I believe it should be – and I will keep it brief. Yesterday, the BBC ran a live page carrying several updates about October 7 memorials. Today, just one day later, it published a piece about daily deaths in Gaza. Think about that timing. A report like this takes preparation; its publication was an editorial choice. It reads … Continue reading The BBC’s Spiteful Hamas Propaganda
Simon & Schuster, one of the “big five” English-language publishers, believes that publishers have responsibilities beyond selling books. We know because Simon & Schuster told us so in their self-stated mission to ensure “equity and a safe environment” for all. Yet Simon & Schuster is actively republishing the work of Susan Abulhawa, an author who has celebrated political violence, repeatedly used dehumanising language about Jews … Continue reading Simon & Schuster Run From Social Responsibility
Within the space of a few days, two Church of England institutions were forced into humiliating retreats. At Lambeth Palace, the Archbishop of Canterbury withdrew an award she had personally presented to Hafiz Tahir Ashrafi, a leading Pakistani cleric who was honoured for “reconciliation and interfaith cooperation”. Ashrafi was no genuine interfaith operator. He helps uphold Pakistan’s brutal blasphemy laws, has supported the persecution of … Continue reading The Church of England is a runaway train – and its driver is out of her depth
Hey Mohsen, I’ll be honest. I almost wrote this as an article directed at the American public, titled “Hey America – You’re Being Played!” But in the end, I realised that if I am going to speak plainly, it is better to address you directly. So here it is: My starting point would be this, Mohsen: if you really want to convince people that Mohsen … Continue reading Hey Mohsen: You Asked to Be Judged by Your Words and Actions
Published today, Mohsen Mahdawi: A Timeline of Support for Terrorism is the result of months of research into Mahdawi’s history, political activity and the public narrative that has developed around him. A link to download the full report is at the bottom of this article. “Let’s for once be shrewd and politically astute, and let’s play skillfully with their minds; act meek until we gain … Continue reading Exclusive Report – Mohsen Mahdawi: A Timeline of Support for Terrorism
Whichever city i visit, I invariably come across a pro-Palestine street stall set up along the main shopping street on a Saturday afternoon. Last weekend I was in Liverpool – and when I spotted one, I did what I always do – stopped to have a quick chat. This one was of particular interest. Being in Liverpool, this was not your usual gang of elderly … Continue reading The Clueless Hate Preachers in Liverpool
The U.S.-based Jewish progressive advocacy group J Street is joining the ranks of useful idiots who have come before. Are we to be suicidally empathetic? Is that J Street’s message? If so, that’s not a side of the street any Jew should be on. On July 28, J Street posted an urgent message claiming to speak in the name of the “Jewish community” and calling … Continue reading Hey J Street – Have you lost your mind?
A young Jewish man in Enfield, North London, is out for an evening walk in his local park. He notices antisemitic graffiti on the ground and sends photographs to his father. Seeing it as a sign of the times, his father posts one of the images on social media. Within two days, the post has been viewed more than a million times. This is not, … Continue reading How an Antisemitic Conspiracy Theory Became a Community Note on X
On 27 April 2026, 14-year-old Rida left her home in Lahore, Pakistan to buy food for her younger siblings while her parents were at work. Rida was abducted by a Muslim man named Muhammad Saqib. Three days later, he presented the child before a court, claiming she had converted and willingly married Saqib. Just a few weeks ago, on 12 June 2026, another 13-year-old Christian … Continue reading Abandoned: Christians Killed Without a Word of Protest
