Under cover of darkness – the Jewish anti-Semite
Shortly after the start of the 2nd intifada, when Ariel Sharon’s footsteps on Temple Mount were being blamed for every other Palestinian home conveniently possessing an illegal weapon, my love affai...
Is the British Labour Party about to become a party of hate?
My areas of interest mainly relate to anti-Semitism and Israel, so I don’t often find myself writing on political issues in the UK. When the issues did connect, it was in relation to extreme right w...
The lies and the myths of the anti-Israeli crowd
How many lies and distortions can be spread in a single article? Sometimes, when reading on stories about Israel, so ludicrous the web being weaved, I somehow expect to hear Rod Serling overhead annou...
From Southampton to Exeter, 109 miles of extremism
A few months ago, I predicted the failed conference in Southampton would only be the start, so it comes as no surprise to see that several of the crew who were meant to have the main stage at Southamp...
Duma – A time for introspection
This specific piece is a blog amongst friends and it should be read as such; an in-house conversation such as those that supporters of Israel engage in at the Friday night dinner table (or for my Chri...
A distorted evening with Max Blumenthal
In the firm belief that listening to opposing arguments is vital, I took myself to the latest Max Blumenthal book launch for his written account of last year’s conflict in Gaza and Israel titled ‘...
The United Nations – the racism, the cost and the hypocrisy
In the coming days, the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) will receive and publish the findings from the Independent Commission of Inquiry on the 2014 Gaza Conflict. It is expected to be &...
Israel’s right to live in peace – BDS and the big lie
Israel has always had a weakness with PR; it is one of the perpetual down-sides of a nation having more serious issues to think about whilst also being faced with an enemy with a far larger population...