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The Pickle
Maybe Keir remembered he’s a human rights lawyer?
Assessing Labour’s week of Palestine policy
The Pickle
Assessing Labour’s week of Palestine policy
Culture
If it’s diverse perspectives the Board of Deputies wants, they’ll have to accept anti-Zionist art.
Palestine-Israel
Across borders, diaspora Jews and Palestinians have been joined to each other. If they cannot survive colonisation, I do not know if we will either.
The Pickle
What does the pro-Israel right make of the results? And what’s the road ahead for the Jewish left?
Culture
‘I want the kids I meet to say “Oh! Maybe I don’t have to live like a patriotic militant freak!”’
The Pickle
On electoral ambivalence.
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An anti-racism that is selective is no anti-racism at all.
‘By my death I wish to make the strongest possible protest against the passivity with which the world is permitting the extermination of the Jewish people.’
As some Israeli soldiers light Hanukkah candles on the ruins of Palestinian homes in Gaza, we must look to the rich Jewish tradition of opposing tyranny.
Last weekend’s March Against Antisemitism was in fact a march against solidarity with Palestinians.
Moshé Machover assesses Israel’s Gaza war in its historical context – and offers a stern warning.
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Keir Starmer's staunch defence of Israel is no anomaly, but is rather in keeping with a tradition of Zionism with deep roots in the UK’s Labour Party.
Who counts as a hostage, and what does it mean to be one?
Portraits from BJA’s recent action at the German Embassy.
It is the end of term at the University of Oxford, but the university’s Palestine solidarity encampment operates on a different timeline.
In the months following 7 October, the Canadian Jewish left’s largest organisation declared itself anti-Zionist. One member of Independent Jewish Voices Canada explains why.
The strange history of an intra-racial slur.
Instead of relying on police, provosts and prime ministers, it’s time we mobilised cross-community movements to uproot antisemitism at its foundations.
Two decades after the “Save Darfur” movement failed, the recurrence of ethnic cleansing and famine in Sudan calls for an international response that better accommodates political complexity.
The “democratic and representative body” of the UK’s Jewish community does not speak for me, and thousands of others
Vashti speaks with Andrew Feinstein, the independent parliamentary candidate running for Keir Starmer’s seat
Zionism depends on a terrified diaspora. But a Jewish ethnostate that subjugates Palestinians in our name does not make anyone safe.
Vashti speaks to former Jewish youth leaders who have struggled to reconcile their values with their Zionist education.