The Pickle
Peering into the post-election puddle
What does the pro-Israel right make of the results? And what’s the road ahead for the Jewish left?
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Culture
Meet Holocausts: The anti-Zionist punk band resisting literally everything
‘I want the kids I meet to say “Oh! Maybe I don’t have to live like a patriotic militant freak!”’
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A new season
On electoral ambivalence.
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Labour is winning back Jewish voters, but at what cost?
An anti-racism that is selective is no anti-racism at all.
UK Politics
Labour's Zionism has a past, but should not have a future
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.
The Pickle
The condition of being hostage
Who counts as a hostage, and what does it mean to be one?
The Jewish Left
Fighting Germany’s genocide drive
Portraits from BJA’s recent action at the German Embassy.
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Campus Dispatch II
It is the end of term at the University of Oxford, but the university’s Palestine solidarity encampment operates on a different timeline.
The Jewish Left
“Justice thou shalt pursue”: Canada’s Jewish left commits to anti-Zionism
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 Pickle
Kapos and coconuts
The strange history of an intra-racial slur.
Antisemitism and Anti-Racism
How to fight antisemitism – and win
Instead of relying on police, provosts and prime ministers, it’s time we mobilised cross-community movements to uproot antisemitism at its foundations.
International Affairs
The urgency of solidarity from Gaza to Sudan
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.