What happens when the pogroms are by Jews?
After Huwara

What happens when the pogroms are by Jews?
Zionism has inextricably linked our oppressions.
Journalists shot, boycotts criminalised – how exactly are we supposed to hold Israel accountable?
If Jewish solidarity withers in the face of the few bigots who drove down Finchley Road on Sunday, it is no solidarity at all.
Using Black oppression to exonerate Israel isn’t just immoral, it’s ahistorical.
Jewish, Black and Palestinian writers imagine persecution and liberation across the universe.
What constitutes ‘legitimate’ and ‘illegitimate’ criticism of Israel is determined by individuals who believe BDS and discussion of Israeli apartheid to be beyond the pale.
A network of government-funded NGOs are pushing the definition in an effort to redefine antisemitism and quash Palestinian dissent.
69 years after their village was razed on Christmas Eve, these Palestinians are determined not to let the pandemic prevent them from celebrating and mourning on their ancestral land.
A new documentary, screened at the UK Jewish Film Festival this week, considers whether exposure to video footage of the plight of Palestinians can change the hearts and minds of Israel’s fiercest advocates.