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How to save a soul
The Jewish debate on assisted dying.
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Laws unto themselves
To whom does the law apply?
UK Politics
‘The election showed that Muslims and other people of conscience can weaken the two-party duopoly’
The Muslim Vote provided a crash course in grassroots organising. What followed demonstrated why British Muslims can’t rest on our laurels.
UK Politics
Starmer’s project is not about hope
Labour’s response to the race riots reveals their broader political strategy
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Maybe Keir remembered he’s a human rights lawyer?
Assessing Labour’s week of Palestine policy
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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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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.
UK Politics
‘What pushed me to run was Gaza, to be honest’
Vashti speaks with Andrew Feinstein, the independent parliamentary candidate running for Keir Starmer’s seat
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‘People are really fired up and angry’: Resisting the Rwanda plan
Vashti speaks to activists fighting detentions, deportations, and the wider “hostile environment”.
UK Politics
Outcry, resignations, backtracking: Labour's floundering response to Israel's war crimes
The inside scoop on a chaotic three weeks for Starmer.