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.
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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
The Pickle
‘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.
UK Politics
Keir’s cowardice
Why are UK politicians afraid to call it what it is?
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Igniting the tinderbox
Will Sunak pick up where Truss left off and move the UK embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem?
UK Politics
Fighting philo-semitism
Liz Truss wants to claim 'Jewish values'. We should stop her.
UK Politics
The unravelling of the anti-Left alliance
A Twitter spat reveals the breakdown of old allegiances.
UK Politics
The left’s best weapon
Johnson is going down, and wants to take the left with him.
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Sisterly hatreds
Why are transphobes so often antisemitic?
UK Politics
Why we’re still fighting antisemitism on the right’s terms
The controversy at the NUS shows we must fight antisemitism within a broader anti-racist struggle that combats the right’s attempts to rule through division.
UK Politics
Stop calling Cummings a 'svengali' – and not just because it's an antisemitic trope
We’re raging against the man, not the machine.