In Gorton and Denton, the Muslim vote is fracturing
Voters have decisively turned against Labour
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Voters have decisively turned against Labour
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There is another tradition of Jewish thought, one which dissents from the world-view of modern Israel
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Decades of conflict and displacement have obliterated the history of one of the world’s oldest human settlements
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“Refugee OK to board” is written on my plane ticket. Cold. Sharp. Humiliating
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At London’s Southbank centre, a victory in “spirit” seemed to compensate for a crushing defeat in reality
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We must look squarely at the world as it is, in all its complexity – from migrant camps to new…
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A fragile ceasefire requires international pressure to mature into long term peace
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The capture of so many civilians on 7 October transformed Israeli society’s sense of itself
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Eli Sharabi’s agonising memoir explores how the world nearly forgot the Gaza hostages
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The Brits who helped broker the deal in Gaza
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The director of the Committee to Protect Journalists on Israel, censorship and how the UK needs to defend press freedom
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The release of the Israelis held by Hamas is reason to celebrate, but the real negotiations are only just beginning
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If peace in the Middle East holds, the American president deserves praise
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If this peace holds, it is no thanks to an impotent and dithering continental bloc
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Donald Trump ordered Israel to “immediately” stop bombing Gaza in response
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Since the 7 October attacks, humanitarian norms have been buried in the rubble of war
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Families of the taken no longer believe in Benjamin Netanyahu’s promises
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Anguish, famine and horror in the war zone
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The US president is deluded to think he can solve the Middle East
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A United Nations Commission has concluded that Israel is committing the worst of all international crimes
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