Protest nation
Pro-Palestine activists at Columbia show an America unable to come to terms with its own helplessness.
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Anti-Semitism is rife in Britain – but be wary of simple media narratives
The row over a London police officer calling a man “openly Jewish” at a pro-Palestinian march reveals the perils of…
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The age of danger
Order is breaking down as the great powers take sides in multiple wars.
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Why Iran’s attack on Israel failed
The drone and missile strike conveyed as much weakness as it did strength.
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The Israel-Iran endgame
What the West doesn’t get about the Iranian regime.
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Netanyahu has launched a war Israel can never win
Six months into the war in Gaza, internal and external pressure is mounting on the prime minister.
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My mother-in-law’s life ended as it began: in a Gazan refugee camp
The last time I saw her was when I left for Egypt. Now, I watch from afar as my family,…
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The UK should stop sending arms to Israel
After Israeli forces killed seven aid workers in Gaza, there is renewed momentum to reach a ceasefire.
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Former head of Shin Bet: Hamas’s nightmare is a two-state solution
The former head of Israeli intelligence Ami Ayalon on why Israel is losing the war.
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Benjamin Netanyahu’s war games
The prime minister is staking his political survival on a war Israel can’t win.
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Here in Israel people feel deeply unsafe and the two-state solution looks doomed
At the site of Hamas’s 7 October attack, one struggles to comprehend the horrific consequences of the war and of…
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Saudi prince Turki al-Faisal: reaching a peaceful solution in Gaza is easy
The Saudi royal and former ambassador to the US on the lack of political will in solving the Israel-Palestine conflict.
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War and the West Bank
Settler violence in the occupied territory is intensifying, and Palestinian deaths are mounting.
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What’s stopping a two-state solution?
The difficulties come not so much with the talk of “two states”, but of a “solution”.
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How dangerous is George Galloway for Labour?
History suggests the Workers Party MP will lose his seat in the general election – but Muslim anger and apathy…
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How the Israel-Gaza war broke British politics
The UK is sliding towards Trumpian divisive politics, hate not hope. Calm and proportion are badly needed.
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Labour’s uneasy victory over Gaza
Shadow cabinet ministers are asking why it took an SNP motion for the party to shift its position.
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There is a real split between the SNP and Labour on Gaza
Keir Starmer believes backing the motion would jeopardise future Middle East negotiations.
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Has Labour’s position on Gaza actually changed?
The party’s language towards Israel has toughened but its previous conditions for a ceasefire remain.
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Layla Moran: “I’m searching for kernels of hope in the rubble”
The Liberal Democrat MP on polarisation and her relatives trapped in Gaza.
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