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.
ByThe UK is sliding towards Trumpian divisive politics, hate not hope. Calm and proportion are badly needed.
ByMore instances of anti-Jewish hate were recorded in 2023 than in any other year since 1984.
ByThe party’s language towards Israel has toughened but its previous conditions for a ceasefire remain.
ByHow stereotypes and conspiracy theories about Jews have become a part of our common culture.
ByThe Liberal Democrat MP on polarisation and her relatives trapped in Gaza.
ByWith its military focusing on Rafah, Netanyahu’s government has spoken of large numbers of Palestinians being forced to leave the…
ByIsrael’s war is coming to a crunch point.
ByThe American international relations scholar on the wars in Gaza and Ukraine, and power competition in the Middle East.
BySpinning away an issue that is costing Labour votes is not a good idea.
ByWhy Zionists must support the Palestinians.
ByThe first woman on Facebook’s board – and the co-author of Lean In – on Hamas’s 7 October attack and…
ByThe US president is losing much-needed support over the war in Gaza, and mainstream Democrats aren’t helping.
ByIsrael’s war on Gaza has finally ended the myth of an American-led “liberal order”.
ByFrom the ICJ ruling to the defunding of UNRWA, global divisions over the conflict are becoming further entrenched.
ByThe court’s ruling hasn’t ended the fighting in Gaza, nor has it absolved Israel.
ByEhud Olmert on the war in Gaza, Benjamin Netanyahu’s political future and the possibility of a two-state solution.
ByThe US and its allies cannot change reality with air strikes.
ByWhy the path to peace is shorter in Gaza than Ukraine.
ByHow the US is losing control of the Middle East.
ByThe aims of the US’s and UK’s strikes on the Houthis were limited. But what happens next?
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