PMQs review: Badenoch hammers Starmer on Mandelson
Keir Starmer struggled to deflect questions about his ambassador’s friendship with Jeffrey Epstein
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David Lammy’s Gaza cowardice
In a letter last week, Lammy said the Foreign Office had concluded Israel’s actions were not a genocide.
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The Bedouins exiled in Palestine
As Israel approves a new settlement that will divide the West Bank, communities face erasure.
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Netanyahu’s government is moving against Arab Israel
Amid anti-war protests and pressure for a ceasefire in Gaza, the Israeli prime minister is looking ahead to the next…
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Israel and Benjamin Netanyahu are trapped
The offensive on Gaza City is cursed by the same impossible dilemmas as the rest of this war.
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Why the American right turned on Israel
The victory of the radical right has resurrected its buried anti-Semitism.
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Palestine’s cycle of despair
International pressure for recognition of the Palestinian state is growing – but with Gaza in ruins, is a two-state solution…
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Letter from Gaza: “What I feel isn’t just hunger. It’s slow, internal erosion”
This famine is an engineered one – a war on our bodies, our clarity, our ability to move.
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Support for Palestine in Britain is not limited to Muslim voters
Opinion has shifted in the UK as Israel’s war in Gaza grinds on.
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The UK to recognise Palestine if there is no ceasefire
The diplomatic statement is conditional and will not alleviate pressure on the Prime Minister.
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Letter of the week: A catastrophic war
Write to letters@newstatesman.co.uk to have your thoughts voiced in the New Statesman magazine.
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Israel’s calculus on Syria
Benjamin Netanyahu has forgone diplomacy in favour of airstrikes on Damascus.
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A stable future for Gaza is a distant prospect
Israel’s former prime minister Ehud Olmert has accused his country’s leaders of planning a “concentration camp” on the Strip.
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Could Gaza unite the new left against Keir Starmer?
An anti-war movement is growing in force – inside and outside parliament.
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The BBC is afraid
From Gaza to Glastonbury, our public broadcaster makes panicked decisions that undermines its journalism and its future.
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The phone call that halted Israel’s strikes on Iran
Also this week: Sirens in Jerusalem and an audience with Isaac Herzog.
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The horror of Gaza’s children’s hospitals
One doctor’s experience of life and death in the warzone.
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Israel’s hollow victory
Benjamin Netanyahu has won the battle over Iran. But his war against Israel’s democracy is not over.
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Imperial calculations
In its attacks on Iran, Israel is exploiting the chaos of American foreign policy.
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Farage and Badenoch’s Iran headache
What does it mean to be an opposition party in a time of geopolitical turmoil?
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