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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Journalists in Gaza are accepting a death sentence
Anas al-Sharif is among the hundreds killed by Israel since 7 October 2023.
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Palestine Action and the radicalisation of grandma
The Labour Party should remember that, in modern Britain, older people are the ones who do politics properly.
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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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The Gaza movement will never forgive Labour
Last night, the pro-Palestine campaign began a siege on David Lammy’s doorstep – and called for his resignation.
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Kemi Badenoch’s position on Israel is discrediting the Conservative Party
The Conservatives are increasingly becoming defined by their lack of humanity.
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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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Keir Starmer must use goodwill with Trump to expedite Palestinian statehood
Recognition is not a stand-alone solution but nor is it merely symbolic.
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Palestine Action and the distortion of terrorism
MPs, legal experts and campaigners worry the protest group’s ban sets a dangerous precedent of government overreach.
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Keir Starmer’s Palestine stance risks pleasing no one
The Prime Minister’s nuanced position on recognition has upset both left and right.
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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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Will the UK recognise Palestine?
Keir Starmer is once again at odds with his party over the Middle East.
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The Palestine Action crackdown
Supporters are still ferociously protesting their proscription.
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Labour’s misguided assault on Palestine Action
This government is inflicting authoritarianism on the “working people” it claims to serve.
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A day out with Jeremy Corbyn’s new party
Can they really replace Labour?
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The plot against Zohran Mamdani
Newspapers and billionaires are out to get the socialist who could be New York’s mayor.
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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 pro-Palestine movement’s alternative campus
The Soas Liberated Zone is offering the London university’s students a different kind of educational experience.
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Welcome to hot Palestine Action summer
Proscribing the group may only increase its popularity.
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