Melanie Phillips

Dubious claims of a peacenik

Canada PM shames UJIA boss

How defenders need to attack

Israel’s advocates all too often fail to state the reality of its enemies’ intentions. It is time that they did

The left wins… rhetorically

The political left has monopolised the ‘peace’ discourse by appealing to emotions over facts

How to top an implacable foe

Israel’s failure to make its case internationally is because of its flawed strategy not its PR

The spread of flotilla sickness

The reaction to Israel exercising its legal right is but the latest example of the West’s willingness to wallow in lies and hypocrisy

Analysis: The coalition has a long way to travel

Insulting the Pope is no joke

These juvenile jests at the Church’s expense are a product of a more general and dangerous secularism

Why truth beats diplomacy

It is time for Israel to break with British and American insistence on appeasement

The chill in the Chilcot inquiry

Our sometime man in Moscow seems bent on placing Israel at the heart of Iraq investigations

Aid to Livni is not pro-Israel

UK Foreign Office support for the Kadima leader runs counter to her country’s real interests

My moderate-Muslim test

An absence of hostility towards Israel and Jews is the key