Stephen Pollard

The door opened by October 7 directly led to Glastonbury platforming hate

The taboo around antisemitism that has existed since 1945, appears to be breaking down

From Trafalgar to Tehran: How October 7 unmasked the enemies within

The Hamas massacres transformed not only the region but also Britain. It revealed not just the brutality of our enemies abroad, but the unsettling number of their sympathisers at home

If you march in support of Iran’s brutal regime, you show us who you are

Stopping Iran’s bomb? Unforgivable

While Tehran edges closer to nuclear weapons, the ‘useful experts’ blame Israel for acting

The BBC can’t stop acting as a Hamas propaganda machine

From uncritically publishing statements from terrorist-run offices to a 5,000 word polemic against Israel, Auntie’s Gaza coverage reveals not bias but a broken editorial culture

Lord Hermer’s dangerous mistakes

From inappropriate Nazi comparisons to Israel boycotts, the Attorney General, clearly a very intelligent man, often lacks basic judgment

Kemi Badenoch and the lost art of telling the truth

The Tory leader couldn’t have been clearer: ‘If Hamas is praising your actions, you’ve probably done something wrong’

The killings of Yaron and Sarah are what ‘globalise the intifada’ really means

All over the world violent antisemitism is being tolerated and encouraged

What the haters get wrong about Israel’s Eurovision vote

They think they’re the majority. They’re not.

If you want to understand how Qatar gets away with it: follow the money

It’s all publicly available, and it tells a clear story

Die Walküre at the Royal Opera House: ‘Wagner played to perfection’

Australian Jewish director Barrie Kosky whips up a perfect storm of brilliance in what is arguably the greatest opera ever written

The new campus normal: harass the Jews, protect the mob

A new report reveals how UK universities are failing Jewish students. The push needs to be to require them to use the existing legal framework to act.