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How the publishing industry ‘awoke’ – and turned on the Jews

A purge took place in the cultural scene, the likes of which nobody had seen since the Inquisition

By Marnie Riches

3 min read

Illustration from 19th century. (Image: Getty)

Protest outside UN General Assembly on September 25, 2025 (Image: Getty)

By Nick Cohen

The shallow claim that anti-Zionism isn’t antisemitism

3 min read

By Sir Michael Ellis

How I’d stop the CPS failing the Jewish community and British society

4 min read

Vintage engraving of barges in England, 19th century (Image: Getty)

By Maureen Lipman

Oddly enough those watching on Zoom seemed to get the joke

4 min read

By Maarten Boudry

Europe’s silenced scholars: the forced Gaza genocide ‘consensus’

7 min read

By Russell Langer

When Holocaust Memorial Day fails the Jews

3 min read

By Nivi Feldman

‘It was my parents who inspired me to fight for the hostages’

3 min read

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IDF Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir addresses his troops following the recovery of Ran Gvili's body (IDF)

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