By The JCLetters to the Editor, March 20 2026Conversion, Iran and Palestine Studies at Cambridge3 min read
By Russell LangerHow ‘progressive’ celebrities help fuel extremism on Britain’s streetsMany stars have backed the ‘Together Alliance’, but so have organisations criticised for links to, or sympathy with, Islamist or antisemitic positions2 min read
By Maureen LipmanDoes the world have any idea of how tired the people of Israel are?A dear friend told me that his grandchildren have needed to enter their safe room more than 200 times since the current battle began5 min read
By The JC LeaderIran is a direct threat to Britain – it’s time to act like itUK support – through basing, logistics and safeguarding maritime routes – is neither escalation nor a ‘favour’ to its principal ally. It is, rather, an exercise in self-interest2 min read
By Dame Louise EllmanBritain must finally proscribe Iran’s IRGCThe regime threatens the UK, its Jewish community, the region, and its own people – yet we remain dangerously inactive3 min read
By Jonathan SpyerTrump vs Islamic Republic: Who controls the escalation ladder?Given the yawning gap between US and Iranian positions, it is difficult to see how talks could bear fruit. Breaking Iran’s de facto control of the Strait of Hormuz will therefore likely require US action3 min read
By David CohenEchoes of the Blitz, triggered by a sickening attack on Golders GreenFor this writer in New Zealand, the Hatzola arson raised questions which shook his sense of what the ‘Old Country’ stands for3 min read||March 24, 2026 17:56
By Melissa Langsam BraunsteinIn the US, faithful Catholics are confronting antisemites in their midstAmerican Jews can feel heartened. The church and laypeople are fighting back on behalf of both communities, supporting Pope John Paul II’s ‘dearly beloved brothers’3 min read||March 24, 2026 16:34
By Jonathan HarounoffThe antisemitic arson attack on Hatzola is a test Britain cannot failWords of condemnation have and will of course come. But if this moment is to mean anything, it must mark a shift from language to action3 min read||March 24, 2026 09:47
By Wes StreetingThe despicable attack on Hatzola shows why antisemitism must be confonted head-onThe answer cannot simply be higher walls, thicker doors, more CCTV. We also have to deal with this hatred at its source1 min read||March 23, 2026 18:10
By Ben M FreemanThe global war against the JewsAcross the world, communities face vandalism, arson, assaults, and threats. And yet, we are still here, an ancient people in a modern world, and our civilisation will endure6 min read||March 23, 2026 13:51
By Stephen PollardThe Hatzola attack and the normalisation of antisemitism in BritainWhat is now happening, I believe, is a sort of reversion to the mean: for centuries open Jew hate was a reality, and that is what we are now returning to2 min read||March 23, 2026 10:02
By Lorin Bell-CrossDrive to reclaim Gaza vote may lie behind Labour calls for Nick Timothy’s sackingWhat a party source claims is a ‘manufactured row’ comes after Gorton loss and ahead of feared local election drubbing4 min read||March 20, 2026 14:56
By Gary CohenThe convenient fiction that hides Iran’s hand and pins chaos on IsraelA narrative that obscures what is truly fuelling war in the Middle East betrays a willingness to legitimise almost anything so long as it is directed at the Jews6 min read||March 20, 2026 14:24
By Jake Wallis SimonsTheroux’s settler doc wins – predictably, Israelophobia paysThe BPG, a group of journalists, critics and other media insiders, was always bound to conform to the trend. Whenever Jews are upset by something, the industry rallies round and doubles down2 min read||March 19, 2026 17:52