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How Sultana made Stalin look like a Tory – and sent Your Party to the Gulag

‘Not even Albania when it was led by Enver Hoxha, the USSR under Stalin or Mao Zedong’s China nationalised everything. She’s like a student who’s just discovered Marxism but hasn’t learnt the catechism, only a few key phrases’

By David Rose

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Zarah Sultana gives a speech at the inaugural conference of Your Party on November 30, 2025 in Liverpool. (Image: Getty)

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Isaac Herzog (Image: Getty)

By Yaakov Katz

Pardoning Netanyahu is wrong – and exactly what Israel needs right now

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Chaim Weizmann (with raised hand), taking the oath of office after being elected the first president of the State of Israel. (Image: Getty)

By Aaron Seitler

How Manchester forged Chaim Weizmann and modern Zionism

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Sadiq Khan packed food boxes with Laura Marks (Mitzvah Day)

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The US moves toward a reckoning with the Muslim Brotherhood

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Why did the Met facilitate the synagogue protest? Because Jews behave

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The St John’s Wood debacle exposes a policing culture of capitulation to extremists

Jews are victimised twice: once by those who hate them, and again by a law enforcement model that rewards their civility with indifference

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WASHINGTON, DC - MARCH 12: A visitor holds an AIPAC folder in an elevator in Rayburn House Office Building on March 12, 2024 on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)

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The targeting of Israeli Professor Michael Ben-Gad: Britain’s academic freedom crisis

This hate campaign exposes a deeper rot in UK universities – beyond antisemitism – where rational inquiry yields to dogma and progressive orthodoxies must not be challenged

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Protesters disrupt Michael Ben-Gad's lecture

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The Gaza genocide libel: the Big Lie to delegitimise Israel

The falsehood thrives because Western voices keep feeding it. It fits their warped world view and perverted agenda. They repeat it, amplify it, and pass it off as fact

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Israel's Legal Counsellor of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Tal Becker, lawyer Malcolm Shaw, and Gilad Noam, Deputy Attorney-General for International Affairs, at the International Court of Justice hearing on the genocide case against Israel. (Image: Getty)

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The Archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell (Image: Getty)

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Hamas is looking at the 60,000 dead and the Western hatred of Israel and thinking: job done

With the terror group having survived the war, another meeting with the US in the bag and Israel-hate peaking in the West, Hamas sees the last two years as a success

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Hamas fighters secure an area before handing over an Israeli-America hostage to a Red Cross team in Gaza City on February 1, 2025 (Photo by SAEED JARAS/Middle East Images/AFP via Getty Images)

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Rupa Huq blames a right-wing ‘cabal’ for the BBC’s left-wing bias scandal – naturally

It's painful to watch how the Labour MP manages to turn reality on its head. It seems, the only acceptable political views to hold are those which she holds

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How Sultana made Stalin look like a Tory – and sent Your Party to the Gulag

Pardoning Netanyahu is wrong – and exactly what Israel needs right now

How Manchester forged Chaim Weizmann and modern Zionism

Letters to the Editor November 28 2025

The Guardian, the BBC and the weaponisation of antisemitism against Nigel Farage

The US moves toward a reckoning with the Muslim Brotherhood

Why did the Met facilitate the synagogue protest? Because Jews behave

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The Democrats’ ominous anti-Zionist turn

The targeting of Israeli Professor Michael Ben-Gad: Britain’s academic freedom crisis

The Gaza genocide libel: the Big Lie to delegitimise Israel

Archbishop of York’s ‘genocidal acts’ charge against Israel is neither wise nor appropriate

Hamas is looking at the 60,000 dead and the Western hatred of Israel and thinking: job done

Rupa Huq blames a right-wing ‘cabal’ for the BBC’s left-wing bias scandal – naturally