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How a band of fanatics brought Saudi Arabia to its knees
The world’s richest countries are finding that their vast military arsenals cannot protect them from a new kind of warfare.

Labour looks ready to retreat on Palestine Action proscription
Listen to Ed Miliband’s remarks on it. Another betrayal is coming.

Trump now fears the ballot box more than he fears the Ayatollah
As the Houthis pound Riyadh and Brent crude tops $104, Washington has made a promise that should delight Tehran.

UN official behind ‘genocide’ lie, who defended ‘Jewish lobby’ smears, gets Nobel Peace Prize
Navi Pillay legitimised the ‘genocide’ libel and has now won the Nobel Peace PrizeThere are moments when the moral pretensions of the international establishment become so grotesque that satire falls short. Today is one of them. The Nobel Peace Prize, the most prestigious humanitarian ac...

What does the Green defeat mean for Reform?
With both parties in decline, Slippery Zack provides a cautionary taleNigel Farage should take a good look at Zack Polanski this morning. There is a warning for him in the Green leader’s defeat in Holborn and St Pancras: a protest party can mistake borrowed votes for permanent allegiance, and...

The Greens may have lost the by-election, but they are winning the argument
Labour only won by aping Slippy Zack’s policies. What comes next may be worse.

What is the worst humanitarian crisis in the world? According to YouGov’s polling, 95 per cent of Britons were unable to answer that simple question, with 42 per cent erroneously citing Gaza and 23 per cent mistakenly selecting Ukraine. At the last count, 70 per cent of the

My bet is that this government will lift the ban on Palestine Action. There is no announced decision, and ministers are still defending proscription in court. But listen to Ed Miliband. The language of retreat is already there. Asked in an LBC interview about supporters being


Yesterday morning, while everybody was thinking about other things, Houthi missiles slammed into King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh. At least two aircraft were hit and three people were killed, among them a pilot for Saudia, the national airline. Debris from an


Ha. Good riddance, Slippery Zack. A party that has declared Zionism racist, and voted to replace Israel with “a single democratic Palestinian state in all of historic Palestine”, more than deserved a miserable morning. A big part of me – the emotional part, not the rational part


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Just a reminder that the British consulate in Jerusalem has been a hotbed of pro-Palestinian activism for years, staffed by diplomats who worked against the interests Israel. I know, because a little while back, I caught them at it. Here’s the story: jakewallissimons.substack.com/p/as-israel-cl… x.com/ed_miliband/st…
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As Israel closes the British Consulate in Jerusalem, here is its shameful history of pro-Palestine activism
They have often been more campaigners than diplomats.

We always knew the BBC had a problem with Jews. It falsely claimed Israel had bombed the Al-Ahli hospital, livestreamed Bob Vylan chanting “death to the IDF”, broadcast a documentary narrated by the son of a Hamas minister, and blamed Jewish boys celebrating Chanukkah in London


Yesterday, Britain’s politicians remembered October 7. They adopted solemn turns of phrase, recorded sombre videos and affected to care about murdered Jews. Today, the anniversary is over, and we have learnt one thing: their words never meant anything. In a moment of inspiration


There is something nauseating about watching British politicians perform their annual ritual of mourning October 7 while refusing to confront an awkward fact: their own Middle East policies have been welcomed by Hamas itself. Today, the prime minister declared: “We remember those


“Get over yourselves and move on.” So ran the post that Zack Polanski saw fit to like on social media after Caroline Lucas, his party’s best-known former leader, objected to the Greens deplorably declaring Zionism a form of racism. So far, only one Green has taken that advice.


Three years on, the West has apparently finished taking its lessons from October 7 and is running with them. Unfortunately, they are all the wrong ones. What has it learned? That Jews are baby-killers, bent on genocide. That the only obstacle to a two-state solution is the


Let me get this straight. Russia, Iran and their proxies are firing missiles and drones in greater numbers than at any time in modern history. Britain has next to no missile defences on its own soil. And the one country on earth that has learnt to shoot these things down at scale


Why are we banging on about Israel again? With so much going wrong in Britain, why devote another minute to the Green Party’s obsession with Zionism? @JuliaHB1 put that question to me on TalkTV today. My answer was simple: we are talking about it because they won’t stop talking


Remember the hemp sandals? The flowery T-shirts? The hand-wringing? The sense that the Greens are kindly people who worry slightly too much about compost? Me neither. After its conference in Brighton voted yesterday to treat Zionism “as any other form of racism”, we need to be

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