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Guest Post: Is it Antisemitic?
This is another guest post by frequent contributor Brian Goldfarb. Brian wrote this article since arguments about what constitutes antisemitism continue to rage on on the internet, social media and in political circles, this despite the publication of the IHRA … Continue reading
Guest Post: An end to #LabourAntisemitism? The EHRC publishes its report
This is a guest post by reader and frequent contributor Brian Goldfarb. Before we begin, I just want to mention that Labour Antisemitism has been a key issue of this blog ever since Jeremy Corbyn was elected Leader of the … Continue reading
Good News Friday
Apologies for the long hiatus in blogging. Family life, crises and dramas keep getting in the way. But now it’s time to catch up on some good news for a change, so here is my latest Good News Friday post. … Continue reading
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Tagged biomed, China, coronavirus, Good News Friday, incitement, journalist, MEMRI, Syria
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BBC Panorama documentary – is Labour antisemitic?
Anyone who has been following the Labour antisemitism scandal – which will include readers of this blog – will be able to provide the spoiler to my headline. The answer is simply a resounding “Yes”. What resonated with me was … Continue reading
Reclaiming the word “Zionism” from the antisemites
Continuing with the theme of the previous post, where the importance of correct terminology and spelling of the term “antisemitism” was stressed, a similar need to reclaim the term “Zionism” from the dirty paws of the Jew-haters has arisen after … Continue reading
The importance of the spelling and correct definition of “antisemitism”
This post was written (with a slightly different headline) by Shirlee Finn and published originally both at Honest Reporting and at Jews Down Under (of which Shirlee is the editor). The subject may sound too minor or irrelevant to be … Continue reading
