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Tag Archives: Brexit
Very Good News Friday – The Tories win the UK General Election by a landslide
Today’s Good News Friday post will more or less write itself with the glorious news that Labour was thoroughly trounced by the Conservatives in the British General Election yesterday. Boris Johnson led the Conservatives to their best result since Margaret … Continue reading
Good News Friday
We’ve had another difficult week in the family (someone in hospital, but hopefully coming home in a couple of days), but davka because of that I feel the need to post a Good News Friday installment. This week’s installment is … Continue reading
Boris Johnson is Britain’s new PM
Theresa May officially stepped down yesterday as Britain’s Prime Minister and Boris Johnson took over. Theresa May’s final PMQ’s session in Parliament included this great dig at Jeremy Corbyn, which was supported by Ian Austin, a former Labour MP! 2. … Continue reading
Posted in Antisemitism, International relations
Tagged antisemitism, Boris Johnson, Brexit, Britain, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour Party, Theresa May
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Elections silly season
It is election season in Israel with all the attendant empty promises, scandals, and political jockeying. Bayit Yehudi head and Education Minister Naftali Bennett took his deputy, Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked, and left the party, forming a new party simply … Continue reading
Guest Post: The view from the UK – it could be worse
This is another guest post by frequent contributor Brian Goldfarb. After the Brexit vote, and against the background of continuing Labour antisemitism scandals, I asked him if he could bring us “the view from over there”, particularly from the viewpoint of … Continue reading
Posted in Antisemitism, International relations
Tagged antisemitism, Brexit, Brian Goldfarb, Britain, Guest Post, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour Party, Theresa May, UK
8 Comments
Brexit Indeed! They’re out!
After a nail-biting sleepless night, the results are in – and Britain is out! By a slim majority of 52-48% the British public voted to leave the EU. Following this result, David Cameron announced his resignation, to take place in … Continue reading