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Another pro-Hezbollah Al Quds Day March in London, and a Zionist counter-protest
Once again London witnessed the disgraceful spectacle of thousands of terror-supporting pro-Hezbollah marchers in the heart of London, after the pusillanimous refusal of the British Home Secretary Sajid Javid to ban Hezbollah in its entirety, including its “political wing”. Such … Continue reading
Israel walks a tightrope in Syria between Iran and Russia
While rockets and flaming kites are continuing to rain down over our southern border, it’s worth a look at what has been happening on the other side of our other major border in the north. Politics makes strange bedfellows, and … Continue reading
Posted in Defence and Military, Iran, Mideast news
Tagged airstrike, Bashar Assad, Binyamin Netanyahu, Hezbollah, IDF, Iran, Israel, Russia, Syria, Syria-Israel border, Vladimir Putin
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And more on Antisemitism on the British Left
I apologize if I seem to be banging on about this subject of the antisemitism that has taken over the British Labour Party, but every time I think they have hit bottom, they dig some more. Here are a few … Continue reading
More antisemitism on the British Left
Antisemitism on the British Left is a story that does not go away, the gift (if that’s the right word) that keeps on giving. Over the last few weeks several items have popped up in the media and I give … Continue reading
Israel and Saudi Arabia: a desert mirage or a new alliance?
In the crazy world of Middle East wars, politics and shifting alliances, it is hardly surprising that relations between Israel and Saudi Arabia are warming up from their deep freeze. In fact this is an alliance (“friendship” is too strong … Continue reading
The horrifying scale of antisemitism in the British Labour Party
Although this isn’t news any more, (I have written about it on this blog several times) it still bears repeating and stressing: antisemitism in Britain’s Labour Party is rising to unprecedented levels, to a stage where Jews do not feel … Continue reading
