Gazans Hold Their Biggest Protest Against Hamas Yet Michael Curzon March 26, 2025 Bravely taking to the streets without covering their faces, hundreds—if not thousands—of Palestinians called time on Hamas.
Paris: Sciences Po Institute Yields To Pro-Palestinian Activists Hélène de Lauzun April 29, 2024 After the school’s submission to the demonstrators, former Sciences Po students from the Left and Right protested against their school’s ideological evolution.
“Control is still tight and true freedom of expression is still a long way off”: An Interview with Iddo Netanyahu Filip Gaspar March 22, 2024 In Israel, you will find it difficult to share your views if you do not conform to the dictates of the Left.
“Ceasefire Now”: The Left’s Outrage Over Gaza Is an Old Trick Steven Romain March 14, 2024 Anyone who chants “Ceasefire Now!” masks a very real insecurity about his own willingness to engage with the complex dynamics of world affairs.
Silent Night, Holy Night in Bethlehem Maria-Katrina Cortez January 20, 2024 I headed to the city of David on Christmas morning. Its streets were even more somber than those of Jerusalem.
Macron’s Dangerous Game on Israel Hélène de Lauzun November 17, 2023 The French president quickly had to call his Israeli counterpart, President Herzog, in an attempt to put out the diplomatic fire he had started.
U.S. Congress Censures Rashida Tlaib for “Genocidal Call to Violence” Chris Tomlinson November 9, 2023 The vote came after Tlaib used the phrase “from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” in a video message.
UK Government Blames Police Over Armistice Day Protests Michael Curzon November 9, 2023 A blame game has started over who can do what to stop the protests.
UK: Labour Frontbencher Quits Over Israel Stance Michael Curzon November 8, 2023 More are likely to follow.
Blame Game: What Happened at Al-Ahli Hospital? Tamás Orbán October 19, 2023 The New York Times changed its headline from “Israeli strike” to “strike” to “blast” in less than a day.
