We still live in the shadow of the Munich massacre
The killing of 11 Israeli athletes at the 1972 Munich Olympics continues to haunt us.
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Why is America so obsessed with Israel?
Spiked has published my review of The Arc of a Covenant, a new book by Walter Russell Mead.
Article on Plebity
I am delighted to have an article on the Plebity free speech website. The site is unusual nowadays in defining itself as...
Palestinians not alone in relativising Holocaust
The Palestinian president deserves criticism for relativising the Holocaust but he is far from the only one doing so
Article on spiked
Spiked has published a slightly shortened version of my article on Israel's conflict with Palestinian Islamic Jihad and the death...
The death knell of Palestinian nationalism?
Islamism has largely marginalised old-style PLO nationalism among Palestinians
The perils of Holocaust education
Holocaust education often distorts the meaning of the Nazi's drive to exterminate the Jews
Muslims Against Antisemitism
Elizabeth Arif-Fear, a trustee of Muslims Against Antisemitism (MAAS), talks to Daniel Ben-Ami about the organisation’s goals and the...
Anti-Semitism can't simply be cancelled
This article was written against the backdrop of the debate about anti-Semitic images at the documenta 15 international exhibition of contemporary art in Kassel, Germany.
Letter on Liberty on Anti-Semitism
I am delighted that the Academy of Ideas has published my Letter on Liberty on Rethinking Anti-Semitism. The Letter argues, as...
Radicalism of fools redesign
A new design makes the mission of the Radicalism of fools even clearer
Identity politics is breathing new life into anti-Semitism
Identity politics is bringing a new form of anti-Semitism to Germany
The anti-imperialism of fools exemplified
A new campaign in Boston is a textbook example of anti-Semitism linked to grossly exaggerated notions of Israeli power
When the 'anti-imperialism of fools' took off
The anti-imperialism of fools arguably first took off in the Arab world before being exported to the West later