The battle against anti-Zionism
Anti-Zionism is a form of anti-Semitism
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The counter-Holocaust industry
Norman Finkelstein’s work is part of a sustained anti-Zionist offensive to distort the memory of the Holocaust
GUEST POST: University term ends with death threats
Anti-Israel activism on university campuses has generally subsided over the term but it ended with death threats against Israeli academics
The truth about Nuremberg
At the Nuremberg war crimes trials the victorious Allies expressed little concern about the fate of the Jews under the Nazis
The fallacy of the slipping mask
It is not possible to defeat anti-Semitism by highlighting its crudest exponents
Anti-Semitism in its broader context
A new book by one of Israel’s most high profile British supporters is a worthy but ultimately flawed attempt to put the rise of anti-Semitism into a broader political context.
Article in Compact magazine
I have had an article published in Compact magazine. The focus is on the substantial overlap between Islamism and leftism. The piece...
Quarterly Review of anti-Semitism
Once again the scale of the worldwide discussion of Israel and related matters – most notably anti-Semitism – makes no sense when judged by standard criteria. Israel is by...
On Holocaust relativisation
The notes for my introduction to the Battle of Ideas session on the relativisation of the Holocaust
The enemy within
The anti-Israel movement is cynically putting Jewish anti-Zionist activists to the fore while dismissing the majority Jewish view
GUEST POST: An inadequate response
The British government’s response to anti-Israel student protests on the second anniversary of the Hamas pogrom was insufficient
What drives anti-Semitism
The main driving force of contemporary anti-Semitism is western identity politics which in turn is legitimated by a sprinkling of Islamism
Anti-Zionism is not a metaphor
The drive to banish public life of Israeli influence leads inexorably to the murder of Jews
GUEST POST: New free speech law at British universities
A controversial new law on free speech in British higher education has implications for the treatment of anti-Semitism on campus