Planet Palestine: Why does the world revolve around the Palestinians? Planet earth appears to turn on a Palestinian axis. The amount of time and money lavished on the creation of a State of Palestine has produced zero results, except the spilling of a great deal of Jewish blood. By Richard Mather… Planet earth appears to turn […]
Sixty years ago today: the Suez Crisis By David Semple On July 26 1956, sixty years ago today, the Suez Crisis began when the Suez Canal Company was nationalised by President Nasser of Egypt. This set off a chain of events that led to Britain, France and Israel attacking Egypt three months later in order […]
Visions of jihad: the Islamist subjugation of the West The goal of jihad is to bring about the complete subjugation of Europe and of the West in general. But what are our political representatives doing about it? By David Semple ‘Jihad with mind, money and weapons’ During the closing weeks of June 2013, there was […]
No more excuses – Israel needs you here, not there No more excuses. Only by moving to Israel can you really participate in the Jewish struggle for self-determination and freedom. By Steve Zeff There is something about new-found evangelism and its concomitant zeal that tends to annoy people as opposed to positively influence them. I […]
There is an easier solution for Brexit There is an alternative to Article 50, says Jonathan Fenton-Harvey. Brexit can be speeded up by consulting the Vienna Agreement on the Law of Treaties, the most relevant part being Articles 60-70. By Jonathan Fenton-Harvey Since the ‘Leave’ campaign was victorious on June 23, there has been a lack of clarity […]
Anti-Zionists must share some of the blame for Euro-terrorism Europe’s anti-Zionist leftists have the sown the wind of Islamic extremism by aiding and abetting the worst elements in Arab Palestinian society, and now Europe is reaping the whirlwind of terrorism. By Richard Mather For decades, Europe’s anti-Zionist leftists have castigated and demonised the State […]
Brexit Britain: A nation at the crossroads David Semple looks back on ex-prime minister David Cameron’s record in office and looks forward to Britain’s emerging foreign policy in the age of Brexit. By David Semple Last year I wrote an article for JMA called “David Cameron at the crossroads” in which I compared David Cameron to […]
The Iran deal, one year later By Jonathan Fenton-Harvey The Iran nuclear deal was struck one year ago. Many lauded the agreement, claiming it would lead to peace, while others cited the economic benefits that the increase of Iranian oil and gas would bring. Yet some did not share this enthusiasm. We were able to see through it, […]
All things are possible: The life of Lev Shestov Eighty years ago, a Jewish-Russian philosopher called Lev Shestov was invited by the Histadrut to give a series of lectures in Eretz Israel. He was warmly received by audiences in Jerusalem, Haifa and Tel Aviv. But Shestov and his writings are now largely forgotten. Here is […]
Brexit: Under pressure, Leadsom quits Tory leadership race By Jonathan Fenton-Harvey In the run up to the EU referendum, many people had not even heard of Andrea Leadsom. Going from a sideline Member of Parliament, she gained much prominence after appearing in a debate alongside Boris Johnson, Angela Eagle, Nicola Sturgeon and others — as […]
