JOHN PILGER’S DISPROPORTIONATE INDECENCY

By Paul Mirbach I do not believe in personal attacks. They fulfil no purpose and are often the last resort of someone who cannot present a suitable argument. This is why I think the best way to deal with a writer like John Pilger is to expose his sophistry and his abuse of facts. I […]

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WHY I WON’T BE VOTING LABOUR IN 2015

By TJ Caplan May I be candid? I’m not fond of Labour MPs at the best of times.  Just seeing a picture of Ed Miliband brings me out in a rash, so intensely do I dislike him.  I’ve found several others to be woefully misinformed on Israel too. But this week, when it comes to displaying […]

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THE QUENELLE PHENOMENON

By Judi Wolder Last week a man was arrested for posting an online picture of another man making the so-called quenelle gesture in front of a Jewish school in France. Wearing a t-shirt emblazoned with a picture of Yasser Arafat, the man in the picture was performing the quenelle salute in front of the Ohr Hatorah […]

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THE LONE STAR IN THE VILLAGE: THOUGHTS ON BEING JEWISH IN TEXAS

By Abbie Alter (Edited by Michelle Rosenberg) Moving from London to Texas at such an interesting time in Jewish history has in some ways allowed me to escape out of my old reality and into a new one. My thought processes about Judaism remain the same but allow me to show my new community just […]

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New film depicts horrors of genocide

By Richard Mather, JMA editor  After a delay of 69 years, original footage documenting the liberation of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp has been released to selected cinemas around the country. The footage, recorded in April 1945, is the basis of a new documentary called Night Will Fall, which also includes interviews with former British soldiers […]

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