Israel
When Recognition Requires No Responsibility
This imbalance does not advance peace. It entrenches dysfunction and systems that structurally reward political dysfunction rarely produce functional political outcomes.
Now Do Palestine
New Zealand’s “grave concerns” risk looking less like principled diplomacy and more like a performance of selective morality.
This Universalism Has an Asterisk
For Helen Clark and much of the international activist class, universal values increasingly appear to come with one glaring exception: the Jewish state.
Treat the Pope’s Views on the Middle East With Caution
An old hatred repackaged for the 21st century.
How ‘Giant’ Reopens the Question of Roald Dahl
The Irish diplomat and historian Conor Cruise O’Brien once said that antisemitism is a light sleeper. But does it ever rest?
They Knew Where He Was
The question is what the world will finally demand of those who turn cemeteries into concealment, children into soldiers, humanitarian aid into weapons – and death itself into strategy.
It Was Never About ‘Peace’
It’s only ever been about hating Jews: stop pretending otherwise.
The Truth Will Out in Defo Case
Please, please, please let her be dumb enough to do it.