Israel’s existential election – spiked
Tomorrow, the outcome of Israel’s most consequential election in a generation may be decided not in Tel Aviv or the settlements, but in the largely Arab cities of Nazareth, Umm…
Tomorrow, the outcome of Israel’s most consequential election in a generation may be decided not in Tel Aviv or the settlements, but in the largely Arab cities of Nazareth, Umm…
Up until recently, we thought history had come to an end. Trade had replaced power politics, dependencies were mistaken for security and economies stopped growing as they once had. Now,…
Missile attacks struck Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport on Saturday 10 October, killing 13 and injuring hundreds. Another bombing targeted the airport the very next day, killing one and injuring…
What would you call a country that is experiencing one of the highest levels of population growth on Earth? How would you describe a country where the child malnutrition levels…
For Israelis, the world is divided into before and after 7 October 2023. Hamas’s massacre of more than 1,200 civilians and soldiers plunged Israelis into existential fear and grief. Israelis…
We don’t half make it easy for them. Two Iranian nationals have been charged with terror offences over an alleged bomb plot against the Jewish community of Manchester, almost a…
Imagine if you had told someone on 11 September 2001 that in 25 years’ time the streets of New York City would ring out with sympathy for Islamofascism. Imagine if…
Since the news broke that the Iranian parliament is planning to criminalise talking to foreign media outlets, my father has been telling me to stop. Stop writing, stop getting involved,…
Everyone frets about teen boys who are lured into the manosphere. I’m more worried about the grown-ass adults who have tumbled down the moral toilet of Israelophobia. At least the…
Psychologist Dr Nezhat Farnoody sits in her well-appointed office in Irvine, an upscale, modern city about an hour and a half south of Los Angeles. She and her daughter, Nelly…