Stephen Pollard

There’s no place for antisemitism – except right here, right now, with the police watching

The NEU’s growing alignment with hard-left causes and anti-Israel rhetoric risks turning classrooms into political battlegrounds

The wider mindset which dubs Israel a rogue state is a problem which editorial changes can’t fix

The wider mindset which dubs Israel a rogue state is a problem which editorial changes can’t fix

Sir Keir’s Ramadan reception last week featured an imam who celebrated October 7

Sir Keir’s Ramadan reception last week featured an imam who celebrated October 7

You’d think the sight of terrorists harassing young women would be enough to give their Western supporters pause

The march is going ahead despite the ceasefire deal – and I would bet my mortgage that the hate will be more vitriolic than ever

The rabble outside JW3 yesterday weren’t making the distinction between good and bad Jews because…why would they?

Its coverage of the “money bunker” under the Al-Sahel Hospital is not just inept – it’s actually funny

The paper’s review of October 7 documentary One Day in October is amoral in criticising the film for sympathising with the massacre victims

The recent CAA poll findings about young adults’ attitudes to Israel and Hamas are shocking but entirely unsurprising

What we do not yet know is how

When an Iranian professor was given airtime on the Today programme, Mishal Husain allowed him to spew out a vile rant

The main characters are two-dimensional in this ‘rabbi rom-com for goys’ but worth watching for the excellent supporting cast

Ukraine is a vital strategic interest for the West. So, too, is Israel. But while we are rightly keen to give Ukraine the tools to do the job for us, we punish Israel for daring to fight Islamists

While those who attend the riots but don’t actually riot are rightly condemned, those who attend the hate marches alongside antisemites are described as “decent”

While those who attend the riots but don’t actually riot are rightly condemned, those who attend the hate marches alongside antisemites are described as “decent”

Why is the corporation incapable of describing him as what he was

It is packed to the rafters with Jewy things and it’s beautifully acted, so the JC’s editor-at-large should have loved it. I did not