COMMITTEE FOR ACCURACY IN MIDDLE EAST REPORTING AND ANALYSIS
The letter that went into the Guardian this week was unusual in having almost nobody sign it who is a household name. The letter was a demand from a group of “artists, producers and concerned citizens,” who, it said, “are disappointed and saddened to see that Curzon, Odeon, Bafta and other cinemas are hosting the London Israeli Film and Television Festival.”
h/t tb One of the items appearing in the January 19th edition of the BBC Radio 2 Jeremy Vine show (available for a limited…
Say you’re a British Jew and work professionally as a journalist. And, though you are highly critical of both Israel and many Jews, you still fancy…
If arguments suggesting a dangerous post 9/11 increase in discrimination against Muslims and the abrogation of their human rights in the U.S. and Europe…
Our old acquaintance Pippa Bartolotti (best known perhaps for her fight last year with a pair of sliding doors at Ben Gurion airport) appears…
This is cross posted at Pajamas Media by David Solway I grew up in a Jewish anti-Jewish household dominated by my father who never once attended synagogue…
I clearly remember an argument I had with a friend in 1999, after Rudy Giuliani, then mayor of New York City, threatened to cut…
AIPAC never endorsed, yet alone lobbied for, the 2003 Iraq War. None of the major American Jewish organizations – nor the groups’ umbrella organization,…
This brief introduction to Ron Dermer’s reply to a recent Time Magazine article is cross posted by our friend A. Jay Adler who blogs…
The Guardian editorial from October 11th leaves the reader in absolutely no doubt as to where the loyalties of the management of that newspaper…