Blood Libel

April 30, 2023

Guardian cartoonist Martin Rowson and antisemitism: a brief history

A cartoon by the Guardian’s Martin Rowson depicting Richard Sharp, who announced his resignati...

April 18, 2023

Guardian refuses to amend article legitimising the blood libel

A month has passed since CAMERA UK, Campaign Against Antisemitism and other concerned organisations ...

March 12, 2023

Guardian legitimises Mohammed el-Kurd’s blood libel

A Guardian article by deputy culture editor Sian Cain (“Adelaide Writers’ Week: rare moments...

February 1, 2023

The NUS welcomes everyone — except Jews

Written by Jasmine San, the UK Campus Advisor for CAMERA On Campus, and originally published at The ...

December 20, 2022

Yasmin Alibhai-Brown is not brave

In her op-ed published at the i newspaper (“Our fear of criticising Israel makes us complicit ...

July 23, 2018

Indy publishes op-ed opposing antisemitism definition by leader of group that has promoted antisemitism

It's disappointing that Indy editors chose to legitimise duplicitous rhetoric which has the effect o...

February 14, 2018

Guardian condemns “antisemitic tropes” targeting George Soros. Pot, Kettle, Black.

The Guardian simply has no credibility on the issue of anti-Jewish racism, and we seriously doubt th...

August 1, 2016

Jenny Tonge in the Independent: unrepentant on antisemitism

Shah admirably acknowledges what Jenny Tonge would not: that you can style yourself an anti-racist a...

June 10, 2016

Antisemitic trope at the Indy: Israeli minister called “bloodthirsty”

The blood-libel motif originated in the twelfth century in England and alleged that Jews needed Chri...

June 5, 2016

John Pilger in the Guardian: “Killing children seems like sport for the IDF”

John Pilger is an Australian-based Guardian contributor who’s arguably one of the most vocifer...