Melanie Phillips
As I see it: A week of Jew- and Israel-baiting in Londonistan
As I See It: Israeli judges should be put back in their box
How are our new best friends in Saudi Arabia doing these days?
As I See it: Doing what comes naturally – the West’s suicidal animus
A number of British media outlets led their reports with the false accusation that a pregnant Gazan woman and her 14-month-old baby had been killed by the Israeli strikes.
As I see it: Madonna chooses freedom singing at Eurovision
The Madonna furor is but the latest development in the campaign to boycott the Eurovision final.
Jews on the wrong side of the West’s lethal culture wars
On the Left, “cultural Marxism” has long been labeled a demented conspiracy theory.
As I See It: The British in the wilderness as Brexit crisis explodes
The Brexit debacle has crucial lessons for the rest of the West, as well as for Israel and Diaspora Jews.
Why Labour’s antisemitism is a crisis for the world
Hezbollah is a murderous proxy for the Iranian regime, through which it destabilizes and effectively controls the Lebanese government.
As I See It: The unique disorder of hatred now destroying the Left
No apology can ever expunge the evil of antisemitism.
As I See It: Ireland’s obsessional hatred of Israel
Strangely, the Israel issue has become emblematic in the battle over Irish identity.
As I see it: Why the West should hold its breath over Britain
Although this was the largest prime ministerial defeat in British history, Mrs. May survived a motion of no-confidence the following evening.
The pathological animus of ‘The New York Times’
The paper is regarded as the bible of America’s intellectual classes. Yet for years, its coverage of Israel has been a disgrace.
As I See It: Australia’s boomerang knocks Diaspora Jews off balance too
It takes a particular kind of genius to be attacked by all sides.
