Jake Wallis Simons
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How Israel’s history forged a nation of heroes - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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Israel probably produces more heroes per capita than any other nation Nobody boards a budget flight from Dubai expecting to end up at the controls, covered in blood, with the life of hundreds of passengers in your hands. Yet that is precisely where Yaniv Hayun found himself on Wednesday morning, with the aircraft dropping thousands of feet over the Arabian desert. When terror came to the flydubai flight, he didn’t wait for somebody else to do something. He forced his way into the cockpit, helped
The progressive gaslighting of Jews on both sides of the Atlantic - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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There is a new trick in progressive politics. First, spend your career demonising the Jewish state. Then, when Jews complain that antisemitism is soaring, grandly unveil a plan to protect them from it and take a deep bow. Enter Zohran Mamdani, mayor of New York, whose “Strategy to Combat Antisemitism” in the Big Apple was launched this week. In cash terms, this included $6.4 million for community groups fighting hate, $1 million for security at smaller synagogues and other institutions, $2 milli
Fauda’s truthful Gaza war drama trumps the blood libel of the Naza ‘documentary’ - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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Two pieces of Israel-related television landed his month, and between them they illustrate perfectly how the world has decided to see this war. One is Naza, an Israeli documentary that just won a prize at Venice for accusing its own army of “genocide”. The other is Fauda, the Netflix drama that has just done more to explain October 7 to ordinary viewers than two years of Israeli diplomacy managed. Put the two side-by-side and something interesting happens: the one built to be taken as fact colla
The UN leader lit a candle for a Hamas commander – the organisation is ‘no longer fit for purpose’ - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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A few weeks ago, at a ceremony in the headquarters of the United Nations, Secretary-General António Guterres lit an “eternal flame”. Beside him stood Annalena Baerbock, President of the General Assembly. The ceremony was a tribute to UN personnel who had died in the line of duty, and the names of the fallen were solemnly read aloud. Among them was a man who had given more than a decade of his life to the education of Palestinian children in Gaza as a teacher, then a headmaster, at several UNRWA
If the Chinese regime is funding pro-Gaza marches on London’s streets, democracy is at risk - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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In 2015, Jodie Evans, co-founder of the radical protest group Code Pink, took to Twitter – as it was then known – to demand that China “stop brutal repression of their women’s human rights defenders”. An unremarkable sentiment from a self-styled feminist peace activist. Ten years on, however, her group is under investigation by two American congressional committees, accused of receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars from a network linked to the Chinese Communist Party to fund pro-Gaza marches
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