Douglas Murray delivers a powerful speech in his debate with Mehdi Hasan, arguing that history has taught the Jewish people one painful lesson: ultimately, Jews must be able to defend themselves. In this reaction, Rafi Harel examines Murray's arguments regarding Zionism, antisemitism, the October 7 attacks, and the global response to Israel's war against Hamas.
The vast demonstrations that filled Britain's streets after 7 October 2023 have shaped politics, policing, Jewish life, and public debate for nearly three years. Their scale conferred authority, their repetition endowed their slogans with extraordinary reach, and their organisational structure warrants the same scrutiny routinely applied to any other force seeking to influence British public life. Behind the crowds lies an infrastructure of campaign groups, funding networks, organisers, and political activists.
Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of Jerusalem's Old City in this premium 4K cinematic walking tour, which explores one of the most historic and captivating routes from the iconic Jaffa Gate all the way to Dung Gate (Bab al-Maghariba). Relax and enjoy the crystal-clear 4K quality as you wander through ancient stone alleys, soak in the deep historical atmosphere, and experience the unique character of this sacred landscape.
Host Alex Rich sits down with Jordan Kadosh, Regional Director of the ADL Heartland region, encompassing Missouri, Southern Illinois, and Eastern Kansas, for a candid examination of the ADL's core functions: protecting Jewish communities, educating the public, and advocating on their behalf. Jordan details the mechanics of incident reporting, explains the organization's collaboration with schools via the No Place for Hate program, and addresses the significant surge in antisemitic incidents following October 7th, highlighting the violent toll in 2025 and the disproportionate influence of social media.
Missiles are flying in the Gulf, and a "historic" Gaza disarmament deal has just been announced, though Hamas has already undermined it with its own conditions. Yet the real fault line this week is not in Tehran or Gaza City, it is on the ballot, in two elections separated by three weeks, where some of the loudest voices opposing Israel are not outsiders but Jewish candidates running for office.
Discover a quieter side of Jerusalem on this relaxing walking tour, which meanders through elegant residential streets, tranquil neighborhoods, and charming city corners well removed from the usual tourist trails. Beginning near Giv'at Klor Garden, our route continues along tree-lined avenues flanked by classic Jerusalem stone buildings, offering glimpses of everyday local life. Along the way, we pause at the ornate fountain in Tsarfat Square, one of the route's most vibrant highlights, before proceeding through peaceful avenues and calm surroundings.