The End of Terror
What used to be known as a battle between socialism and capitalism, Left and Right, has reemerged as a clash between greed and grace…
When God is reduced into an Arsonist
Judaism and Jewishness can be described metaphorically as gravitational forces. They are there to unite the tribe around the constant fear of an emerging enemy
On Jews Being United
Many Jews see Soral as the ultimate enemy. Gilad Atzmon examines his unifying message that appeals to the Left, the Right and Muslim immigrants.
United Against Forgiveness
Gilad Atzmon on how Israelis and Jewish leaders are open to the idea of forgiveness, when there are clear political or material gains to be had
Hamas Won Again
Gilad Atzmon explains why an election win for Netantyahu suits Hamas pefectly
The One Jewish State Solution
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed on Saturday to extend Israeli sovereignty to the settlements of the West Bank if he is re-elected in Tuesday’s poll
Why is ‘Cultural Marxism’ so offensive?
Earlier this week former Brexit minister Suella Braverman referred to ‘Cultural Marxism’ in a speech, writes Gilad Atzmon. All hell broke loose immediately
Netanyahu is not the Disease, he is a Symptom
One of the most racist nations in the world cannot complain about its prime minister’s racism.” Netanyahu as such, is not the disease. He is a mere symptom.
Nazis didn’t like Jazz, the Corbynites are following their path…
It may sound hard to believe but it’s true. Gilad Atzmon details the unsettling similarities between Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party and the Nazis
Why is Corbyn so Important?
Like Trump, who illustrates the extent Zionists control Washington, the furore over Corbyn has revealed how Britain’s political landscape is a Zionist occupied zone
Why Do Some People Keep Repeating the Same Mistakes?
Jewish bodies that oppose racism are not necessarily fighting against it on a universal basis. Instead, they are focused on the sensitivities of one group — themselves
Netanyahu’s Possible Indictment and Jewish Dialectics
Gilad Atzmon reflects on the implications of the decision to indict Netanyahu