To Believe or Not to Believe
The fact that Britain may have waited to get angry until the story got on TV tends to support the view of one Israeli government source that the UK is merely “going through the motions of outrage
The fact that Britain may have waited to get angry until the story got on TV tends to support the view of one Israeli government source that the UK is merely “going through the motions of outrage
While in the past Israel would be praised for the courage of its assassin squads, those who are chasing the enemies of the Jews in far lands and beyond, the reaction this week is very different. Gilad Atzmon explains
Israel’s leaders may now have to think carefully before they step onto a plane. Gilad Atzmon explains
The memory of the Holocaust is indeed important, writes Gilad Atzmon. Because as some Israelis are brave enough to admit, Israelis are the Nazis of our time
If we are to right injustice we must curtail the Zionist operators among us. I am not talking here about Jews but about Zionists, people who are tied to a specific foreign tribal interest through ethnic ties, business interests or simply self-interest
Was Alastair Campbell’s emotional defence of Tony Blair genuine? Or was it just a cynical ploy for sympathy by Downing Street’s former number one spin-doctor?
In the world of British ‘official inquiries’, it is the government that appoints its members and sets its terms of reference. Rather like a criminal suspect being allowed to choose what he should be charged with along with who will be judge and the jury
Gilad Atzmon is not alone in praising “My Father Was A Freedom Fighter”, Ramzy Baroud’s new book. John Pilger and others have also lavished high praise on it. Includes video link
Gilad Atzmon on the curious contrast between British Foreign Secretary David Miliband’s refusal to negotiate with Somali pirates holding two Britons hostage and his support for the release of an IDF guard
Is it surprising that the only political lobby in Britain that acts against the implementation of universal laws against war crimes and crimes against humanity is Britain’s own Zionist lobby?
In the wake of the ‘International Holocaust Memorial Day’ I will say it loudly and openly. To oppose the Jewish state and Jewish nationalism is the true meaning of the memory of the Holocaust
Despite his conviction for ‘crimes against humanity’ having been overturned by the Israeli Supreme Court, and notwithstanding a lack of hard evidence, a German court is still trying John Demjanjuk, 89, as an ‘accessory’ in the death of 27,900 Jews