Why Should He Apologise? Or Rather, Who Should Apologise?
In politically correct Britain, writes Gilad Atzmon, the Mayor of London (left) had only to insult someone who happened to be Jewish for the Jewish Board of Deputies to demand his head
In politically correct Britain, writes Gilad Atzmon, the Mayor of London (left) had only to insult someone who happened to be Jewish for the Jewish Board of Deputies to demand his head
Manuel Talens talks to Gilad Atzmon; writer, awarding winning jazz saxophonist, outspoken political activist and former Israeli soldier whose exposure of Zionist subterfuge have won him plaudits as much as they’ve made him enemies
Every historical tale can operate as a smoke screen; narratives can be very effective in encouraging collective blindness. In this sense, writes Gilad Atzmon, Auschwitz and the Holocaust narrative are no different
Five years of Anglo-American war against Islam, writes Gilad Atzmon, and it is actually British Jews who insist that there has been an alarming increase in Anti-Jewish feelings
With Ariel Sharon about to meet his maker, acclaimed jazz musician and former Israeli soldier Gilad Atzmon reflects on the man’s life and legacy
A former Israeli soldier writes: as far as the Israeli political game is concerned, the rule is very simple, the more Arab blood you have on your hands the more you are suited to get on with your governing job
Gilad Atzmon, an award winning jazz musician and former Israeli soldier explains how the spirit of ancient and bloody rituals still lives on
Former Israeli soldier turned award winning Jazz musician, Gilad Atzmon asks: How could a tiny paramilitary group such as Hezbollah manage to shake the almighty, American-supported Jewish state?
Former Israeli soldier turned political activist and awarding winning Jazz musician, Gilad Atzmon reveals the guidelines for Israeli spokesmen (satire)
Former Israeli soldier turned award winning Jazz musician, Gilad Atzmon charts a developing story (satire)
In the opening hours of the recent crisis in Lebanon, when Hezbollah first captured two Israeli soldiers; Dan Halutz (left), the Israeli chief of staff began selling shares in his investment portfolio, betting on the likelihood of a new war
Gilad Atzmon’s autumn tour is an exhilarating how of two halves. With a set of all new music from Atzmon’s powerhouse quartet featuring electrifying hard bop, insurgent world jazz explorations and heartfelt beautiful ballads Atzmon style. But be ready to be amazed as Atzmon and co introduce you to the madcap genius of Artie Fishel […]