Clausewitz, Trump and Soleimani
Gilad Atzmon reflects on the assassination of Soleimani, the Iranian response and the wider implications
Gilad Atzmon reflects on the assassination of Soleimani, the Iranian response and the wider implications
In a recent Haaretz Op-ed, interim Israeli president Avraham Burg wrote that one of the few people able to stand up against the decade’s new tyrants is … George Soros
The ICC is set to investigate alleged Israeli war crimes. If the Jewish Lobby and its allies intervene, as it did in the UK election, it could expose its real power. Gilda Atzmon explains
Rarely in history has there been a popular coup against an opposition Party, writes Gilad Atzmon. But this is what we saw in Britain last week.
It was not Corbyn’s zigzag over Brexit that turned off voters. It was his party’s tyrannical and authoritarian inclinations that made Labour’s core support run away
Revised and updated from February 2019: Gilad Atzmon on why the “left” is now totally out of touch with the concerns of ordinary workers
Discussion between a Catholic scholar and a jazz musician and writer, both of whom have been blacklisted by the Zionist ADL
If Corbyn or anyone else within the Labour party is interested in forgiveness from the Jewish community they should heed the fate of Uriel Da Costa. Gilad Atzmon explains
I first realised in the early 2000s that Jewish power is very dangerous for Jews and gentiles alike. Now the British people have stood up and said: ‘enough is enough’
How British historians were instructed to present the Poles as onlookers to Jewish suffering rather than fellow victims
The great Israeli thinker Yeshayahu Leibowitz noticed as early as the 1970s that the Holocaust was morphing from an event in history into a dogmatic religion
Pompeo’s announcement that the U.S. is softening its positions on Israeli settlements in the West Bank tells Palestinians: in the battle for your liberation you are alone