The Jewish Progressive Agenda according to Bernie Sanders
Sanders seems to want it both ways, he identifies himself as a “proud Jewish American” and yet he is hostile to those who identify as White
Israel’s Last War
How is it that 70 years after founding Israel, the people who have suffered throughout their history have again managed to create the potential for their own disaster?
Gilad Atzmon on Truth, Faith and Palestine – Chester Interfaith Palestine Conference
Zionist activists tried to get the event cancelled but failed and whenever this happens anti-Zionists groups grow stronger
A Window into Jewish Guilt
I am trying to point out the possibility that the overwhelming fear of ‘anti-Semitism,’ documented however poorly by the AJC, might well be the expression of guilt.
Iran, Israel and Destiny
It seems that Netanyahu intends to follow the same belligerent hawkish path that has made Jewish history into a tragic continuum
Here Come the Polocaust Deniers
Israel fights to prevent other nations from writing their own histories if such attempts seem to interfere with the most popular Jewish religion: the holocaust.
Israel and the West Do Not Have the Means to Counter Iranian Technology
Israeli analysts explain why Israel, and the West, should be concerned. Introduced by Gilad Atzmon
A Great Day for Zion
Two day ago, the Zionist Lobby scored three significant victories that are indicative of Britain’s descent into an Orwellian dystopia
On the liberty to teach, pursue, and discuss knowledge without restriction
Zionism, once dedicated to the concept of a “promised land,” morphed decades ago into an aspiration toward a ‘promised planet.’
The Only Jewish Ghetto in the Middle East
The Israeli elections recall the old Yiddish joke: “How many synagogues do you need in a village with just one Jew? Two, one to go to and one to boycott.”
Jews vs. Israelis
‘Zionism vs. Judaism’ is a fake dichotomy, writes Gilad. It serves to confuse and to divert questioning minds from the path toward an understanding
The End of Israel
As Israel becomes increasingly Jewish and fundamentalist in its nationalist and religious ethos, it has also become more divided. Gilad Atzmon explains