I wasn’t allowed to express that opinion, but you are allowed to express the opinion that it’s “heroic” to extrajudicially kill an innocent six-year-old girl. This is the modern face of Nazism, there is no debate about it.

Now let’s be clear: I said Ben-Gvir and Smotrich — responsible for the killing of thousands — should face the death penalty in a Nuremberg-like process, I even specified that it needed to follow a legal trial, etc., and the Murdoch papers lost the plot.

This person, in total sincerity, is celebrating the murder of a six-year-old girl, on the basis of her identity as a Palestinian. Will you see any journalist hound them, run a smear campaign as they have done to me and other Palestinians expressing entire tame opinions?

We don’t hate them enough.

Like, yes, Wes Streeting is unlawfully trying to deregister Palestinian doctors. But he's also demonising junior doctor in the NHS (you wouldn't believe how little they earn) for asking to be paid at least on-par with unqualified *doctor's assistants*.

The whole centre-right thing might even have worked out, but rather than focus on anything the electorate might want, they decided the sole purpose of their government was to out-Reform Reform and legislate on behalf of Israel and not Britain.

The most remarkable thing about British Labour - even if you think they were right to remove Corbyn - is how they made themselves unelectable in a single term by purging virtually the entirety of the party's left flank.

I think many of journalists believe they are still at a sandstone university debating club, where it's all just a big battle of ideas and the more smug and self-important you can be, the more trophies and accolades you'll win. They cannot see that what they do affects real lives.

The more I think about this, the angrier I become. It is not healthy for the press to present two positions as equivalent when one is factually false. Take, eg., accusations re: UNRWA funding. While you and your guests "vehemently disagree" on radio, my people starve to death.

EXCLUSIVE: King’s College London is accused of putting the life of a second-year student at risk by withdrawing his visa sponsorship after pressure from a pro-Israel lobby group

This is wild!!!! AIPAC is sending letters trying to dissuade people from voting for Kat Abughazaleh, who’s running for Congress in Illinois’ 9th District. Kate is originally Palestinian. Check the bullet points 😂

https://t.co/6WpxUKbocj

IMPORTANT: if you have any intel on this story I want to know exactly what group the money was being raised by/for, and whether it was a tax deductible donation. If old mate needs legal representation get him in touch with me and I'll put him in touch with someone else.

Why is @theage is carrying a comment from Marr on his interview of @ChrisLynnHedges but not from Hedges? I wonder why the paper lists Marr’s criticisms, but not Hedges’ arguments. And Marr’s assessment of Hedges’ evidence (“really, really thin”), but no clue as to what that

The new BOM site is garbage. There was nothing wrong with the old one, it did exactly what you needed it to. THAT'S ALL ANYONE SHOULD NEED! DON'T MAKE A FUCKING WEATHER FORECAST DIFFICULT TO ACCESS!

For those who just want a @BOM_au that tastes like a real BOM, you can access the old layout at: https://t.co/aENv7j9XIR Thank you to the random person on Reddit who shared this.

dad has cancelled his carlton membership lol

I have visited over a dozen UNRWA facilities in Jordan, the West Bank, and Lebanon for a doc I’m making. Here’s one observation about their schools, which Israelis frequently claim are rife with anti-Semitic propaganda. It’s quite the opposite: When you talk to Palestinian

The idea that someone can agree to perform at a bar mitzvah and become antisemitic the second they walk in the door is frankly a little antisemitic

Don't worry, @Keir_Starmer. The British public won't forget.