Jake Wallis Simons

From Dreyfus to Netanyahu, Jews have always faced trial by media

There are striking similarities in the complicity of the international press

Revealed: Jay Rayner left Observer over ‘antisemites on Guardian staff’

The editor, Kath Viner, ‘likes to deny it’ and ‘has not had the courage to face them down,’ he wrote in a private Facebook post

It shouldn’t be our job to police the police

The Met is reviewing its decision to take no further action over an Imam who prayed for the destruction of Jewish homes – after JC reporting

Israeli warplanes deliver night of clinical attacks on Iranian military targets

The IAF hit ballistic missile manufacturing sites and air defence batteries

‘Jewish demons’ singer quits as ‘peace’ festival exposed

Community groups demand greater oversight by Met Police and Excel Centre to silence ‘extremists’ in London

The lesson of October 8? Lose solidarity with Israel and we lose ourselves

The West’s solidarity with the Jewish state is only as strong as its grasp on its own history and values

Killing Nasrallah was Israel’s only choice

Those criticising the move must provide a better alternative

Political factionalism is now Israel’s deadliest foe

History shows us that when Jewish unity collapses, destruction is not far behind

Israel won’t let reporters into Rafah… is that a wise strategy?

Israel must stop tearing itself apart

The Philadelphi debate is too serious for mud-slinging

Israel’s terrible dilemma

As thousands of Israelis demand a deal with Hamas after the hostage murders, others fear its consequences

The UN is hijacked by autocrats. It needs to be reformed

The way the organisation has left the Jewish state out of its day of remembrance highlights its deep problem with Israel, which has been on full display since October 7