Stephen Pollard

Labour’s mangled sixth-form-level Marxist class war

Employers are not working people according to Emma Reynolds

Nov 02 26November 02, 2026

Article at CapX

Echoes of Brexit as pundits called it wrong in writing off Bibi prematurely

Likud took a knockback, but reports of Netanyahu’s demise turned out to be much exaggerated – and proved Israel is not the “State of Tel Aviv”

Oct 28 26October 28, 2026

Article at Jewish Chronicle

The cheat code

I used to have two bêtes noires. One of them was Edward Heath. The other was Roy Keane.

Oct 28 26October 28, 2026

Article at The Critic

Jonathan Powell’s flawed approach to Israel is more dangerous than his wife’s views

Sarah Helm’s posts have sparked outrage, but UK national security adviser’s belief that Northern Ireland lessons apply to Middle East is of greater concern

Oct 26 26October 26, 2026

Article at Jewish Chronicle

Inside Israel, I see how little haters worldwide understand this election

Benjamin Netanyahu’s future is at stake – but the issues for voters in a nation recovering from trauma are far removed from luxury beliefs of critics living safely abroad

Oct 23 26October 23, 2026

Article at Jewish Chronicle

Warning: Bibi’s ousting from office may not spell the end of global antisemitism...

Should Benjamin Netanyahu be voted out next week, critics who hope his government’s end will alleviate hate could be disappointed

Oct 19 26October 19, 2026

Article at Jewish Chronicle

Managing success

It is a cliché of football punditry that Pep Guardiola changed English football. It did not take long for most other managers to copy Manchester City.

Oct 16 26October 16, 2026

Article at The Critic

Burnham calls out the Greens’ antizionism – but is his hostility to Israel much better?

While Polanski et al can only shout about the Jewish state, Labour can – and does – go after it. Isn’t the worse villain then the government that is actually sanctioning Jerusalem?

Oct 09 26October 09, 2026

Article at Jewish Chronicle

What the terror scare on the Dubai–Tel Aviv flight showed about the power of the Abraham Accords

The emergency landing underscored the evolving security cooperation between Israel, the UAE and Saudi Arabia – a reminder that the peace agreements have reshaped the region far beyond diplomacy and trade

Oct 01 26October 01, 2026

Article at Jewish Chronicle

It’s not the 1970s Burnham is taking us back to, it’s the 1950s

The prime minister’s interview with Laura Kuenssberg revealed a nostalgic, almost naive vision of public services rooted in another era

Sep 27 26September 27, 2026

Article at The Telegraph

Ed Miliband’s show of Jewish pride: Kicking Israel on Yom Kippur

Whether he is wrecking Britain’s alliance with its most important Middle Eastern ally or ordering a fruity vegan flapjack, our friends and foes alike must surely conclude that our Foreign Secretary is a bad joke

Sep 23 26September 23, 2026

Article at Jewish Chronicle

Why did the archbishop honour a cleric who called bin Laden ‘mujahid’? She worships at the shrine of Palestine

Sarah Mullally is no naif – and that is deeply concerning

Sep 18 26September 18, 2026

Article at Jewish Chronicle

Twenty-five years on, we have learnt nothing from 9/11 – we still allow Islamist hate to flourish

The attacks of 2001 changed everything, yet extremists continue to radicalise on campuses and preach in mosques, while terrorist supporters march through our streets

Sep 11 26September 11, 2026

Article at Jewish Chronicle

How Palestinianism can whitewash racist tropes – even when they are not directed at Jews

While Dame Maureen Lipman is pilloried and needs protection just for defending Israel’s right to live in safety, Miriam Margolyes is still celebrated after using foul epithets to describe a black man on live TV

Sep 07 26September 07, 2026

Article at Jewish Chronicle

Israeli conductors come first and second in top international competition – in Birmingham

The city that delivered the infamous ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv football fans hosted a stunning triumph for two Israelis this weekend

Sep 07 26September 07, 2026

Article at Jewish Chronicle

Miriam Margolyes isn’t a national treasure, she’s an irrational disgrace

Does the actress get away with revolting behaviour because she is Left-wing?

Sep 04 26September 04, 2026

Article at The Telegraph

The shameful attempt to ostracise Dame Maureen Lipman and other Jewish artists who refuse to disavow Israel

The iconic actress would, of course, never prostrate herself before the self-declared community of the good and for that, she suffers antisemitic abuse, requires protection for her safety and now faces calls for her exclusion. This is where we now are

Sep 02 26September 02, 2026

Article at Jewish Chronicle

Trump’s Iran sanctions might just work

Iran's economy is in dire straits. Further sanctions could yet topple it

Aug 25 26August 25, 2026

Article at CapX

Gary Lineker is done disguising his true views on the Jewish state

The former BBC presenter claimed contrition after his sacking, but has now shared a post likening Zionism to the Third Reich

Aug 24 26August 24, 2026

Article at The Telegraph

Why Labour’s attacks on Israel are really about winning back the Muslim vote

Ed Miliband’s claim that the E1 settlement project destroys the two-state solution is laughable – and his grandstanding will neither advance peace nor recover sectarian support already lost at the ballot box

Aug 21 26August 21, 2026

Article at Jewish Chronicle

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