Talut’s Lesson for Qatar: Courage Over Cowardice
Israel’s strike on Doha has exposed, yet again, the empty theatre of Arab state politics. This is the politics of the nation state in i...
Operation Raise the Colours: What Patriotism Really Means
Across the country, we are seeing a sudden rise in the St George’s Cross and Union Jack draped across lampposts, painted onto roundabou...
From Mufti Menk to Gaza: Dissent Should Be Heard by Scholars, Not Silenced by Police
The recent
incident in Sheffield, where Mufti Menk was interrupted during a lecture and
the young man was ultimately removed by securit...
When Occupation Is a Crime — Except When It Isn’t
In the run-up to the Trump–Putin summit in Alaska, Washington has signalled that peace in Ukraine might require “land-swapping” — in ot...
From Jabalia to the World: Anas’s Will That Refuses to Be Silenced
Anas is not another statistic; his death is not another number. His martyrdom stands as a living testimony to the relentless struggle f...
More Muhammads, Fewer Matthews: The Real Story Behind Popular Names In Britain
In case you missed it — and you likely did, thanks to the media’s increasingly strategic silence — Muhammad is once again the most popu...
Skyfall: The Death of Western Civilization Comes Gift-Wrapped in Aid Parcels
From the skies above Gaza, the great ideals of Western civilization are falling—shrink-wrapped in plastic, strapped to parachutes, and ...
How Britain Recognises Graves and Rubble As A State
In September, the United Kingdom plans to formally recognise the state of Palestine—an act being framed as a moral intervention in resp...
When Fir’awn Fears Formula Milk
In July 2025, Professor Nick Maynard, a British consultant surgeon from Oxford University Hospitals, returned from a medical mission in...
All That’s Left Is to Boil and Eat Them: Gaza and the Return of Medieval Brutality
In the winter of 1098, after months of besieging the Syrian town of Maʿarrat al-Numan, Crusaders finally breached its walls. The victor...