David Patrikarakos

David Patrikarakos is the author ofWar in 140 Characters: How Social Media is Reshaping Conflict in the Twenty-First Century. His Twitter feed is @dpatrikarakos.

What Was Brexit Like, Daddy?
London, on the night Britain left the European Union, during a brief lull in the culture wars to allow one side its victory dance
byDavid Patrikarakos
Election Watch: The Jewish Women Leading the Fight Against Anti-Semitism in Britain
The Labour Party’s Queen Esthers are fighting gales of abuse while hoping to save their island on Thursday from Jeremy Corbyn and his army of anti-Semitic trolls
byDavid Patrikarakos
No Israelis Allowed Onboard
German court criticizes the Kuwaiti Airways ban on Israelis but rules it legal
byDavid Patrikarakos
An Expert on Anti-Semitism Fears for the Future in Britain
David Hirsh became an expert in the anti-Semitism of the left by starting his life there, now he fears that Jews are threatened from all sides
byDavid Patrikarakos
Jeremy Corbyn Will Lay a Wreath for PLO Munich Murderers but Not for Dead Jews at Yad Vashem
The Corbyn playbook was on full show: denial, backtracking, equivocation, and words so slippery even the Kool-Aid faithful were unsure of what to say.
byDavid Patrikarakos
Israel Is Losing the Social Media War
Why military supremacy is no longer enough for a Jewish state fighting on asymmetric fronts against nonstate actors with the ability to shape public perceptions and war narratives
byDavid Patrikarakos
In Brilliant New Play, Bernard-Henri Lévy Takes On the Follies of Brexit
‘Please, please remain. The long march begins tonight.’
byDavid Patrikarakos
British Jews Rally Against Anti-Semitism in Labour
“The slogan, ‘Enough is Enough,’ could not be more apt”
byDavid Patrikarakos
The Blot Against America
British political journalist and spy-thriller writer Jonathan Freedland imagined a president in need of removal from office before Trump was elected
byDavid Patrikarakos
Corbyn, Trump, and the Quest for Political Authenticity
How—and why—consummate outsiders like Labour’s Jeremy Corbyn are taking center stage this political season
byDavid Patrikarakos