Ep. 161: Former British Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks and ‘New York Times’ writer Taffy Brodesser-Akner

When you want to condemn anti-Semitism but Jews keep getting in the way

In ‘Haaretz’ and on campus, nothing but love for the embattled Labour leader

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

‘I am Jew!’

After the Labour leader allegedly fails to bother to invite the Jews

Labour continues blaming the Jews, as one lawmaker is suspended for spreading blood libels and another for saying British Jews secretly work for the Mossad

As Britain’s Jewish newspapers publish a joint editorial sharply criticizing Jeremy Corbyn and Labour

New rules permit comparing Israelis to Nazis, accusing Jews of dual loyalty, and arguing that the Jewish state is inherently racist

‘Please, please remain. The long march begins tonight.’

The comic lampooned the Labour leader, and Internet trolls soon blamed the Jews

“I’m doing it for the same reason that I joined,” wrote Jamie Susskind. “Because I’m Jewish.”

The hits keep on coming for Jeremy Corbyn’s gang

“The slogan, ‘Enough is Enough,’ could not be more apt”

Anti-Semitism is disemboweling the British left. It matters there, and here.

Jeremy Corbyn and his speechwriter both implicated

Rather than purge the prejudice from their party, some online activists have instead quietly attempted to purge the evidence of it

Not barred was the Palestinian Authority ambassador to Britain, who had choice words about Jews and the Holocaust

Holocaust denier Tahra Ahmed says the disaster was a for-profit conspiracy, just like 9/11

Nasreen Khan is still under consideration for a council seat

The architect of Brexit indulged the suggestion that Jews control America on behalf of Israel on his daily radio show

In ‘Contemporary Left Antisemitism,’ David Hirsh compellingly traces a newly resurgent form of disinformation to its surprising enablers

Your Wednesday morning feel-good story

Famed filmmaker Ken Loach accused Jews of fabricating claims of anti-Semitism, then refused to condemn Holocaust denial

The iconic TV show was created by a Jew in part as a meditation on the sort of anti-Semitism that now sweeps Britain

Published 100 years ago this month, ‘To the Lighthouse’ still shines as a beacon for writer Daphne Merkin

The party refused to expel Ken Livingstone, despite his repeated conspiratorial remarks about Zionist-Nazi collaboration