Though Guardian Jerusalem correspondent Harriet Sherwood consistently either ignores or plays down Palestinian terrorist attacks against Israeli citizens, she rarely misses an opportunity to provide free PR for even the most marginal BDS and […]
Between late December and early January St James’s Church, Piccadilly is hosting “Bethlehem Unwrapped”, a Christmas festival – produced in association with several radical NGOs – presenting a series of events and activities on […]
BBC Watch managing editor Hadar Sela was responsible for most of the research and editing in the following post. On December 28th the Israeli Prison Service published the list of prisoners scheduled for […]
A major controversy erupted on Saturday at Upton Park in London after French Muslim footballer Nicolas Anelka used a gesture widely considered to be antisemitic and often described as “the Nazi salute […]
This week’s edition of Sounds Israeli features Boaz Banai’s hit song ‘The Whole Week (Feels Like Sunday)’, from his debut album in 2009. Related articles Sounds Israeli: Mookie talks about peace (cifwatch.com)
We recently published our 4,000th post. So, we thought it would be fun to look back at the five most popular posts since this blog was first launched in August of 2009. Here […]
CiF Watch contributor Gidon Ben-Zvi broke the news yesterday for the Algemeiner that a noted Jewish-British cinematic historian has claimed that Bugs Bunny may in fact be Jewish. Ben-Zvi: According to film scholar […]
We’d like to take this time to wish you, our loyal readers, peace, good will and happiness during Christmas and throughout the New Year.
Ali Abunimah is the co-founder of Electronic Intifada – and occasional ‘Comment is Free’ contributor – who opposes the existence of a Jewish state within any borders. He had this to say on Twitter yesterday about the reported death of […]
Cross posted by London based blogger Richard Millett St James’s Church, Piccadilly, in London’s West End has installed a life size 8 metre tall/30 metre long replica of Israel’s security wall in […]
Surprisingly, this year the award does NOT go to the Guardian. It goes to The Times for a story by Catherine Philp which is riddled with errors and distortions. (See our previous posts on Philp here and here.) […]
Say you’re a British Jew and work professionally as a journalist. And, though you are highly critical of both Israel and many Jews, you still fancy yourself a progressive and anti-racist. Indeed, you are […]
What exactly does it take to disqualify a Palestinian from being canonized as a liberal human rights activist by the Guardian Left? This question came to mind when reading a Guardian obituary […]
The following song by Israeli pop-reggae artist Daniel Niv (known as Mookie) is titled ‘Talking about Peace‘. Related articles Sounds Israeli: The Music of Sarit Hadad (cifwatch.com)
On Nov. 18 we reminded readers that until the summer of 2012 the Guardian’s Style Guide stated that Tel Aviv is the capital of Israel – a shamefully false claim which was only officially retracted by their editors after a complaint […]
The following motion, sponsored by Israel hater Jeremy Corbyn and David Ward (whose animosity towards Jews, and not merely Israelis, is well documented) and signed by 41 other MPs (including George Galloway), in the House of Commons is an almost […]
As we noted in a post yesterday, the Guardian’s Harriet Sherwood evidently believes – contrary to all evidence – that Palestinian terrorist attacks in Judea and Samaria (the West Bank) are rare. […]
The final segment in a series of guest posts on the ASA boycott motion by Jon from DivestThis! In contrast to communities like the Presbyterians or Food Coop world which I never […]
One of the many articles published in early November by the Guardian about the Swiss report on the death of Yasser Arafat concluding that the late Palestinian leader was likely poisoned – […]
The last time we posted about the annual report on antisemitic discourse in Britain by the Community Security Trust (the charity organisation advising British Jews on matters of security and antisemitism) we focused on the fact that the […]
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