And it’s a very present threat, on both sides of the Atlantic.

And from the movement for Soviet Jewry.

The Jewish candidate doesn’t seem to mind being surrounded by anti-Semites.

The fallacy of the reasonable centrist.

On both sides of the Atlantic, it’s the hatred that need not be condemned.

A nexus of complicity.

The media continue to give the British Labor party’s leader a pass.

Paul Mason’s Clear, Bright Future is neither clear nor especially bright.

In his conspiratorial mindset, all roads lead to Israel.

The universe will end before the Labor leader puts a stop to anti-Semitism in his party.

If Sanders can’t summon the political courage to fight anti-Semitism when it’s easy to do so, what are the chances he’ll do so if it. . .

Don’t ignore the fringe, and don’t appease it.

Running for Congress doesn’t invite scrutiny.

Especially, but not only, in the Labor party.