Many of Hollywood and Silicon Valley’s Jews are silent on Israel California's captains of industry are turning a blind eye to the conflict

Sunday

29.10

Russia seeks power broker role with Hamas Netanyahu's failures have allowed rival states to step in

Katherine Bayford

Saturday

28.10

Black Britons don’t need black history Efforts at redefining our national story are usually elite-driven

Israel has no good options left Rapidly shifting international dynamics have boxed Benjamin Netanyahu in

Friday

27.10

Sam Harris: cancelling Stanford students over Israel ‘makes sense’ The neuroscientist called on the university to kick out pro-Palestine protesters

Israeli Ambassador debates ‘From the River to the Sea’ Tzipi Hotovely has previously advocated for a one-state solution

Israeli Ambassador answers questions on the war in Gaza Tzipi Hotovely has previously advocated for a one-state solution

No, Eddie Izzard, we aren’t going to take you seriously The comedian claims he has 'boy and girl genetics'

Why was I censored on Twitter for supporting Palestine? My thread was hidden with no explanation

One year on, Elon Musk has been beaten by the Twitter blob The Silicon Valley billionaire's free speech vision was always doomed

Andrew Orlowski

Thursday

26.10

The media is trying to make Kamala Harris happen again Friendly publications are giving the Vice President another shot

Predators are exploiting AI for child abuse images Paedophiles are harnessing the technology to create horrific material

Kristina Murkett

Rishi Sunak should delay the election for as long as possible It makes sense to give Keir Starmer more time to make a serious error

Germany is waking up to Islamist antisemitism A foiled terror plot this week is a sign of a more proactive approach

Ralph Schoellhammer

Peter Thiel: UK leaders have ‘secret agreement’ to talk up culture wars The billionaire warned Sunak and Starmer are both avoiding the economy

Wednesday

25.10

Euthanasia responsible for 4.1% of all Canadian deaths in 2022 A new report finds that 13,241 people died under the country's MAiD programme

France is right to take a tough line on immigration The Interior Minister has warned that he is ready to break European rights law

Anne-Elisabeth Moutet

Will Muslim voters turn on Keir Starmer? The Labour leader's staunchly pro-Israel stance could alienate a key voting bloc

Richard Johnson

Pacified Bernie Sanders disappoints progressives on Israel Former staffers are pleading with the senator to reconsider his stance

Parents deserve to know what children are learning about sex Schools cannot be the sole authority on gender issues

Tuesday

24.10

Muslim voters are drifting away from Biden Support for Israel is only the latest issue threatening support for the President

America’s college donor exodus won’t revive free speech Elite universities still have a long way to go

Why won’t the police crack down on antisemitism? Certain pro-Palestine protestors are being let off lightly

Do Irish people have white privilege? The country's education system is encouraging pupils to reflect on their status

Israel’s Iron Dome has a supply problem Missiles coming from Gaza are cheap and plentiful in comparison

Philip Pilkington

Monday

23.10

Republicans divided over $105bn foreign aid package Sceptics criticised the President's move to tie Israel's funding to Ukraine

Detransitioner files lawsuit against ‘gender-affirming’ clinicians Layton Ulery's case has shone a light on highly experimental practices

Eliza Mondegreen

New York Times apologises for Gaza coverage The paper joins Sky and the BBC in retracting inaccurate claims about the conflict

Javier Milei is not done yet Having fallen short in round one of the Argentine election, the radical could yet win

Sahra Wagenknecht’s party is a threat to the German establishment The Left-winger could perform surprisingly well in an election

Sunday

22.10

Sumption: it’s not illegal to chant for Palestine The Home Secretary is talking nonsense, says the former Supreme Court Justice

Saturday

21.10

Jonathan Sumption: War, lockdowns and lessons from the past Will humanity ever escape the shadow of war?

UK Covid inquiry turns its focus to Great Barrington Declaration Lockdown sceptics are being exposed to a very different line of questioning

Westminster conformism is worse than Dominic Cummings thinks SW1 is littered with brain-dead 'non-player characters'

Friday

20.10

Is ‘woke’ fashion coming to an end? Victoria's Secret has reportedly ditched its inclusive line

American Jews aren’t swinging Right The Israel-Palestine conflict has not caused a Democratic exodus

The Civil Service is thwarting the Government over Israel Steve Barclay allegedly had to persuade staff to display a flag of the Jewish state

The biggest threat to Western economies isn’t Israel-Palestine The war is not to blame for a brewing financial crisis

The Conservatives are now a zombie government Two disastrous by-election defeats show the party is just playing for time

Thursday

19.10

Democrats pick up where Trump left off on immigration Joe Biden has been quietly reinstating policies he once campaigned against

Rishi Sunak has caved on ‘conversion therapy’ The Prime Minister is no better than Keir Starmer on protecting women's rights

Robert Peel’s Tamworth is no stranger to Tory chaos Today's by-election calls to mind the seat's most famous MP

Nicholas Harris

The Israel-Palestine conflict is a gift to Putin International aid is being redirected away from Ukraine

Bethany Elliott

Will Europe’s terror attacks spread to the UK? Britain is not immune from the Islamist threat

Wednesday

18.10

Kathleen Stock: Inside Britain’s new trans clinics They said they were closing the Tavistock's gender services — but what happened next?

Preview: Inside Britain’s new trans clinics They said they were closing the Tavistock's gender services — what happened next?

Joe Biden’s legacy hinges on Gaza The President's Israel visit comes at a pivotal moment

The Left pushes for hard Covid measures (again) A subculture of safety could be making a comeback

Sweden offers limp response to Belgium shootings Leading politicians appear more concerned about Swedes 'moderating their tone'

Is the EU to blame for Italy’s falling birth rate? Giorgia Meloni isn't challenging the bloc's economic orthodoxy

Why I won’t be celebrating International Pronouns Day This madness needs to stop

Tuesday

17.10

Graham Linehan: I lost my comedy career to a mass delusion The Father Ted writer joined Andrew Doyle to discuss his career and memoir

Only 9% of Labour voters sympathise with Israel over Palestine A new poll finds low levels of support for the Jewish state in Keir Starmer's party

Europe’s terror wave shows no sign of ending A spate of killings sheds light on the continent's deteriorating security situation

Joe Biden is running a dangerous ‘guns and butter’ economy Like LBJ, the President is spending huge amounts on war and welfare

Will Palestinian refugees come to Europe? A new forecast of UK immigration levels fails to account for geopolitical events

Philip Pilkington

Monday

16.10

New play features ‘interview’ with JK Rowling over her trans views One playwright has resorted to putting words in the author's mouth

Eliza Mondegreen

AI teachers are coming to a school near you Cottesmore School recently appointed a robot principal

Kristina Murkett

Australia’s anti-democratic Voice campaign deserved to lose It undermined the core principles of representative democracy

The case of Artemis Langford divides American media A trans person's entry into an all-female sorority has been polarising

Mary Harrington

Donald Tusk is back The former darling of the EU is set to become prime minister of Poland again

Sunday

15.10

Hamas apologists have misunderstood Frantz Fanon The philosopher's work has been too easily applied to Israel and Palestine

Friday

13.10

Yascha Mounk: Israel to America — escaping the identity trap The author makes the case against dogma, and for universal humanist values

The monarchy will win Australia’s Voice referendum Anthony Albanese won't risk another referendum

SNP defection leaves party divided ahead of conference Lisa Cameron's move to the Tories deepens Humza Yousaf's problems

Covid inquiry proves Sage had too much power Boris Johnson leant too much on an unaccountable body

Oil markets are predicting a short war in Gaza But are analysts being too optimistic?

Philip Pilkington

Thursday

12.10

Trans activists fail to shut down another feminist event FiLiA's Glasgow conference is going ahead despite an intimidation campaign

Why is it so hard for the American Left to condemn Hamas? Certain members of the Squad are bringing their party into disrepute

Generation Z doesn’t want nightclub churches Cheap gimmicks won't attract younger members

More US states are suing TikTok over child threat Utah is the latest to take on the Chinese-owned app

Kristina Murkett

Why Germans want Olaf Scholz out A majority of voters are dreaming of a snap election

Ralph Schoellhammer

Wednesday

11.10

EU bitterly divided over Israel-Palestine response The bloc is struggling to form a united front on the conflict

William Nattrass

Special Investigation: How scientific is the Zoe app? Deborah Cohen speaks to UnHerd about the flaws of the health app

Don’t overlook the sexual violence of Hamas Women are regularly targeted by terrorists, and this conflict is no different

The Starmer glitterbomber I knew My university contemporary is part of a generation of performative protestors

Why Suella Braverman should not censor pro-Palestine voices The battle against antisemitism can only be won in the open

The Red Wall won’t be returning to Labour anytime soon Keir Starmer's speech contained little for England's northern working class

Tuesday

10.10

Sex Education is a Victorian morality tale The Netflix hit isn't as right-on as its critics suggest

Elizabeth Oldfield

How Keir Starmer keeps his charisma secret The private strengths of the Labour leader didn’t come out in today’s speech

Sam Bankman-Fried is wrong about Shakespeare The fallen crypto king has no understanding of literary greatness

Syriza’s gay leader plans surrogacy baby Stefanos Kasselakis says it is part of his wish for 'complete equality'

Mary Harrington