The NHS is a collective endeavour
Some like to describe the NHS as a government-run insurance scheme. But that hardly captures the essence of a public service
Published by: The Guardian
Monthly Archives: September 2009
Enough of these media hyenas
Politicians should expect press scrutiny and tough questions. But this sledging of Gordon Brown is ugly and undemocratic
Published by: The Guardian
The age of New Labour is over. The only question is what will survive
Gordon Brown yesterday ditched many of the old doctrines. But the party still can't decide what worked and what failed
Published by: The Guardian
Obama may have lost some face in the Middle East, but don’t write him off yet
The Bibi-Abbas photo-op said it all. If the US president is to turn things around, he'll need to press the reset button
Published by: The Guardian
Maybe Israel just needs to acknowledge Palestinian pain
Published by: Other Publications
We were once the ‘maniacs’
Published in the Jewish Chronicle Terror suspects, caught by police surveillance, boast of the blood-curdling havoc they hope to wreak. ?The corpse of an enemy smells nice?, they hiss. In messages addressed to the British public, they say the deaths … Continued
Published by: The Jewish Chronicle
Obama guilty of naivety, says former Israeli diplomat
Dan Gillerman says US president's recent actions reveal his 'inexperience in foreign policy' Published on the Guardian website
Published by: The Guardian
If Obama can’t defeat the Republican headbangers, our planet is doomed
One year on, the world still looks to the US and holds its breath. The fate of a global climate treaty rests in American hands
Published by: The Guardian
Benny Morris
Israeli historian Benny Morris speaks to Jonathan Freedland about his new book, One State, Two States, and discusses why his analysis of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict may leave liberals squirming To view click here
Published by: The Guardian
In the great argument of 2010, the Tories are wrong and deserve to lose
Talk of an age of austerity has offered Cameron the pretext to retreat to his party's comfort zone of slash and burn
Published by: The Guardian