The Israeli right has a new vision ? Jews and Arabs sharing one country
The one-state solution, once associated with extremists and dreamers, is finding new support in unlikely quarters
Published by: The Guardian
Monthly Archives: July 2010
Nick Clegg’s awkward ‘illegal invasion’ comment at PMQs
Clegg's reference to the Iraq war reminds us that his new allies backed the greatest foreign policy misjudgment in 70 years
Published by: The Guardian
There’s a good idea in Cameron’s ‘big society’ screaming to get out
Labour must seize this flawed initiative from the Tories, reclaim its Labour origins and then set about improving it
Published by: The Guardian
Politics Weekly podcast: Andy Burnham, the NHS and the French veil ban
Andy Burnham is the first of five Labour leadership candidates to join the Politics Weekly panel for a packed agenda.
Published by: The Guardian
A two-faced coalition is hard to fight but Labour needs to find a way, quick
The opposition can best do its job by getting over the Blair-Brown rift ? and nailing Tory claims that it caused the current crisis
Published by: The Guardian
A two-faced coalition is hard to fight but Labour needs to find a way, quick
The opposition can best do its job by getting over the Blair-Brown rift ? and nailing Tory claims that it caused the current crisis
Published by: The Guardian
Israel has never lacked enemies but now it risks losing its friends
Netanyahu went into his meeting with Obama believing he has time on his side. But he's wrong: the clock is ticking
Published by: The Guardian
Labour would be wise to lay off the Lib Dem bashing
Campaigning against AV would look like knee-jerk oppositionism. Labour should focus its attacks on the Tories instead
Published by: The Guardian
Politics Weekly podcast: Labour progressively defrocked
Tom Clark and Allegra Stratton are joined by Guardian columnists Jonathan Freedland and Madeleine Bunting to discuss the coalition government's theft of Labour's progressive clothes.
Published by: The Guardian