February | 2011 | Jonathan Freedland

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Loudmouth politician with a drink in his hand: Nigel Farage now, John Wilkes then. Long View, 9am @BBCRadio4 07:47:11 AM July 23, 2014 from Twitter Web Client
RT @972mag: IDF denies Hamas claim that a soldier was kidnapped in Gaza; name belongs to one of the soldiers killed in fighting earlier 09:30:03 PM July 20, 2014 from Twitter for iPhone
RT @joshtpm: Mix of faked pictures, name of a soldier on way to Israeli morgue casting real doubt on Hamas claim of capturing Israeli soldi… 09:27:57 PM July 20, 2014 from Twitter for iPhone
RT @sheeraf: Ok, still no official comment on whether IDF solider kidnapped, but this photo being circulated is old, from 2008. http://t.co… 08:57:50 PM July 20, 2014 from Twitter Web Client
"How the occupation of Gaza corrupts the occupier". @OwenJones84 http://t.co/n9c0qyponE 08:57:37 PM July 20, 2014 from Twitter Web Client
"How many Israelis must die before we are ‘allowed’ to defend them?" Knesset deputy speaker writes for @guardian http://t.co/o8T8EomuVL 08:55:59 PM July 20, 2014 from Twitter Web Client

February 28, 2011

Are Arabs the new Zionists?

Long after his death, the wisdom of Abba Eban lives on - no nugget more frequently dug up than his observation that "the Palestinians never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity."

Published by: The Jewish Chronicle

February 25, 2011

The week in review podcast: Libya, the ‘big society’, and the royal wedding

This week, Jonathan Freedland is joined in the studio by Polly Toynbee, Miranda Sawyer and the poet and broadcaster Ian McMillan.

Published by: The Guardian

February 22, 2011

We owe the internet for changing the world. Now let’s learn how to turn off

Twitter can help bring down Middle Eastern dictators ? but being forever online disrupts our lives for the worse

Published by: The Guardian

February 22, 2011

We owe the internet for changing the world. Now let’s learn how to turn off

Twitter can help bring down Middle Eastern dictators ? but being forever online disrupts our lives for the worse

Published by: The Guardian

February 18, 2011

The week in review podcast: Silvio Berlusconi, old age, and the Olympics

Jonathan Freedland has Jay Rayner, Maev Kennedy and Hugh Muir in the studio for the latest episode of The week in review.

Published by: The Guardian

February 17, 2011

For David Cameron’s forests U-turn, timing may be all

Government blunders that come early in a term are often forgiven, but how did the sell-off policy ever come into being?

Published by: The Guardian

February 15, 2011

A better way to push democracy, but the west’s love-bombing has risks too

The pressing question is what those outside the Middle East can do if they want to see reform spread across the region

Published by: The Guardian

February 15, 2011

A better way to push democracy, but the west’s love-bombing has risks too

The pressing question is what those outside the Middle East can do if they want to see reform spread across the region

Published by: The Guardian

The year in politics

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From the election to the student protests, Guardian columnists relive the highs and lows of UK politics in 2010

February 11, 2011

The week in review: Bankers, marriage and politics on screen – podcast

Jonathan Freedland has former Heat editor Sam Delaney and Guardian columnists Richard Williams and Miranda Sawyer in the studio for the latest Week in review podcast.

Published by: The Guardian

Monthly Archives: February 2011