Why it isn’t antisemitic to say Israel led Trump into war
Criticising Israel isn’t antisemitism. So why is that accusation being used to shut this argument down?

Criticising Israel isn’t antisemitism. So why is that accusation being used to shut this argument down?

There was a moment to stand up. Instead, we got silence, deflection — and a missed chance the world would have noticed.
Trillions for war. Cuts for people. The Military Industrial Complex doesn’t just win — it decides.

Two cyclones. Record heat. And we’re still calling it unusual. This is what denial looks like.

Trump calls it victory. The world looks at it… and sees something else entirely.

Winston meets Rubio. Trump threatens war crimes. And somehow, we’re supposed to call this diplomacy?

The Pacific is quietly becoming one of the most militarised regions on earth. Ben Morgan tracks the moves, the risks and the fault lines.

Five weeks in and Trump is threatening to blow up Iran’s infrastructure in a profanity-laced rant. This isn’t strategy — it’s a war spinning out of control.

When even the most loyal insiders get cut loose, it’s no longer strategy — it’s chaos. And the war just keeps getting worse.

Forty countries scrambling to fix a crisis — while blaming the wrong culprit. If you ignore how this started, you guarantee how it ends.