Month: January 2024 | Novara Media

Netanyahu Says Israel Must Rule “From the River to the Sea”

After Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu admitted that Israel should rule “from the river to the sea”, will western leaders finally wake-up to his intentions? Plus: barrister Hashi Mohamed calls out the tories on their approach to small boats crossings. With Michael Walker and Aaron Bastani.

Report

A police officer talking to April Bennett in her home. Screengrab: @swilkinsonbc on Twitter

Pro-Palestine Protester Arrested for Using Pins to Put Placard on MP’s Door

Simon Childs

‘There's been pins put in the door.’

The Novels That Inspired Class War

Why have so many revolutionaries turned to literature in times of crisis? Author Mark Steven explains.

Sunak Attacks House of Lords Over Rwanda Bill, Israeli President Stokes Regional War

Rishi Sunak has urged the House of Commons to pass his Rwanda Bill, warning them not to “frustrate the will of the people”. Plus: Israeli President Isaac Herzog has said an “empire of evil” is emanating from Tehran as tensions mount in the Middle East; and we ask whether Israel is purposefully killing its own […]

UN Warns of Famine in Gaza

As Israel’s brutal bombardment of Gaza continues, we speak to British-Palestinian journalist Yousaf Alhelou. Plus: Tories are continuing to tear their party into pieces over their Rwanda legislation; and Labour confirm that they’ve dropped a key policy to recognise Palestinian statehood. With Michael Walker and @NoJusticeMTG .

Analysis

French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal. Martin Bertrand / Hans Lucas via Reuters Connect

France’s Youngest Ever Prime Minister Is Part of Macronism’s Shift to the Right

Olly Haynes

Attal’s vibes-based popularity won’t last for long.

Report

A poster of an event that says 'Special Guest Star: A lunch with Levi Simon who has just returned from 3 months fighting in Gaza'

UK Charity Honours IDF Soldier Who Rummaged Through Gazan Women’s Underwear

Rivkah Brown

A hero’s welcome.

Red Flags

A terrace of houses with a 'To Let' sign in front of one of them. The entire image is tinted red

I Hate Landlords. How Do I Avoid Becoming One?

Sophie K Rosa

Principles v pragmatism.

Donald Trump Wins Big in Iowa Caucuses, Tories Fighting Over Rwanda Bill

The first electoral contest of the US Republican primary has taken place in Iowa with Donald Trump coming out on top. Plus: Tory MPs fight over the government’s Rwanda Bill. With Aaron Bastani and Joris Lechene.

Why the West Defends Ships Not Palestinians, Grant Shapps’ Delusions

With tensions escalating in the Red Sea, defence secretary Grant Shapps has defended Britain’s role in fighting the Houthis. Plus: a look at elections that have just taken place in Taiwan and what they mean for relations with China. With Michael Walker and Ash Sarkar.

Report

Commuters check train departure boards for delays. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez

‘Free Money’: Executives at Failing Train Company Joke About Making Money at the Taxpayer’s Expense

Polly Smythe

‘Roll-up, roll-up, get your free money here.’

Opinion

A man with short black hair, a beard, grey suit and blue shirt sits at a desk, looking serious

Mehdi Hasan’s Exit From MSNBC Is an Embarrassment to US Journalism

Nathan J Robinson

Punished for being too good at his job.

We Are in the Post-Climate Change World | Aaron Bastani Meets Gaia Vince

The framing of the discussion around climate change mainly focuses on mitigating rising temperatures, de-carbonising and getting to ‘net zero’. Author and broadcaster Gaia Vince argues that, whilst these things are important, we need to focus on how we’ll deal with what is already happening and will, in all likelihood, get much much worse: huge […]

British and US Forces Bomb Yemen, Israel’s Genocide Defence at the ICJ

British and US forces have bombed Yemen in response to Houthi attacks on commercial shipping. Plus: Israel have given their defence against accusations of genocide at the international court of justice. With Ash Sarkar and Aaron Bastani.

Opinion

Meet Blinne Ní Ghrálaigh, the Irish Lawyer Supporting South Africa’s Case Against Israel

Jad Salfiti

For the Irish, the plight of the Palestinians is only too familiar.

Analysis

Bombing Yemen Won’t Protect Britain’s Precious Trade Interests

Ash Sarkar

Airstrikes always lead to stability, right?

South Africa’s Case Against Israel’s Genocide Begins

The International Court of Justice has heard the first day of South Africa’s legal case against Israel. Plus: we speak to consultant surgeon Nick Maynard who has just returned from Gaza; and more on the postmasters scandal as the post office inquiry begins. With Moya Lothian-McLean and Kieran Andrieu.

Tianducheng replica of Paris

Escaping the Tourism Trap

Anthropologist Dean MacCannell explains how our urge to see the world has been manipulated by capitalism.

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