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Long Read: How the Guardian Lined Up Behind Starmer

Rivkah Brown

At the Guardian’s election endorsement meeting, a senior columnist argued that anything less than full-blown Starmerism risked losing credibility with the incoming government, while the lobby closed ranks behind Labour in a seemingly pre-agreed position. Rivkah Brown reports.

Novara Live: The Assassination Attempt on Donald Trump

20-year-old Matthew Crooks has been named as the shooter responsible for the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. Plus: health secretary Wes Streeting has extended the ban on puberty blockers; and foreign secretary David Lammy has visited Israel and met with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu. With Michael Walker and David Adler.

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Report: Meta Extends Ban on the Term ‘Zionist’

Rivkah Brown

The big tech company has added additional contexts in which it will consider the term ‘Zionist’ to be hate speech. Rivkah Brown reports.

A slice of cake. Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto

Opinion: Prestigious Science Institute in Meltdown Over ‘Alleged Peaceful’ Palestine Cake Sale

Simon Childs

A bizarre tale of censorship, hypocrisy and home baking.

A billboard that says 'vote genocide' with a Labour rose besides it

Feature: Faced With Two Pro-Genocide Parties, Voters Are Tapping Out

Rivkah Brown

More and more people can’t bring themselves to vote for either main party - or anyone - at the next election, but want to communicate their rage. They tell Rivkah Brown why they’re spoiling their ballots.

a man flies a palestinian flag beside leicester crown court

Report: Damaging Property Justifiable to Save Palestinian Lives, Court Finds

Rivkah Brown

A Leicester court acquitted two Palestine Action activists of criminal damage, accepting that their actions were necessary to save lives and prevent greater property damage in Palestine.

Darren Henley, chief executive of Arts Council England. Screengrab: University of Cumbria on Youtube

Report: Arts Council Warning Against Political Statements Came After Government Talks on Gaza

Simon Childs

ACE warned arts organisations against ‘overtly political or activist’ statements after talking to the government about ‘reputational risk relating to Israel-Gaza conflict’.

A person wearing a face mask sits at a passover seder table holding a sign that reads 'my jewish family wants palestinian families to be safe'

Feature: Young Jews Are Sick of Being Lied to About Israel

Rivkah Brown

For decades, diaspora Jews have been raised to believe in Israel. A new documentary tracks their loss of innocence, writes Rivkah Brown.

Report: Palestine and Climate Activists Are Joining Forces at UK University Encampments

Clare Hymer

Students from climate and Palestine campaigns are working together to highlight universities’ links to arms and fossil fuel companies and share lessons in how to hold occupations. Clare Hymer reports.

A group of people hold banners that say 'zero tolerance for antisemites' and similar slogans

Report: Did an Israel Lobbyist Confect an Antisemitism Story About a Palestine Demo?

Rivkah Brown

Gideon Falter claimed he was an ordinary bloke who’d been antisemitically abused by police on a Palestine demo. Evidence seen by Novara Media suggests he staged the altercation. Rivkah Brown reports.

an activist holds a palestine flag against the railings of a ship

Report: When Governments Fail, We Sail: Massive Aid Flotilla Prepares to Head for Gaza

Rivkah Brown

On Sunday, the Gaza Freedom Flotilla will set sail from Istanbul carrying 5,500 tonnes of aid and delegates from over 30 countries. Unarmed, their safety will depend entirely on Israel’s willingness to obey international law. Rivkah Brown reports.

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Opinion: Israel Keeps Pushing Western Leaders’ Limits – And Discovering There Aren’t Any

Moya Lothian-McLean

The deaths of US and British citizens in an apparently targeted Israeli attack seems unlikely to result in either sanctions or a reduction of security ‘aid’ to the country. What will?

A clothesline hangs in front of Big Ben with letters stitched to children's clothes spelling out 'ceasefire now'

Report: Campaigners Are Planning a Tax-Strike for Gaza

Charlotte England

Campaigners want 100,000 people to withhold tax in protest at the British government’s complicity in Israeli war crimes. Could it work?

guardian editor-in-chief katharine viner

Long Read: How the Guardian’s Editor-in-Chief Caved to Pro-Israel Pressure

Rivkah Brown

Having started her career as an unflinchingly pro-Palestine author-activist, Guardian editor Katharine Viner has since risen to one of the most powerful positions in media. The ascent has changed her, colleagues say. Rivkah Brown reports.

Opinion: Politicians Don’t Feel Unsafe, They Feel Uncomfortable

Janey Starling

MPs say Palestine protesters make them feel unsafe. What they mean is that they feel uncomfortable being challenged by their constituents, writes Janey Starling.

Opinion: Who Cares About Rochdale?

Craig Gent

The Rochdale byelection has the Westminster press in rapture. But what the saga really shows is that politicians will rake over deprived towns as if all they could ever be is a means to an end, writes Craig Gent.

Workers at Mundra port in the Indian state of Gujarat. Reuters

Report: Indian Port Workers Refuse to Handle Israeli Weapons

Polly Smythe

The massive and growing arms trade between the two countries kills innocents in Palestine and helps repression in India, trade unions say.

Novara FM: Can International Law Protect Gaza?

Legal scholar Rob Knox offers an urgent account of the limitations of international law as Israel prepares for its Rafah offensive.

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