The raid on investigative journalist Asa Winstanley isn’t about terrorism – except the UK government’s. It is about scaring us into staying silent on Britain’s collusion in Israel’s genocide.

A decade ago – long before October 7 – a European ambassador was asked what red line Israel would need to cross before his country acted. He replied: 'There is no red line.' Then, it sounded evasive. Today, it was clearly prophecy.

Capitalism is irredeemably destructive, warns George Monbiot in his new book. So why is he shilling for the Guardian, when its role is to create bipartisan support for the crushing of the anti-capitalist, anti-war left?

In presenting its interview of Hamas' deputy political chief, the BBC abandoned the pretence that it is anything more than the British state's willing propaganda channel.

The West, via Israel, is fomenting for Hezbollah and the Shia resistance their own ISIS moment. Moderates are once again losing the argument – because we lost it for them.

Western journalists claim to report the news objectively and fairly. If they really did, this is what coverage of Benjamin Netanyahu's assassination by Hezbollah might look like...

Western publics are being subjected to an unprecedented campaign of media propaganda by the BBC and other outlets to conceal Israel’s true goals as it expands the slaughter from Gaza to Lebanon.

The BBC has made a film about the Israeli survivors of October 7 at the Nova rave, titled We Will Dance Again. But no one comes to make a film about the children of Gaza who have been living and dying for a year under Israel's bombs. If Gaza’s children survive, will they ever get to dance?

The war on Gaza exposed the little fascist not just in Israelis but in a western elite too. Material and rhetorical support for the genocide of the Palestinian people is everywhere. It's time to ask why.

If you were horrified by October 7, but are not more horrified by what Israel has been doing to Palestinians for more than half a century in its prisons, then you are either in a state of deep ignorance – hardly surprising given the lack of media coverage of Israel's despotic rule over Palestinians – or in deep denial.