
Howard Jacobson
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2 weeks ago |
unherd.com | Howard Jacobson
AntisemitismBBCGary LinekerSocial mediaSocietyUK Gary Lineker, prince among football pundits, avid retweeter of other people’s opinions, a man of more heart than he has sleeve to wear it on, does not like what’s going on in Gaza. “I just feel for the Palestinians,” he says. To which the answer “Who doesn’t?” is neither a rebuff nor an endorsement. There is nothing wrong with feeling what everybody feels.
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3 weeks ago |
jacobsonh.substack.com | Howard Jacobson
Gary Lineker, prince among football pundits, avid retweeter of other people’s opinions, a man of more heart than he has sleeve to wear it on, does not like what’s going on in Gaza. ‘I just feel for the Palestinians,’ he says. To which the answer ‘Who doesn’t?’ is neither a rebuff nor an endorsement. There is nothing wrong with feeling what everybody feels. What’s wrong is believing that what you feel makes you right because you feel it.
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2 months ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Howard Jacobson
There are walkers and joggers, sitters and standers, sleepers and sloggers. It all comes down, in the end, to which we more comfortably inhabit: our bodies or our heads. I am so dedicated a sitter that it can surprise me to discover I even have a body. Whether I began with a shape ideally suited to sitting or acquired chair-friendly contours over years of writing at a desk I don’t know.
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Jan 29, 2025 |
thejc.com | Jake Wallis Simons |Gavin Schaffer |Howard Jacobson |Olivia Marks-Woldman
Dear Reader, Today we are pleased to announce an exciting new chapter in The Jewish Chronicle’s 184-year history by welcoming our new Editor, Daniel Schwammenthal. Daniel joins us here at the world’s oldest Jewish newspaper from the American Jewish Committee’s Transatlantic Institute in Brussels where he served as its director.
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Jan 29, 2025 |
thejc.com | Kasra Aarabi |Jake Wallis Simons |Gavin Schaffer |Howard Jacobson
“We zealous youth will not forget cowardice of the decision makers [in Syria]”, a young radical from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), the Iranian regime’s paramilitary, tells me. Fault lines are emerging in the IRGC over the handling of Syria, which resulted in the collapse of Bashar al-Assad. The younger radicals are enraged at what they see as the “abandonment” of Syria. These divisions within the IRGC are causing Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, major problems.
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