Peter Oborne
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1 week ago |
middleeasteye.net | John Rees |Peter Oborne
In theory, the role of the media is to tell the truth and hold power to account. British newspapers and broadcasters have not fulfilled this function when it comes to Israel and the Gaza war. On the contrary, British journalists have repeated the lies promoted by Israeli and British politicians. Some have produced fresh lies of their own, effectively acting as the propaganda arm of the Israeli state.
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2 months ago |
middleeasteye.net | Lubna Masarwa |Peter Oborne
For forty years, the Educational Bookshop, owned by the Muna family, has been a safe haven amid the intimidation and ethnic cleansing elsewhere in occupied East Jerusalem and the West Bank. Every Palestinian in the city knows its shops. They use the cafe above the shop in Salahuddin street, close to Jerusalem’s Old City, as a meeting place. The shops are a Palestinian national institution and an enduring symbol of Palestine’s literary and political establishment.
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2 months ago |
middleeasteye.net | Peter Oborne |Richard Sanders
Jordan is ready to declare war on Israel in the event that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attempts to forcibly expel Palestinians into its territory, Middle East Eye understands. The warning comes in the wake of repeated statements from US President Donald Trump that he would like to see Jordan and Egypt take in Palestinians as part of a move to "clean out" the Gaza Strip.
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2 months ago |
middleeasteye.net | Rayhan Uddin |Peter Oborne
Mohammed Deif, the man who led Hamas’ armed wing for over two decades, survived at least seven Israeli assassination attempts during his lifetime. It had been believed by some that he may have survived an eighth attempt last year. Israel said that it killed Deif in an air strike on al-Mawasi in southern Gaza in July. But Hamas did not confirm the killing - until Thursday evening.
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Jan 13, 2025 |
middleeasteye.net | Joe Gill |Peter Oborne |Ali Milani
We don’t expect much from British politicians these days. Trust is as low as it has ever been, faith in our institutions is beleaguered and the public seem as distant from our leaders as any time I can remember. And yet, even by the exceptionally low bar that has been set over the years, our politics has hit a new low.
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Lying about Jeremy Corbyn is a pathology https://t.co/5UbZp6zjZo
Very good point here from Denis Healey’s former chief of staff Richard Heller.
Simple question: many British firms trying to break into American market could use boost from visit by their Prime Minister. Why does Starmer use his limited time in US on parade for an American firm seeking more taxpayer money from the British public sector? What benefit to UK?
RT @SaulStaniforth: Sky News reporting that 1 person has been killed following a Russian attack. Overnight Israel bombed a home in Khan Yo…
