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Amy Williams
Jul 2, 2026, 3:30 PM
The dangers of misremembering the Kindertransport over 80 years on
Despite the Kinder’s own diverse experiences being more widely known in the UK and the fact that some of the Kinder’s voices have even been heard in parliament, and although scholars are continuously dispelling myths about the Kindertransport, some politicians often still paint a rosy...
Lyn Julius
Jun 22, 2026, 1:35 PM
Gad Saad: ‘Bad things’ happened to abducted parents
Since 7 October 2023, the Beirut-born professor Gad Saad has become an outspoken figure on social media, inveighing against antisemitism, ‘wokeism’ and ‘social justice activism’ . His book ‘Suicidal empathy‘ describes a ‘death wish’ among westerners who empathise with those who wish to destroy them....
Jan Shure
May 24, 2026, 4:03 PM
Stop peddling lies and libels, NYT or be remembered as today’s Der Sturmer
There is absolutely no doubt that The New York Times is – and has been for many decades now – pushing a profoundly anti-Israel narrative. Indeed, it is my opinion that if it doesn’t stop peddling these lies and libels against Israel, it will not...
Amy Williams
May 13, 2026, 8:56 PM
AI and the Kindertransport: The stories behind the photos
Imagine a row of German officials or Gestapo guards standing in front of a steam train to the left, little Jewish children with suitcases and teddies in hand in the middle, and then a railing holding back parents with outstretched hands to the right. The...
Jan Shure
May 10, 2026, 11:42 PM
That sting in the tail for ‘balance’ merely adds fuel to the fire of Jew-hate
Have you noticed how the Golders Green stabbings seem to have been a tipping point in the perception of antisemitism in the UK. Although all those other vile manifestations of Jew-hate, such as the Heaton Park Synagogue attack in which two Jews were murdered; the...
Jan Shure
May 5, 2026, 8:07 PM
BBC cash crunch is too little punishment for 30 years of anti-Israel bias
Obsession, it turns out, is not just a 1980s Calvin Klein fragrance. It is what I have for the egregious, unashamed, long-standing anti-Israel bias of the BBC. I was about to also express fury that the broadcaster has so far managed to evade punishment for...
Amy Williams
Apr 29, 2026, 3:53 PM
The Trans-Siberian Kindertransport: From Austria to Russia, Japan, and America
Hiroshi Suzuki, the Japanese Ambassador to the UK, has shown his affection for British culture through his endearing bond with one of Britain’s most cherished icons – Paddington Bear. Paddington has become the ambassador’s mascot whilst visiting regional landmarks, sampling local produce, and most importantly,...
Amy Williams
Apr 10, 2026, 6:11 PM
Holidaymakers and the Kindertransport
Some British holidaymakers in late 1938 and 1939 must have seen the Kindertransports arrive in Harwich. After recently receiving a postcard of Dovercourt from the boat jetty from Steven Derby (the son of a Kindertransportee and Association of Jewish Refugees (AJR) member) I was inspired...
Jan Shure
Apr 4, 2026, 10:53 PM
Could ‘extremists’ just be Jews defending their right to exist?
Jewish leaders in the diaspora last week called on Israel’s President to take “urgent action” over “Jewish extremist terror” in the West Bank and many people who are passionately pro-Israel support the leaders’ stand. Me, not so much. I’m not a hard-liner and probably would...
Lyn Julius
Mar 17, 2026, 3:13 AM
Epic tribute to a remarkable Middle Eastern lady
When Damascus-born Rachel Elia arrived in France in 1927 to train to become a teacher, she was breaking new ground: Levantine Jewish women in those days never left home and were usually married off in their teens. But a brave new world beckoned, represented by...
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