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Comment: The Labour leader, a frequent critic of Israel, has cracked down on isolated cases of anti-Semitism, therefore suggesting the party has an inherent problem is disingenuous, writes Usaid Saddiqui.
Comment: They may be running for leadership of the same party, but Owen Smith and Jeremy Corbyn's policies on Palestine couldn't be more different, writes Tom Charles
Comment: The election of a leftist as leader of Britain's main opposition party has already started to shake the status quo of business-as-usual, writes Tom Charles.
Comment: Dramatic events started to shape a new debate on the Middle East in 2015. This year, the UK government faces serious opposition on much of its foreign policy.
Comment: Splitting the progressive vote away from the only party capable of putting up a challenge to the Tories is sheer madness, writes Tallha Abdulrazaq.
Comment: The 'Prevent' strategy divides the United Kingdom, with Conservatives wanting to bolster a policy which critics say is both Islamophobic and counter-productive, writes Hilary Aked.
Comment: The 'Prevent' strategy divides the United Kingdom, with Conservatives wanting to bolster a policy which critics say is both Islamophobic and counter-productive, writes Hilary Aked.
Comment: The veteran left-winger looks likely to become Britain's next leader of the opposition, turning right-wing smears into opportunities to explain his politics, writes Tom Charles.
The Forde Report into the Labour party reveals the disturbing levels of structural racism, sexism and factionalism, and highlights how antisemitism was weaponised internally against Jeremy Corbyn to undermine his leadership.
Comment: Jeremy Corbyn has been targeted by an organised smear campaign led by the Israel lobby and Labour's right wing, writes Asa Winstanley.