Louise Adler on Howard Jacobson’s Howl – a novel overtaken by ideology
Louise Adler

Louise Adler on Howard Jacobson’s Howl – a novel overtaken by ideology

The review that the mainstream media would not run – Louise Adler on Booker-Prize winner Howard Jacobson's latest novel Howl.

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Italy breaks with Israel as public anger forces a political shift
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Italy has suspended military cooperation with Israel after months of mounting public anger.

The UAE’s shadow network of power and war
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The UAE’s shadow network of power and war

Behind multiple conflicts across the Middle East and Africa sits a powerful but often overlooked actor – the UAE’s network of finance, logistics and proxy forces shaping outcomes on the ground.

The world acts for oil – but not for human life
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The world acts for oil – but not for human life

Global powers moved quickly to end a war that threatened energy supplies, while years of mass civilian suffering in Gaza has failed to prompt meaningful action.

Identity, influence and division – Australia’s Jewish community in a time of tension
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Identity, influence and division – Australia’s Jewish community in a time of tension

Amid rising tensions and a national inquiry into antisemitism, understanding the complexity of Australia’s Jewish community is essential to any serious conversation about social cohesion.

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Ending Israel’s war on peace
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US disapproval of Israel hits an all-time high

Public support for Israel in the United States has dropped sharply, with younger voters driving a significant shift that could reshape future politics.

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Jewish voices challenge the war on Iran

Dissenting Jewish organisations are challenging support for war on Iran, reframing Jewish identity around justice, international law and the equal value of all lives.

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The language of war is built on lies

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From Gaza to Minab – children are paying the price of war
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From Gaza to Minab – children are paying the price of war

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Trump and Netanyahu: two madmen playing God
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Trump and Netanyahu: two madmen playing God

The war on Iran reflects a convergence of unchecked power, psychological pathology and religious delusion – placing the world at extreme risk.



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