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Thanks to Hastings and Rye Palestine Solidarity Campaign for inviting me to speak at this event about media censorship on Palestine.
To illustrate perfectly the need to raise awareness of this issue, a small article about the upcoming event was deleted from the website of a local press outlet!
Chris Williamson and his team at Resistance TV invited me onto his show live last night, to discuss my story about Assaf Kaplan. You can watch it back in the YouTube video above.
You can read the story from last year about the fabricated Labour anti-Semitism report at Oxford University Labour Club that I mentioned here: “This is the bogus anti-Semitism report that sank Jeremy Corbyn“.
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I spoke to The Canary about my most recent scoop for The Electronic Intifada. Assaf Kaplan is a former Israeli spy from Military Intelligence’s criminal hacking outfit, Unit 8200, yet he’s just been hired by the British Labour Party.
You can watch the full interview above.
Canary journalist Steve Topple also wrote this excellent follow-up piece, which is well worth reading.
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I spoke to Sean Blackmon and Jacquie Luqman once again for their excellent radio show By Any Means Necessary.
My segment starts from 26:25 onwards, but the whole show is definitely worth listening to as always.
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Miko Peled hosts a roundtable discussion with Chris Williamson (Former Labour Party MP), Asa Winstanley (Journalist), and Tony Greenstein (Activist, Author) who will analyze the events and forces that led to Corbyn’s fall at the hands of pro-Israels special interest groups. Chris Williamson, Asa Winstanley, and Tony Greenstein all faced pressure and/or oustings from their respective roles within the UK Labour Party over similar smears of “antisemitism”. In this online event, we will hear from each of these esteemed UK journalists, politicians and activists who have been directly affected by and witnessed this vast smear campaign and political suppression on the ground level.
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I was invited back on Sean Blackmon and Jacquie Luqman’s Radio Sputnik show, “By Any Means Necessary” to talk about Labour and about Corbyn expulsion over anti-Semitism smears.
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I spoke to Breakthrough News about Labour finally doing Jeremy Corbyn in — something that’s been coming for more than five years.
Small correction: I misspoke when I accused the British police of “institutional anti-Semitism” I meant institutional racism, against Black people.
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I spoke to Sean Blackmon and Jacquie Luqman on their radio show By Any Means Necessary to talk about my latest piece, about the Rubin report — the secret document which triggered Labour’s manufactured “anti-Semitism crisis”.
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I spoke to Brian Becker for his Sputnik radio show, Loud and Clear, about the UK equality watchdog’s investigation of the Labour Party for alleged anti-Semitism.
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I was invited onto the TRT World channel alongside Palestinian member of the Knesset Aida Touma-Sliman to discuss Israel’s latest annexation plan in the West Bank.
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I took part in this debate hosted by Miko Peled.
See also part 1 of the discussion with my EI colleague Ali Abunimah.
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I took part in a live debate on Thursday about the leaked internal Labour Party document, with editor of The Canary Kerry-Anne Mendoza and co-founder of Spinwatch David Miller, hosted by Chris Williamson’s new outlet, Resistance TV.
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Associate editor with The Electronic Intifada, Asa Winstanley is an investigative journalist who lives in London. He first visited Palestine in 2004. Read more.