CATHERINE PEREZ-SHAKDAM
Appeasement in real time: Britain’s costume drama of courage - opinion
Masterpiece of optics: The walkout of Netanyahu's speech is an orchestration of emptiness - opinion
Britain’s shah moment: Lessons from Iran, warnings from Yemen - opinion
Genocide is a word that has lost all meaning since Gaza war - opinion
We live in a time when Parliament in the UK can debate Israel 10 times more than Sudan, where half a million children have starved to death.
A warning from the belly of the beast: the markers of conquest - opinion
They do not need to storm our gates; they believe we will fling them open ourselves. And I fear they are not wrong.
Revolution at our doorstep: The Left’s dance with Islamofascism - opinion
The time for hesitation is over. The only question that remains is whether we have the courage to see this revolution before it triumphs and to stop it while we still can.
The caliphate will be televised, and the West will fall – opinion
In attacking Israel, Europe has quite possibly mortgaged its own future in a breathtaking form of self-sabotage.
Iran’s theater of victimhood: How the Islamic Republic poisons minds and nations - opinion
The Iranian regime is not content to manipulate its own people; its ambitions extend to beguiling the West with a narrative of victimhood.
The Druze and the great betrayal: Why Israel must not stand alone - opinion
The Druze are under siege in the Middle East, but the West is failing to defend them.
Greta Thunberg's 'Freedom Flotilla' puts the UK in a legal, moral quagmire - opinion
The so-called “Freedom Flotilla,” a political theater disguised as humanitarian urgency, has sailed not just toward Gaza but straight into the heart of legal and moral peril for the United Kingdom.
From the Basij to Balochistan: How Iran has encircled the Arab world - opinion
Iran’s peripheral militias and quiet encirclement of the Arab world.
As Paris burns, the West must stop asking 'why?' and address jihad threat - opinion
The flames in Paris are not just physical. They are the burning embers of decades of self-delusion.
Britain recognizing a Palestinian state would be grotesque, enshrine terror - opinion
I say to those who still possess a spine in this Parliament: speak now. Defend those whose voices are growing fainter under the din of ideological theatrics.