Ariel Shapiro

Something is broken in Britain. The country I grew up and lived in for more than thirty years, once stood for quiet resolve, for decency in

Back in the UK, queuing is more than a social courtesy — it's a way of life. It's the glue that holds society together. We queue for buses.

220 Members of Parliament in the UK have called on Prime Minister Keir Starmer to unilaterally recognize a Palestinian state.

From the blog of Ariel Shapiro at The Times of Israel

The shocking murder of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk is more than a tragedy; it is a flashing red siren for our times.

The torching of emergency vehicles run by Jewish volunteers outside a London synagogue crossed a line. Saying 'enough is enough' is just not enough

Four Jewish ambulances were burned outside a synagogue in London. That alone should have been a national wake-up call.

There are moments when a political system is tested not by procedure, but by reality. This is one of those moments.