Largely free from rhetoric, Keith Kahn-Harris offers us a highly informative opinion that reads more like a news analysis. He breaks down the dilemma facing many British Jews, especially secularists: criticize Israel privately or risk alienation by the community. He carefully saves his recommendations for the end of the piece, calling on the global Jewry to acknowledge the range of views on Israel. Very persuasive.

A well-reasoned and thoughtful opinion piece that expands the diverse views that British Jews have about the war in Gaza -- some are for it, but there are also those against it who are now speaking out. The author makes his case while also recognizing opposing viewpoints, and the article is stronger for it. Clearly written, abundantly sourced with outbound links to clarify many groups' POVs.

Misses the point entirely. Either you stand up for what is right, or you stand with the guilty. By that standard this story does nothing except to say how bleak that position is. Rot!