Despite all my reservations about the problems within the Palestine movement, this weekend I attended the Nakba 78 March in London. My latest article tells the story of why I went and how I experienced it.
https://aidanmneal.wordpress.com/2026/05/18/why-i-marched-again/
An investigation into a series of posts shared by the Hackney branch of Palestine Solidarity Campaign after 7 October, including material rationalising atrocities against civilians, Holocaust/Warsaw Ghetto analogies, inflammatory rhetoric about Ashkenazi Jews and conspiratorial narratives about the attack itself.
The article also examines the branch’s connection to PSC’s national leadership and asks deeper questions about the political culture inside Britain’s largest Palestine solidarity organisation.
My 60th blog article examines the public social media record of Ahmed Murad, chair of the Oxford branch of Palestine Solidarity Campaign, and what it may tell us about intimidation, antisemitism, extremism and other troubling features within parts of the Palestine movement. It also looks at Oxford Apartheid-Free Zone and asks what kind of political atmosphere is being created in the city.
https://aidanmneal.wordpress.com/2026/04/26/ahmed-murad-oxford-psc-and-the-politics-of-intimidation/