The Guardian’s anti-Zionist campaign has reached a new low
An inversion of the 1929 Palestinian pogrom that frames Jewish victims as the culprits effectively endorses a conspiracy theory that continues to fuel jihadist violence against Jews to this day
Assessment
The Guardian has published a piece that reverses the historical record of the 1929 Palestinian pogrom, casting Jewish victims as aggressors. This framing aligns with a conspiracy theory that has long been used to justify violence against Jews. The newspaper's anti-Zionist editorial stance has now crossed into territory that effectively legitimizes the ideological basis for jihadist attacks. Readers should watch whether The Guardian issues a correction or doubles down.

