Three years on from 7 October, Douglas Murray reviews the long war: “Israel and its allies are winning on the ground, even though they have lost the propaganda war on the world stage”

From ‘no to war’ (and Putin?) to ‘sacrosanct rights’ (and Iranian women?). How to refute the ‘indignados’ who are right at home not only in TV armchairs but also amidst the many shades of charlatanism offered up daily by moralists who sell their views by the kilo. Television and alarm bells

The Arab countries keen to strike a blow against the Iranian octopus in recent years have never severed ties with Israel. The safety net within which the Flydubai aircraft was able to bring its passengers to safety reflects a balance of power in the Middle East that Hamas terrorists dreamt of destroying 

 Twenty-five minutes of applause at the Venice Film Festival marked the start of the popular uprising. This sort of film does not usually attract large audiences, but this could well be an exception. For reasons not entirely cinematic

Israel’s perpetual state of alert, the co-pilot with the knife, the struggles and the crash that was narrowly averted. Details and key moments from a flight along a route that symbolises the new Middle East

A commercial airliner carrying nearly two hundred passengers bound for Tel Aviv has sent out distress signals, triggering Israeli security procedures. Initial reports suggest that the pilots were involved in a scuffle in the cockpit, until one of them lost consciousness