Britain's Jewish Chronicle newspaper rattled by Redress website

Britain's top Zionist newspaper and Israeli mouthpiece, the Jewish Chronicle, is becoming desperate in the face of growing public support for the Palestinian cause.

In an article published on 17 December, the newspaper expressed concern at the work of our website, Redress Information & Analysis, in highlighting Israeli racism and crimes against humanity.

The article, written by the Jewish Chronicle's chief political editor, Martin Bright, cited a shadowy organization known as the "Community Security Trust", as being particularly worried by the fact that Redress's message was now part of mainstream public opinion.

The Community Security Trust is officially a "charity" but has been accused of hiding behind its charitable status in order to act as the internal policing arm of the Zionist Federation in Britain.

Martin Bright became the Jewish Chronicle's first-ever non-Jewish political editor in September 2009. A self-proclaimed left winger, Mr Bright subscribes to a broadly neo-conservative agenda on Islamism and the "war on terror".

He is also the author of a pamphlet for the right-wing thinktank Policy Exchange attacking UK government dialogue with Muslims.

To read the full Jewish Chronicle article, click here.

Announcement

Changes to Redress Information & Analysis

We would like to inform readers of Redress Information & Analysis that we have made the following changes to our website.

(1) We have created a new section called "Stooges" to highlight the influence of Israel's lobbyists and agents of influence throughout the world, especially in Britain and the United States. You can access this section by clicking on the "Stooges" tab at the top of the website. The section brings together articles we have already published on the power of Israel's lobbyists, and we shall add to it as we receive new information to help us expose the influence of friends of Israel
worldwide.

(2) We have replaced our Alerts and Contacts sections with a new section called "About". Again, you can find this by clicking on the eponymous tab at the top of the website. The new "About" section contains information on the following:

• Who we are
• Coverage
• Editorial standards
• Our contributors
• How to submit material for publication
• Copyright
• Free subscription and
• Our contact details.