British royalty returns from ‘exile’

Here’s hoping and praying Prince William’s visit will usher in a new era of support

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Gardner’s World Feb – March 2017

Paris answer to prayer

Britain’s change of heart reflects moral confusion

By Charles Gardner

President Hollande, centre, fronts the Paris ‘peace’ conference with former US Secretary of State John Kerry, centre left

Britain’s change of heart over their Israel policy is a welcome answer to prayer, and goes some way towards making  amends for their shameful betrayal when voting for January’s UN resolution aimed at delegitimising the Jewish state. Read More

Gardner’s World Dec 2016 – Jan 2017

Battle ensues over Balfour Shocking anti-Semitism as Britain prepares to celebrate

By Charles Gardner

As British Christians prepare to celebrate a famous milestone in Jewish history, battle lines are being drawn up and some shots have already been fired in … Read More

Gardner’s World Oct-Nov 2016

Hamas commits war crimes against children in Gaza

Children under 15 are being trained for war, to kill and for suicide missions in Gaza by Hamas, the ruling party. Such training is a war crime. The training is … Read More

Embrace the hot potato – and sack the chef!

The hot potato that is Israel now quite literally affects what we can buy in our shops.

High-quality Israeli potatoes can no longer be purchased in certain Swiss supermarkets after a major chain caved in to demands for a ban on produce from the Jewish state. Read More

GOOD SAMARITAN WAKE-UP CALL

The family of Hallel Yaffa Ariel at her funeral

British and European nations now under constant threat of terror attacks should spare a thought (and prayer) for Israel. In one of the most shocking incidents yet since the start of lone-wolf knife and gun attacks by Palestinian terrorists, a 13-year-old girl was butchered to death while asleep in her bed.¹ Read More

TIME TO SEND A MAY DAY SIGNAL!

“May Day” was how one of Britain’s top-selling tabloids greeted the announcement of Theresa May as its new Prime Minister.

It was quite appropriate, really, as the country reels from the shock of the referendum vote to leave the European Union. But there is indeed a call for much alarm and ‘dis-may’. Read More

Gardner’s World – in brief – August-September 2016

Peace prize backing for terrorist

Former South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu has joined an ongoing campaign to nominate a jailed Palestinian terrorist for the Nobel Peace Prize.

Marwan Barghouti, who is serving five life sentences for his role in planning suicide terror attacks in Israel, has already won the support of leading Belgian MPs and a delegation of mayors from French cities, and is widely seen as a prospective successor to PA president Mahmoud Abbas, which means he could be following in the footsteps of peace prize winner Yasser Arafat. (JNN) Read More

MY CHALLENGE TO THE LABOUR PARTY: RETURN TO YOUR JUDEO-CHRISTIAN ROOTS

After the British Labour party was rocked by Nazi row….

Former London Mayor Ken Livingstone

I WAS STRUCK WITH A MYSTERIOUS SENSE of déjà vu when, having spent much of the afternoon researching the life and times of Theodor Herzl, inspiration for the Jewish nation, I heard on the news that a red-hot political row had broken out over anti-Semitism. Read More

As a South African, I find the apartheid claims against Israel particularly obnoxious

NO DIVIDING WALLS: The magnificent walls of Jerusalem’s Old City, originally built to keep out raiders, today welcomes both Jews and Arabs. But in view of the ongoing security threat from terrorists sheltering in the nearby disputed territories, a rather less imposing barrier has been erected further afield

Oxford resignation exposes worrying development among British university students

As a South African who grew up in the apartheid era, and who signed up as a youth delegate for the anti-apartheid Progressive Party while a student, I find the now politically-correct campaign to condemn Israel as an apartheid state particularly obnoxious, not to say ridiculous. Read More