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Toby Greene

  • Public Affairs Director, Board of Deputies of British Jews
  • Contributor and Analyst, Freelance
Israel, Re‘ut, United Kingdom
As seen in: Wiley Online Library, NBC News, Newsweek, Der Tagesspiegel, SAGE Publishing, The Conversation, The Jerusalem Post, The Times of Israel, CNA (Channel NewsAsia), Haaretz and
Director of Public Affairs @BoardofDeputies. Associate Staff @uclhjs. Analyst and lecturer in politics and foreign policy.
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British Jewish leader: London stabbing attack deepens fears but won’t force Jews ‘behind walls’

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By Sharon Kidon, Toby Greene
| Ynet News Verified
The stabbing of two Jewish men in the London neighborhood of Golders Green has deepened anxiety among British Jews already facing a surge in antisemitism since the Oct. 7 attacks in Israel, a senior representative of the community said on Thursday. Dr. Toby Greene, director of public affairs at the Board of Deputies of British Jews, called Wednesday’s attack “an appalling incident” and said the victims were “just going about their daily lives” in a heavily Jewish area of North London.
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Peter Beinart’s Grotesque Utopia

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By Toby Greene, Shany Mor, Matti Friedman Verified
| Fathom Journal
Peter Beinart’s Grotesque Utopia tweet share email print Peter Beinart’s essay ‘Yavne: A Jewish Case for Equality in Israel-Palestine’ saw him give up in the two-state solution and embrace the so-called ‘one state solution’. The essay sparked an international debate. Shany Mor argues that ‘Beinart doesn’t understand actual Israelis because he doesn’t care about the actual Israel.
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Podcast: Understanding Hamas

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By Suzan Quitaz, Toby Greene
| Fathom Journal
tweet share email print In this podcast from BICOM, Richard Pater speaks to Jacky Hugi, an expert on regional affairs. Hugi analyses both the current state of the war in Gaza and the future prospects for the Strip. Hugi considers the chances for a successful ceasefire/hostage release, including the potential release from prison of Marwan Barghouti, the internal dynamics within Hamas, Israeli-Egyptian tensions over the operation in Rafah, and the need for a ‘Marshall Plan’ for Gaza.
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