Chris Cox

Chris Cox is a freelance journalist for publications including the Guardian and the Observer, and online editor for the Arab-Israeli Book Review. Between June and September this year he worked as a human rights monitor with EAPPI in Hebron, West Bank, which he blogged about here.

'We have no Israeli partners' - Jeff Halper on the Israeli Left and the non-existence of the occupation

The Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions is well respected outside Israel, but barely known in Tel Aviv. Jeff Halper gives a critical perspective on the Israeli Left and the difficulties of strategically opposing the occupation from within.

By Chris Cox

/ 8 Oct 2012

Explosive theatre

The reality of war between nuclear states is beyond our imaginations, yet the issue demands public debate. As tensions rise over Iran’s nuclear programme, can theatre help us think the unthinkable? Review

By Chris Cox

/ 13 Mar 2012

No Pasaran! Remembering the Battle of Cable Street

A key event in the history of British anti-fascism happened 75 years ago this month. While holding special significance for the Jewish community, today it resonates with the British Muslim community and all those who believe in multiculturalism.

By Chris Cox

/ 27 Oct 2011

Cycling for Gaza

The Cycling4Gaza challenge offers concerned people a unique opportunity to raise both money and awareness for those suffering in Gaza.

By Chris Cox

/ 24 Sep 2010