Israeli organization demands firing of Portuguese cartoonist for anti-Semitism Cartoon by Vasco Gargalo on 15 November 2019 entitled "The crematorium". A human rights organisation based in Israel called Btsalmo has sent a letter to the editor of the Portuguese magazine Saturday. They demand the immediate sacking of the cartoonist Vasco Gargalo (1977) for
Steve Bell's third in a series of five strips, which The Guardian declined to publish. The strip alludes to Tom Watson's recent criticism of Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn's handling of allegations of anti-Semitism within the party. Corbyn's supporters, however, accuse his political opponents of launching a witch-hunt against him to fulfil a political
Translation of the cartoon: The female character asks: "But how can Israel violate with impunity all human and international laws? The man answers: "Our good money is costing us". It was not the first time that cartoons about Israel's condemnable actions in Palestine provoked complaints and accusations of anti-Semitism (the eternal catch-all to
