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Comment: At the centre of Netanyahu's indictment is his willingness to abuse power and subvert Israel's already iniquitous 'democracy', writes CJ Werleman.

Comment: With its decision to strip another British citizen - Tauqir Sharif - of his citizenship, the British government emphasises all are not equal under the law, writes CJ Werleman.

Comment: Meanwhile, the president's anti-Semitism and Republicans' widespread Islamophobia is ignored, writes CJ Werleman.

Comment: Rohingya have suffered twice; once in Myanmar and now where they seek sanctuary, writes CJ Werleman.

Comment: The Saudi crown prince's words were a shameless attempt to whitewash China's unacceptable treatment of its Uighur Muslims, writes CJ Werleman.

Comment: The demonisation of refugees and immigrants has long been a feature of Australian political discourse, writes CJ Werleman.

Comment: Campaigning to boycott Israel places them at the vanguard of the party's youth appeal, writes CJ Werleman.

Comment: Four men have been accused of planning to attack 'Islamberg', a rural Muslim community in upstate New York. It's not the first time this has happened, writes CJ Werleman.

Comment: The only thing Israeli about Aiia Maasarwe was a passport she was forced to use. Why can't Australian media acknowledge her Palestinian identity? asks CJ Werleman.

Comment: Gabbard's stance on Syria and her support for right-wing autocrats make her far from a progressive candidate, writes CJ Werleman.