I don't quite understand how these things are calculated, but I'll take it. After two months and a bit, The Hidden Hand is still a number one bestseller on a couple Amazon lists, and in the top ten on another. (Now in its second printing, too.) Don't get it, but very grateful to all of you who have picked it up. And, like I say, I'm not complaining.

What is it to be a Canadian? Perhaps the best way to answer that is to describe what isn’t Canadian. What is unwelcome here. On the day after Canada Day, we know this: we know that Canada is not a place to come to with hate in one’s heart. It’s not a place to bring bigoted creeds from afar - beliefs that cause division and discord. Canada is not a place where lawlessness is favoured or desired. It is not a place where the rule of law should be ignored without consequence. Ca

...by Chris Reed, here. "Shrewd...Kinsella is keenly alert to the strange convergence of the far right and radical left, which share a rhetoric that denies Jewish legitimacy. The Hidden Hand traces how the nation’s demographics, vulnerability to foreign interference, institutional weakness and political reluctance have left it badly exposed. A country that prides itself on pluralism, Kinsella argues, has become disturbingly susceptible to anti-Jewish intimidation and foreign

Heading West out of Jerusalem. New one. (For Lee.)

Israel National News, has reviewed The Hidden Hand, and called it "excellent...admirably detailed and fact-based...presented in a clear, straightforward and highly readable style." Not bad! Review here.

The question always comes up: is Mark Carney antisemitic? For a couple months, I’ve been touring the country to give talks about my new book and documentary. The book is called The Hidden Hand: The Information War and the Rise of Antisemitic Propaganda; the documentary is called The Campaign: Disinformation In A Time Of War, both of which should give you an idea what I’ve been talking about. The tour has involved lots of synagogues, community centres, hotel meeting rooms, po

I’m supporting Brad Bradford as Toronto’s mayor. Not a surprise. Most of you who follow me already know that. I’ve been clear about my support for Brad here and on my socials and in the commentary I do. I don’t write about him for Postmedia, because that would be an obvious conflict. But, elsewhere, I think you know where I stand. What you don’t know, perhaps, is why. A few years ago, I made my main address a little farmhouse in Prince Edward County. The main reason for that