communications school lecturer Dwayne Booth is under fire for political cartoons that critics say are antisemitic. One of Booth’s illustrations, entitled “Slaughterhouse,” shows Israeli ...

He told The Times of Israel that he approached choosing the 100 cartoons based on the historical or political event depicted, rather than on artistic merit. “I can’t say that I’m an expert ...

Other cartoons show Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ... The school’s decision to part ways with the controversial political cartoonist came as the Trump administration announced ...

Annenberg School for Communication lecturer and cartoonist Dwayne Booth — who publishes political cartoons under the pen name Mr. Fish — has come under fire for his artwork of Israel, President Joe ...

Here, In These Times is humbled to share an excerpt from A Child in Palestine: The Cartoons of Naji al-Ali, published by Verso Books. Amidst the ruins of Lebanon, following the 1982 Israeli ...

A University of Pennsylvania instructor’s political cartoons about the Israel-Hamas war are the latest flashpoint in the school’s ongoing controversy around antisemitism on campus. The school ...

Hamas is a terrorist organization that blames Israel for the attack on civilians ... Some of the authors' other political cartoons Some of the authors' other political cartoons Michael Ramirez ...

A political cartoon in a French-language newspaper depicting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a vampire has sparked accusations of antisemitism. The cartoon appeared in Wednesday's ...

So I reached out to Michel Kichka, an Israeli who did the cartoon at the top of this article, and Mohammad Sabaaneh, a Palestinian who created the cartoon below, inspired by Pablo Picasso’s pain ...

Graphic Content: Political Cartoons, Comix, and the Uncensored Artist." One of Booth's cartoons, titled "The Anti-Semite," depicts three individuals drinking blood — out of glasses labeled "Gaza" — in ...