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Heather Saul

Heather Saul

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Deputy Opinion Editor, The i Paper

London

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  • Israel has become impossible for me to defend

    By Heather Saul Verified| The i Paper Verified The lies are undeniable. Fifteen bodies are discovered, shot and buried in a mass grave. The dead are Palestinian men, most dressed in uniform as Red Crescent paramedics and Civil Defence first responders. The Israel Defence Forces admit the killing, but insist that its soldiers fired only when confronted by ambulances “advancing suspiciously toward IDF troops without headlights or emergency signals”. Within days, a video of the incident on 23 March proves them wrong.

    By Heather Saul Verified · The i Paper

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • My husband is a new man thanks to football - but I resent sharing him with Arsenal

    By Heather Saul Verified| The i Paper Verified If I have to know this, so do you: this week Arsenal won the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final against Real Madrid 3-0. It’s no exaggeration to say that my husband wasn’t this happy when our son was born. It’s also something of an understatement to say that winning – especially this comfortably – is quite a unique experience for Arsenal, so the fans always go in with low expectations, which only adds to the joy now.

    By Heather Saul Verified · The i Paper

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Israel has become impossible for me to defend

    By Heather Saul Verified| The i Paper Verified The lies are undeniable. Fifteen bodies are discovered, shot and buried in a mass grave. The dead are Palestinian men, most dressed in uniform as Red Crescent paramedics and Civil Defence first responders. The Israel Defence Forces admit the killing, but insist that its soldiers fired only when confronted by ambulances “advancing suspiciously toward IDF troops without headlights or emergency signals”. Within days, a video of the incident on 23 March proves them wrong.

    By Heather Saul Verified · The i Paper

    Apr. 15, 2025

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The i Paper

Halifax, Canada

+44 300 123 2220

Founded: 1892