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A weekly round-up covering three years since Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, Palestinian prisoners and settler violence, Israel's failing propaganda war, US interference in Brazil's election, and French youth protests.
Friends of Socialist China2 items
Colombian unions, farmers, indigenous and student groups met in Bogotá to plan a national strike against President De La Espriella's security, austerity and privatisation policies, with regional mobilisations from October.
Three years into Israel's genocide in Gaza, Palestinians continue to mourn, survive and resist, as a Columbia professor examines Zionism, Israel's power and the limits of Western solidarity.
The Grayzone2 items
Poet and physician Fady Joudah discusses his book Exhibit G, translating Palestinian poetry, and how Western culture commodifies grief while Palestinians insist on life-making amid genocide.
Live-streamed images of Israel's assault on Gaza broke through Western apathy and propaganda, forcing ordinary people to confront a genocide their own governments enable and prolong.
Orinoco Tribune4 items
An interview with Professor Kees van der Pijl on his book arguing that modern Zionism is a Western political ideology serving a transnational capitalist ruling class, and that the War on Terror advanced that project.
A retrospective on Gamal Abdel Nasser's pan-Arab project, tracing his path from Palestine to the Suez Canal nationalisation and arguing his vision of Arab unity, socialism and anti-colonial resistance remains unbroken.
BreakThrough News2 items
A Marxist reading of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood argues that centring the Gaza genocide as the rupture erases Palestinian agency, and that the October 7 operation itself is the world-historical turning point.
Israel's occupation of southern Lebanon and systematic destruction of Jabal Amel's Shia villages amount to spatial genocide, forcing mass displacement and erasing the community's homes, towns and social fabric.
A resurfaced interview clip shows Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko accusing Israel of committing a Holocaust in Gaza, prompting a rebuke from Israel's foreign ministry.
A scholarly account of Hamas's October 7 operation argues the Palestinian prisoners' file was its central motive, tracing a long history of capture-for-exchange operations from the 1980s to the Tufan al-Ahrar deal.
Venezuela joined the US and Israel in boycotting a UN meeting marking 25 years of the Durban Declaration, a shift from Caracas' earlier anti-racist and pro-Palestinian stance under Chávez and Maduro.
Saudi Arabia's Operation Yemen's Dawn, a US-Israeli backed offensive to seize Bab el-Mandeb, collapsed as Ansarallah forces retaliated with ballistic missiles and imposed a no-fly zone over Riyadh.
A federal judge dismissed the Trump administration's lawsuit against pro-Palestine protesters in New Jersey, a First Amendment victory against what critics call lawfare targeting Palestine solidarity activism.
Socialist candidate Greg Levy discusses his Ohio Senate campaign with the Party for Socialism and Liberation, arguing third-party runs can build working-class power against the two-party establishment.
The UK Greens passed a motion calling Zionism an ethnonationalist racist project, prompting Israel to ban leader Zack Polanski, as the piece argues Zionism's material reality is apartheid and genocide.
Western public opinion shifted on Palestine as Gaza's dead acquired names and faces, yet despite ICJ rulings and UN resolutions, settlement expansion and settler violence continue with no consequences.
This segment from The Electronic Intifada's livestream covers Israel's ongoing attacks in Gaza, highlighting the killing of journalists and civilians, while featuring an audio report from Beirut on developments in Lebanon.
A pan-African roundtable examines Nigeria's $700bn critical minerals deal with the US, alleged foreign-backed destabilisation plans against Eritrea, and the legacy of Kwame Nkrumah and Ghana's Big Six.
A panel discusses how anti-genocide speech is policed through Zionist intimidation, examining contradictions in claims of Jewish oppression alongside surveillance and legal threats against critics.
A collection of notes criticising attempts to rehabilitate Biden's record on Gaza, rejecting accusations that anti-Zionism equals antisemitism, and urging leftists to take responsibility for their own inner wellbeing.
Residents of Porto's Agua D'Arca neighbourhood describe harassment by Israeli and Jewish students from a local private university, including a pepper-spray attack, as a reporter frames the tensions as Zionist gentrification and takeover.
After a US military strike and the abduction of Maduro, Venezuela's government has accepted oil deals and foreign-policy alignment with Washington, eroding the sovereignty and socialist gains of the Bolivarian Revolution.
Human rights lawyer Craig Mokhiber analyzes the disconnect between Israel's growing diplomatic isolation and its continued impunity, discussing the gap between condemnation and accountability while addressing UN proceedings and legal cases against Germany.
The Trump administration negotiated directly with Hamas to free captive IDF soldier Edan Alexander, presenting him as a dual US citizen, but a source says he was only a permanent US resident with a pending naturalization application.
Argues that EU claims of a Russian threat are propaganda masking Western Europe's own imperial ambitions, tracing a history of invasions of Russia and tying EU migration and housing crises to Golden Visa speculation and Israeli capital.
Trump's 'Peace Council' is presented as a peace initiative but functions as a colonial trusteeship over Gaza, endorsed by UN Security Council Resolution 2803, entrenching US-Israeli control and denying Palestinian self-determination.
