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  • Tony Greenstein (image: S Walker).

    Left-wing Jewish activist Tony Greenstein’s trial date has been set for 6 January.

    He faces charges for comments he has made in opposition to Israel’s genocide in Gaza and in supporting of Palestinian’s right to armed resistance in the context of military occupation — a right enshrined under international law.

    This is not the first trial of its kind. Jersey peace activist Natalie Strecker who stood trial on charges of inviting support for a proscribed organisation, was acquitted last week. According to former Derby North MP Chris Williamson, the jury was reported told to over look international law. Nevertheless, the presiding judge was careful not to challenge the government’s decision to  bring charges against the activist.

    In contrast to Natalie Strecker who asked for a ‘quiet show of support’ outside her trial, the outspoken Greenstein is not holding back. His supporters will be able to attend a webinar organised on the day of the trial to express their solidarity. In a recently published article, Greenstein addressed Strecker landmark acquittal and his coming trial:

    The Prosecution will say that it is a crime to support the resistance of Palestinians to the genocidal Israeli army because Hamas is a terrorist organisation. Using this ‘logic’ it would have been a crime to support the French Resistance, whom the Nazis also termed terrorists. My response at 6.30 a.m. was just 3 words ‘this is Orwellian’…

    What the Met are doing is supporting British foreign policy which is giving support to the genocide in Gaza. Having received no less than 9 complaints from Zionists like @Heidi Bachram, they decided to spare no expense in arresting me. Ms Bachram was operating in the best traditions of Jews who had betrayed fellow Jews to the Nazis.

    I was arrested initially under s.12(1A) of the Terrorism Act 2000 which makes it an offence to ‘express an opinion or belief that is supportive of a proscribed (i.e. terrorist) organisation.’

    My Police interviewers did not understand when I told them that I would have supported the Devil himself against the IDF. I gave them the example of how, in 1944, over 200 Jews deserted from the Polish Home Army (AK) because they had been told by their officers that they would be shot in the back when they went into action.

    A saying common in AK was that ‘’Every Pole has two bullets—the first for a Jew and the second for a German’. It caused a major scandal when Tom Driberg MP raised it in the House of Commons, against the wishes of the Board of Deputies. Anti-Semitism was rife in AK so it is unlikely that I would have supported it.

    However when AK led the Warsaw Uprising in 1944 against the Nazis then of course I would have supported it. The same with Hamas. I support it against a genocidal army but not against its own people.

    Greenstein has organised a webinar for 11 December at 6pm, titled ‘Freedom of Speech and Protests Against Genocide are not Terrorism’. He plans of rallying his supporters to demonstrate outside the courtroom during his trial, and to campaign against the Starmer regime’s criminalisation of pro-Palestinian speech and independent journalism:

    Because my trial is imminent I am organising a webinar around not only my case but the attack on Palestine solidarity activists. Natalie Strecker is awaiting a verdict in a similar trial in Jersey and her charges are similar to those facing me. The trial of the first six of the Filton 24 has already begun. Richard Medhurst who is speaking also faces the prospect of being charged.  Despite being a journalist he is the ‘wrong type’ of journalist.

    Please register and join us and also get involved in the campaign against the persecution of Palestine solidarity activists. I am calling for a demonstration outside Kingston Crown Court on January 5th at 9.30 and for people to attend the trial which is estimated to last a week. It is important that the movement makes its presence felt.

    You can join Thursday’s webinar by registering here.

    Featured image via Tony Greenstein/YouTube

    By Skwawkbox

    This post was originally published on Canary.

  • The United States pushed its resolution on Gaza through the United Nations Security Council on Nov. 17, moving forward on President Donald Trump’s purported peace plan while disregarding Israel’s violations of the ceasefire and despite its rejection of Palestinian statehood, a quintessential element of the U.S. resolution.

    Contrary to the pronouncements of the International Court of Justice, successive resolutions of the U.N. Security Council and General Assembly and even Trump’s Declaration for Enduring Peace and Prosperity, Israel is further entrenching its occupation in Gaza; exponentially expanding its illegal settlements in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem; and publicly planning to annex significant parts of the Occupied Palestinian Territory.

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  • As Israel’s genocide in Gaza drags into its third year, more than two million Palestinians have been hemmed in by a military border. In “East Gaza,” as the Israeli Defense Forces-controlled zone east of the border has become known, more than two million Palestinians live surrounded by rubble, decaying corpses, and unexploded munitions, as they struggle to survive in makeshift shelters without…

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  • Ultranationalist Israeli politicians, including National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, wore golden noose-shaped lapel pins to a meeting on Monday in order to show their “commitment” to advancing a widely condemned bill to mandate the death penalty for “terrorists” who kill Israelis. The pins resemble the yellow ribbon pins that Israeli leaders have worn throughout their genocide to to…

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  • The International Solidarity Movement has sent details of an attack by Israeli settlers near Ramallah, in the West Bank. It marks yet more settler violence and bears the hallmarks of attempted ethnic cleansing:

    Settlers and military in collusion?

    Eight Israeli settlers, masked and armed with clubs, brutally attacked the Abu Hamam home in the village of al-Mughayyer, east of Ramallah.

    The settlers injured a 13-year-old boy, Riziq Abu Naim, and a 59-year-old woman, Fadda Abu Naim (Umm Hamam). They also injured four international solidarity activists from the UK, Colombia-US and France.

    All six were evacuated to the Ramallah Hospital, suffering bruises and gashes to their heads, limbs and torsos. During the attacks, the settlers threatened the family that they will return and burn the houses with them in it if they did not leave within two days.

    The Abu Naim residence is on the outskirts of al-Mughayyer. It’s the target of near-daily Israeli attacks and harassment by both settlers and soldiers, often working in coordination.

    The attack took place at 1:40am on 7 December, only a short time after an Israeli military force raided the village, and ended before the army exited the village.

    During and following the attack, soldiers prevented medics and residents from coming to the family’s aid. They even threatened medics with arrest. The military raid did not have any clear purpose, as the soldiers simply patrolled the town and did not make or attempt any arrests.

    International solidarity

    UK activist Phoebe Smith, who was injured in the incident, said:

    The attack is part of the ongoing attempt by both Israeli authorities and the settlers to displace Palestinian families from their lands. The settlers and military work in tandem to create a reality which will force the Abu Hamam family into leaving their land, and they do so with complete impunity and by whatever means necessary.

    The village of al-Mughayyer has been a flashpoint of attacks by the military and Israeli settlers. These have drastically intensified over the past several months.

    On 22-23 August this year, the Israeli army uprooted thousands of olive trees on the eastern side of the village. Major General Avi Bluth, the head of Israel’s Central Command, gave the direct order for this destruction.

    A press release following the uprooting made clear that it was a collective punishment in order to send a message.

    Over the past month, similar settler attacks have repeatedly taken place in conjunction with military raids on the town.

    On several occasions, settlers from nearby outposts have cut off and uprooted hundreds of olive trees on the western side of the village.

    Featured image via International Solidarity Movement

    By The Canary

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  • In a new political stunt by Israel’s genocidal far-right, National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and his fascist party (Otzma Yehudit), wore noose-shaped lapel pins to a legislative briefing.

    The meeting revisited a bill Ben-Gvir has been lobbying for with perverse delight, which would legalise the execution of Palestinian detainees.

    In defense of hatred

    The fascist minister defended the hate symbol, arguing it:

    represents one of the options for carrying out the death penalty. Of course, there is the option of hanging, the electric chair, and also lethal injection.

    Ben-Gvir also gloated that “hundreds” of Israeli doctors have contacted him offering to assist with executions. This came despite the Israeli Medical Association’s unequivocal declaration that such actions would be unethical:

    Since it was announced that doctors would not want to help with the law, I have received a hundred calls from doctors saying, ‘Itamar, just tell me when’.

    The claim is disturbingly believable. Israeli doctors are complicit in the carceral treatment of Palestinians. Thousands of Palestinians continue to be held in Iraqi prisons without charge, subject to torture and sexual violence.

    An ideology rooted in Kahanism

    Otzma Yehudit — which incidentally means ‘woe’ in Hebrew — is a ‘Kahanist’ party founded on the racist Zionist teachings of extremist rabbi Meir Kahane.

    Despite Kahanism’s long history of violence, the Starmer government has not designated it a terrorist group. Instead, it proscribed the non-violent activist group, Palestine Action in June under pressure from pro-Israel groups sympathetic to Kahanism.

    Ben-Gvir in the Knesset.

    Murder rebranded as capital punishment

    The proposed law is both deeply racist and vicious.

    It mandates the death penalty, without any judicial discretion, and applied solely for incidents involving the death of Israeli citizens. It will not apply to extremist Israeli settler groups who slaughter and taunt Palestinian communities. Human rights think-tank Zulat for Equality and Human Rights condemned the bill, saying:

    that the death penalty would be imposed in Israel on the basis of nationality: Only someone who harms Jews would be sentenced to death.

    Ben-Gvir was filmed in October ranting at Israeli captives, saying that the removal of Palestinians rights isn’t enough, and that they should be killed.

    Image: Library of Congress (AI-enhanced).

    Nooses have long been used to terrorise colonised and oppressed peoples, from the KKK in the US to apartheid-era South Africa.

    The US NAACP civil rights group is pushing to classify even the symbolic use of a noose against minorities as a hate crime. Israel is unlikely to follow suit anytime soon.

    Featured image via the Canary

    By Skwawkbox

    This post was originally published on Canary.

  • Campaigners have spray painted two local Labour Party offices in support of hunger strikers in UK detention. A group called ‘Justice for the Hunger Strikers’ carried out the actions on 7 and 8 December. They targeted the Harrow office of Gareth Thomas MP and the Sheffield office of Louise Haigh MP.

    On 2 November, 7 prisoners began a collective open-ended hunger strike. An eighth, with diabetes, is on a partial hunger strike. They’re all on remand in relation to two actions by Palestine Action, which took place before proscription. This includes a raid at Israeli weapons firm Elbit Systems in Filton, Bristol and an action at RAF Brize Norton. They each face up to two years on remand before trial, far exceeding the pre-trial custody time limit of six months.

    The hunger strikers’ demands

    They’re now entering their sixth week on hunger strike, and are demanding an end to censorship, a right to a fair trial, bail, de-proscription of Palestine Action and an end to Ministry of Defence contracts for Elbit Systems. The demand for an end to censorship means allowing them to have unrestricted access to their own mail and books, as well as being able to freely associate with one another.

    The hunger strikers are entering a critical phase of the hunger strike, where irreversible damage to their health is likely. Despite this, the Ministry of Justice has failed to respond to their demands. When confronted by family members of the hunger strikers at a local MP event on 5th December, Labour’s Justice Secretary David Lammy said “I didn’t know anything about this”.

    A spokesperson for Justice for the Hunger Strikers said:

    If the Labour cabinet is so intent on ignoring the hunger strikers then we will take the demands to their doors. We have started with only paint but we make a promise to our hunger strikers – and to our so-called government – that we shall continue the campaign each day their demands are not met.

    David Lammy has failed to abide by his own policy of responding to communications in relation to the hunger strike, and his proclaimed ignorance is no defence to permitting the political prisoners’ condition to rapidly decline without so much as a response.

    This is an emergency, and we all must act as such. We stand by the hunger strikers, and their resistance from behind bars inspires us all to escalate our resistance on the outside.

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    By The Canary

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  • You wouldn’t know it going by the BBC coverage, but a growing hunger strike of political prisoners is amassing support. Over the weekend, another prisoner joined the hunger strike, bringing the current total up to seven. Now, supporters of the hunger strike are being asked to take a moment today to call out the BBC for their silence on both Israel’s genocide in Palestine, and the hunger strikers themselves.

    And, campaigners are also calling out the  Starmer regime’s misuse of anti-terror legislation to hold twenty-four anti-genocide protesters without trial. The move comes after ‘Justice Secretary’ David Lammy claimed to be unaware of their hunger strike against the injustice:

    BBC complicit

    The government has used the Terrorism Act to deny the ‘Filton 24’ group bail, even though they are not charged with any terror offences and were imprisoned long before Starmer’s ‘proscription’ terror ban of their non-violent protest group Palestine Action to protect Israel’s interests. The government was exposed consulting the Israeli embassy about their prosecution. Eight of the group are on hunger strike, with most now in their second month and at least two hospitalised and in severe danger.

    The BBC has stubbornly ignored Starmer’s ‘lawfare‘, just as it has ignored his regime’s use of similar tactics against journalists and activists exposing and opposing Israel’s genocide in Gaza. Today, their supporters are asking others to ‘bombard’ the BBC’s systems with demands for an end to the silence and collusion:

    📌Monday Dec. 8th 📌

    ‼Bombard the BBC for our hunger strikers‼

    1⃣Step one: save the BBC WhatsApp number +447756165803

    2⃣Step two: copy and paste the below message and send to them.

    3⃣Step three: share and repeat ✊🇵🇸

    —————————————

    ** EMERGENCY **
    BBC — your silence is deadly.

    Six UK political prisoners are now in the critical stage of a hunger strike.

    They — along with 18 others — have been held for over a year with no trial, no bail.
    This is not justice — this is punishment for refusing to bow to genocide.

    Eight hunger strikers: Amu & Qesser (start date Nov 2) Heba (Nov 3) Jon (Nov 6), T Hoxha (Nov 9), Kamran (Nov 10), Lewie (Nov 25), Umer (Dec 4) are surviving on nothing but their will.

    Their bodies are shutting down, permanent organ damage — even death — is no longer hypothetical, but imminent.

    As a state-funded broadcaster, it is your responsibility to report on this urgent, life-threatening crisis. We demand you fulfil that duty.

    We will keep calling, writing & standing at your doors until you break your silence.

    They are not numbers.
    They are people with names, families, futures.
    They have stories — and they are fighting to keep them alive.
    Report this.
    NOW.

    The Palestine Solidarity Campaign is also asking supporters to write to their MP about the hunger strikers:

    Write to your MP about prisoners on hunger strike https://share.google/LI3P87lMUPiB7qiCs

    You can check to see if your MP has signed here: https://edm.parliament.uk/early-day-motion/64800/palestine-action-hunger-strike

    Solidarity with the Filton 24 and the hunger strikers against the Starmer police state and its war on the rights of UK people to protect war criminals.

    Featured image via the Canary

    By Skwawkbox

    This post was originally published on Canary.

  • An Israeli drone pursued an older woman and her son through the rubble of Gaza yesterday, and then killed them both, along with at least five others. As Al Jazeera reported:

    The Israeli military said it killed three people in separate incidents, claiming they had crossed the “yellow line” – an unmarked boundary where the Israeli military repositioned itself when the ceasefire with Hamas came into effect on October 10.

    However, Al Jazeera’s Hani Mahmoud, reporting from Gaza City, said the woman and her son were chased by a quadcopter drone about one kilometre [half a mile] from the yellow line and “left there to bleed to death” as the aircraft continued hovering overhead, preventing anyone from reaching them.

    Israeli drone kills; Western media silent

    Some Israeli media reported the attack, but Western media have ignored it entirely:

    The pair were among at least seven Palestinians murdered by Israel on the same day, in Beit Lahiya, Jabalia, and Zeitoun.

    The occupation continues to starve Gaza, while also blocking essential food, medicines, medical equipment, shelters, and building materials as the Palestinian winter bites. Israeli human rights group B’Tselem said the blockade, which has left more than a million people in flooded tents, makeshift shelters and wrecked buildings with no winter clothing or even shoes, is:

    a direct result of Israeli policy and international silence.

    One in four households is eating only at best a single meal a day, while one in ten are frequently going without food entirely. Almost the whole surviving population of Gaza – around 1.7 million according to Israeli military data – has been displaced, while approaching 700,000 have been murdered, either by bombs and bullets or by the starvation blockade.

    Such atrocities have been met with silence from the UK and other Western media. Failing that, at best, these mainstream outlets have provided a regurgitation of Israeli narratives and an attempt at sanitisation to remove Israel’s guilt.

    Featured image via YouTube screenshot/Middle East Eye

    By Skwawkbox

    This post was originally published on Canary.

  • Since the 2024 cease-fire, Lebanon has repeatedly affirmed its desire for stability and peace. Yet, the south of Lebanon in general, and border areas in particular, continue to suffer under Israeli strikes and land incursions — even after ‘the truce.’ If those incidents underscore anything, it’s that the reality on the ground remains tense, and citizens in Lebanon view normalisation proposals as hypocritical in light of ongoing violence.

    During a visit to Kfarkila and Aita al Shaab, two border towns close to Palestine (Israel), I saw nothing but rubble. Destroyed houses, lost dreams, and graffiti in Hebrew promising an Israeli return to take over the border towns. This statement on the wall was accompanied by other racist, colonial slurs against Lebanon, drawn on what remained of houses and shops, by the Israeli occupation forces during the 2024 war. The towns are now ‘protected’ by a small number of the Lebanese armed forces, with nothing but unarmored vehicles, an M-16, and a communication device they use to stay in contact with the command. These helpless soldiers are facing the Israeli military. One that’s equipped with the most technologically advanced weaponry, a thirst for occupation, and psychopathic urges that we’ve witnessed in Lebanon and Gaza in the past couple of years.

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    Lebanon has ‘no choice but to negotiate’

    This week, Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has publicly declared that Lebanon “has no choice but to negotiate,” framing diplomacy as the preferable path over the repeated cycles of war and destruction. Similarly, Prime Minister Nawaf Salam recently stated that a lasting peace with Israel could — in theory — pave the way for economic ties and normalisation. But he also stressed that “we are far from being there” as long as security conditions and mutual trust remain unmet.

    Earlier in 2025, U.S. envoy Morgan Ortagus announced that Washington would mediate efforts between Lebanon and Israel to “resolve outstanding issues.” Among the discussed items: disputed border villages along the Blue Line such as the Shebaa Farms and Kfarshouba hills, release of Lebanese detainees, and the fate of Israeli positions still held in southern Lebanon. This U.S.-led format — civilian delegations, ceasefire committees, economic cooperation — signals a push not just to halt conflict, but to institutionalise contact and possibly pave the way for normalisation under the guise of a ‘technical’ or ‘post-war reconstruction’ diplomacy.

    Since the ceasefire, Israel and the United States have adopted a strategy of ‘coercive diplomacy.’ This means the use of force, or the threat of it, to pressure Lebanon to back down or accept certain conditions without the need to wage a full-scale war. In practice, the United States and Israel employ a functional division of roles to achieve this principle:

    1. The Israeli part (kinetic pressure): Continuing military operations, exerting pressure on the ground, and threatening all-out war to create a reality that forces concessions.

    2. The American part (strategic strangulation): Using economic, political, and diplomatic tools to pressure Lebanon, aiming to force it to accept Israeli conditions as a “less costly” option than continuing the war.

    Lebanese official position is not treason because…

    Despite these diplomatic moves, there is no public sign that Israel is ready to reciprocate Lebanese advances with meaningful steps toward peace. Israel continues to maintain military positions in southern Lebanon, carries out regular strikes, and has not provided any guarantees for withdrawal or long-term ceasefire compliance. As this article is being written, Israeli spy drones are flying over several Lebanese southern towns, as well as Beirut, while the warplanes have conducted two strikes, on a house and a resort, in the towns of Jbeih and Mahrouna. Nevertheless, the shift to civilian-led talks, rather than full peace negotiations, underscores that Israel appears more interested in managing tensions than resolving the underlying conflict.

    By acting as the mediator and guarantor of the ceasefire, on the one hand the United States essentially facilitates the framework through which Lebanon engages Israel. On the other hand, Israel continues its violations with a clear green light from America — coupled with military, financial, and political support. The new ceasefire-monitoring committee, co-chaired by U.S. and UN envoys, includes Lebanese and Israeli civilian representatives. This dynamic raises the concern that Lebanon is entrusting its security and sovereignty to a process overseen (and heavily influenced) by a ‘third party’ that has historically backed Israeli military operations, and most recently in the Israeli genocide in Gaza and the war on Lebanon in the past two years.

    No one in Lebanon should have weapons — except for Israel

    The Lebanese government, backed by U.S. diplomatic pressure, is pushing for a state monopoly on weapons — in other words, disarmament of Hezbollah. In August 2025, a proposal was floated to convince Hezbollah to disarm in exchange for vague economic aid and security assurances. Yet, critics warn that Lebanon is moving toward disarming even though the Israeli threat remains. There is still no guarantee that Israel will respect the border, stop military strikes, or relinquish occupied areas. In effect, Lebanon may be disarming without receiving any credible proof of Israel’s good intentions, leaving the country defenceless should Israel resume attacks. This reminds us of what happened back in May 1983, when Israel was already occupying Lebanon and direct negotiations where on-going back then between both sides, which was followed a year later by an uprising that ended the security deal with Israel.

    If things go the same as they did 42 years ago, it won’t be a surprise that Israel would directly demand the Lebanese military to search the south of Lebanon house by house — the Israeli narrative, after all, claims that southerners are hiding ballistic missiles in their houses. The Israeli military, or Mossad, could ask the Lebanese military intelligence to apprehend civilians under the accusation of being members of Hezbollah, similar to what used to happen during the time Israel occupied the south of Lebanon (1982-2000).

    If 1983 is repeated, it is possible that there would be a repetition of 1984. Especially now that the Lebanese, particularly the southerners, have just gotten out of a horrific war and have a long bloody history with the Israeli occupational forces. As the Lebanese proverb goes: “the blood does not become water”.

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    By Mohamad Kleit

    This post was originally published on Canary.

  • Israel and its partners continue to wage genocide against the Palestinian people. Those who, so far, have survived the hideous attacks since October 7, 2023, now face ongoing jeopardy. Hemmed in by yet another military border, over two million Palestinians in “East Gaza” live amid rubble, unexploded ordnance, decaying corpses, starvation conditions, and the uncertainties of inhabiting makeshift homes without sewage, sanitation, clean water, or protection against harsh winter weather.

    A saddening certainty was hammered home on November 17, 2025, when not a single country stood up for them at the United Nations.

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  • Israel and its partners continue to wage genocide against the Palestinian people. Those who, so far, have survived the hideous attacks since October 7, 2023, now face ongoing jeopardy. Hemmed in by yet another military border, over two million Palestinians in “East Gaza” live amid rubble, unexploded ordnance, decaying corpses, starvation conditions, and the uncertainties of inhabiting makeshift homes without sewage, sanitation, clean water, or protection against harsh winter weather.

    A saddening certainty was hammered home on November 17, 2025, when not a single country stood up for them at the United Nations.

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  • Exclusive reports by Declassified Australia of at least 71 packages of F-35 fighter jet weapons parts being exported from Sydney to Israel have revealed that Australia has forfeited control over the plane’s spare parts stored here for Australia’s fleet of F-35s.

    Australia has signed up to a system where, at a moment’s notice, those “parts and components” may be whisked off the shelves at the RAAF Williamtown Air Base in New South Wales on the whim of a foreign state to be exported to a foreign country in a distant war zone.

    “What you’re probably talking about is items that Lockheed Martin imported into Australia to support the maintenance and sustainment of our fleet and then needed to move around to someone else. They are entitled to do that under the F-35 global supply chain mechanism.”

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  • It’s been nearly two months since the ceasefire was reached in Gaza. Hopes were high among the 2 million Palestinians in the besieged Strip that not only would the Israeli bombings stop, but that everything they had been deprived of for the past two years – food, clean water, adequate medicine and healthcare – would flood into Gaza to ease their struggles. The hopes of regaining a fragment of the life they knew before the war, have dissipated, as the reality of a “new genocide” sets in.

    Though some aid has come into Gaza, and people have tried to restore some semblance of normalcy, the reality in Gaza is far from peacetime.

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  • According to polling conducted by YouGov, considerably more Britons consider themselves to be ‘anti-Israel’ than ‘pro-Israel’. It follows two years of Israel conducting a genocide which consecutive UK governments supported:

    Shifting opinions on Israel

    The polling was conducted by YouGov between 25-26 November and released to their website on 4 December. As YouGov report:

    Public attitudes to Israel are less one-sided than opinion on Russia. One in three Britons (34%) describe themselves as typically anti-Israel, outnumbering the one in seven (14%) who identify as pro-Israel. A further 36% do not align themselves with either view, while 16% are unsure how they’d describe their position.

    YouGov also polled opinion on the ‘only democracy in the world‘ in relation to political support:

    YouGov polling on whether people are pro or anti israel

    This included Your Party:

    Polling as to whether potential Your Party supporters would consider themselves pro or anti Israel

    In another set of questions, YouGov asked for people’s opinion on how each party relates to the genocidal state:

    How voters think of political parties in relation to whehter they're anti or pro Israel

    They additionally asked how each party’s supporters viewed the parties they do not support, noting:

    Perception of Labour’s position varies significantly between voters, which is far less the case for other parties. Reform UK and Conservative voters, the most likely to be pro-Israel, are more likely to see Labour as anti-Israel (36-48%) than pro-Israel (17-18%).

    By contrast, Green voters, who are more likely to be anti-Israel, are three times more likely to perceive Labour as being pro-Israel (46%) than anti-Israel (15%).

    Labour and Lib Dem voters are also more likely to see Labour as sympathetic to Israel (26-31%) than opposed to it (11-15%), though with the highest proportions seeing the party as being neither pro- nor anti- (23-24%).

    Another point they picked out is that Labour’s stance is confusing voters more than any other party:

    YouGov notes:

    Those who describe themselves as anti-Israel are roughly three times more likely to see Labour as a pro-Israel party (47%) than an anti-Israel one (15%). By contrast, 63% of those who identify as pro-Israel believe Labour’s position is anti-Israel, roughly four times the 15% who feel Labour shares their view.

    Poll showing that Labour's position on Isn'trael negatively correlates with people's own positions

    Featured image via LFI

    By Willem Moore

    This post was originally published on Canary.

  • Earlier this fall, hundreds of activists from all over the world crowded onto several dozen boats and set sail for Gaza. Their goal: Break through Israel’s blockade of the territory and end one of the worst humanitarian crises on the planet. They thought that by sharing their journey through social media, they could capture the world’s attention. 


    At first, it was easy to dismiss the Global Sumud Flotilla—until it wasn’t. Before reaching Gaza, the flotilla was attacked by drones, and activists were arrested by the Israeli navy. 


    “We were at gunpoint; like, you could see the laser on our chest,” says flotilla participant Louna Sbou.  


    They were then sent to a high-security prison in the middle of the Negev desert.


    “You have no control, you have no information, and you have no rights,” says Carsie Blanton, another participant. “They could do whatever they want to you.”


    This week on Reveal, we go aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla for a firsthand look at what activists faced on their journey and whether their efforts made any difference. 

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  • What Skwawkbox-Canary and other independent news outlets, together with local journalists and international activists have been reporting for months, has finally made it into the ‘mainstream’ media. A CNN ‘investigation‘ ‘revealed’ that the Israeli military bulldozed some of the bodies of aid-seekers slaughtered at so-called ‘aid’ stations into unmarked Gaza mass graves. Others were simply left out in the open air to rot and add to the stench of death pervading the Strip.

    But the US news outlet still whitewashes occupation’s mass murder, claiming that the victims were killed by “indiscriminate Israeli fire near the [Zikim] crossing.” It was in fact an entirely deliberate killing of huge numbers of desperate civilians that has long been known to be Israel’s ‘standard operating procedure.’ It also has been exposed by a US mercenary-turned-whistleblower:

    CNN’s review, which also found that aid seekers were killed by indiscriminate Israeli fire near the crossing, drew upon hundreds of videos and photos from around Zikim, along with interviews of eyewitnesses and local aid truck drivers.

    Israeli military whistleblowers also told the broadcaster that the use of mass, unmarked graves was widespread throughout Gaza. We have already seen this in the attempts of occupation troops to hide both paramedics and their vehicles after the night-time Rafah massacre.

    In a chilling reminder of that massacre, CNN also reported a message left by one aid-seeker victim to his family as he risked his life to find food. Ammar Wadi wrote on his phone screen, found months later with his body:

    Forgive me mom if anything happens to me. Whoever finds my phone, please tell my family that I love them so much.

    In the Rafah massacre, the paramedic — whose footage of the ambush and slaughter exposed Israeli lies denying the slaughter — can be heard reciting the Shahada, then asking his mother to forgive him:

    Forgive me, Mom, forgive me. I swear I only chose this path to help others.

    The occupation denied using bulldozers on the bodies of its victims, just as it denied bombing hospitals, denied starving the people of Gaza, denied, denied, denied — every denial a lie.

    Given Israel’s record of atrocities, the confirmation of the mass burials raises the horrific possibility that some of the victims were not dead when they were buried. US-Jewish volunteer Surgeon Dr. Mark Perlmutter recounted his experience of hearing multiple eyewitnesses. They described Israeli troops burying two bound children alive during the occupation’s attack on the hospital. Perlmutter later saw their bodies after the mass grave was uncovered:

     

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    Oxford Institute for Ethics, Law and Armed Conflict, Janina Dill, told CNN that:

    The purpose is to prevent the dead from becoming the missing and to allow for memorialization, chiefly by their families. Moreover, if bodies are deliberately mutilated or mishandled in a way that violates their dignity, this can amount to ‘outrages upon personal dignity’ which is a war crime under the Geneva Conventions.

    Wadi’s mother is still haunted by her son’s disappearance and final message. She told CNN:

    When he comes to my mind, my eyes just cannot stop crying. We accept whatever God has written for us, but we just want to know what happened to our son.

    The BBC and others have been forced to verify and acknowledge footage showing other massacres in which starving Palestinians were gunned down from the air while trying to retrieve food from aid trucks. In its article, CNN published a short clip, one of many circulating, showing aid-seekers fleeing under fire from ground forces:

    Footage of the murder of aid-seekers. CNN ‘geo-located’ the area and confirmed its authenticity.

    US mercenary whistleblower Anthony Aguilar has described the way in which aid-seekers were allowed only minutes, at set times, to collect food. Any arriving outside those times or not escaping fast enough were gunned down by laughing soldiers and ‘military contractors’.

    Israel has murdered at least three thousand aid-seekers this year and wounded almost twice as many, just a part of its slaughter and starvation of people in Gaza, more than two thirds of them children.

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  • At least four countries will withdraw from next year’s Eurovision Song Contest following a decision to allow Israel to compete. After a European Broadcasting Union (EBU) discussion in Switzerland this week, public broadcasters from Slovenia, Spain, Ireland, and the Netherlands issued statements denouncing the failure to address concerns over Israel’s participation in the contest, while Palestine solidarity movements elsewhere in Europe are demanding from more broadcasters to follow suit.

    “For more than a year, we have been warning that we cannot stand on the same stage with a representative of a country that has committed genocide against the Palestinians in Gaza,” said Ksenija Horvat

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  • Four countries have announced that they are boycotting the Eurovision Song Contest in 2026 because of the organizers’ much-criticized decision to allow Israel to continue participating in the competition, despite its genocide. Ireland, Spain, Slovenia and the Netherlands are pulling out of the competition for next year, after the body behind the competition, the European Broadcasting Union…

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  • Consistent with the United States’ continued slide into an economy powered almost entirely by LLM slop, financialization, and ever-pervasive exploitative gambling, “prediction market app” Kalshi “entered into an official partnership” with CNN this week to bring their “data to CNN’s journalism across its television, digital and social channels.” Soon, CNN will run live odds on world events where…

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  • A released Palestinian detainee has revealed that Marwan Barghouti has been horrifically tortured by his Israeli captors. Barghouti, the political prisoner held for twenty-four years by the Israeli occupation, was recently honoured with a new mural in London.

    Barghouti’s son Omar posted this morning to his social media this morning, in Arabic, that:

    I woke up to a phone call from a released prisoner this morning. He told me, “Your father was physically abused. They broke his teeth and ribs, cut off part of his ear, and broke his fingers in stages for fun…

    What do I do? Who do I talk to? Who can we turn to? We’re living with this nightmare every day… Oh God, have mercy on me. My father is 66 years old now. Oh God, where will he find the strength?”

    In August, footage emerged showing an emaciated Barghouti, a shadow of his old self, being threatened by Israel’s fascist ‘security’ minister Itamar Ben-Gvir:

    As with most of the myriad examples of the terror state torturing, starving, beating and raping innocent Palestinians it has abducted, the ‘mainstream’ media here in the UK has decided to stay silent.

    The UK’s ‘mainstream’ media has so far ignored the torture of Marwan Barghouti. It has also ignored seven British nationals on hunger strike in British prisons — some for more than 4 weeks. But somehow, it hasn’t ignored the rise of the Labubu.

    So what is it? Are you simply out of touch with the world around you, or are you consciously enabling Israeli terrorism and the Starmer government’s authoritarianism through your silence?
    #FreeMarwan

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  • Israel’s killing of two young Palestinian boys in Gaza for supposedly crossing the Israeli military’s ever-shifting yellow line last week is “horrific” and must be investigated, the UN has said. “It’s hard to see how two boys, eight and 10, can be considered a threat. And there needs to be an investigation and accountability into what happened,” said Stéphane Dujarric…

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  • On Thursday, the London Irish Brigade, supported by anti-Zionist Jews, protested outside Downing Street against the Starmer regime and corporate media. They convened in solidarity with pro-Palestine political prisoners — currently on hunger strike — condemning the media’s complicity in ignoring their plight.

    These prisoners have been incarcerated for over a year without trial for opposing Israel’s genocide in Gaza.

    They have the backing of pro-Palestine Jewish activists. They told the Canary that the Holocaust against Jews compels them to oppose the genocide of Palestinians.

    Talking to the Canary, organisers from the London Irish Brigade highlighted that as Irish people, they are all too familiar with the reality of occupation and the importance of hunger strikes in bringing about change.

    The London Irish Brigade said:

    We the London Irish Brigade appeal to people to join us opposite Downing St. to show support and solidarity for the six unselfish young Palestine activists on hunger strike in British prisons.

    As Irish people we have have seen before when activists for justice and freedom endure inhumane conditions and have their calls to be treated fairly before the law ignored. In that case, the prisoner must make a decision to accept or take control of their predicament. The hunger strikers have done the latter and they need all the support we can give them.

    ✊ Join us!

    Chiara Contrino sent in photographs:

    Activist photographer ‘Better than Real’ was also in attendance:

    Brigade organiser Frank McGlynn gave a speech:

    In this shared fight, Irish activists, and Jews against genocide, are standing firm with Palestine against oppression, genocide, apartheid and the colonisers’ land theft.

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  • Anti-Zionist Barrister, Ousman Noor never imagined that speaking truth would place him at odds with his profession. The human rights lawyer is facing charges under the UK Terrorism Act (2000) for speaking out against Israeli occupation and genocidal violence.

    He will now stand trial before the Bar Standards Board, who will determine his future and ability to practice law and the extent to which UK lawyers can freely express themselves without fear of reprisal.

    Freedom of expression on trial

    Noor specialises in refugee and detention law, with a focus on armed conflict and civilian protection. In 2020, he became Government Relations Manager for Campaign to Stop Killer Robots (SKR), as he explains to the Canary:

    I was basically a lobbyist for disarmament, advocating for international law, and explaining its importance.

    Coincidently, on October 7, 2023, when he attended the UN General Assembly in New York witnessing what would eventually upend his career. His colleagues discussed autonomous weapons and disarmament protocols, while the Israeli Ambassador spoke about Palestinians in language Noor recognised as dehumanising. He says:

    The only thing to say in that room at the time was ‘I condemn Hamas.’ Israel was getting all of the global sympathy. Later, there was absolute passivity, or applause, for the announcement that they were going to, as Netanyahu said, turn Gaza into a wasteland.

    A genocide was looming, and the diplomatic space in which he had spent years advocating for international law was silent, so were his colleagues. The indiscriminate bombing had begun. Noor felt compelled to act and told the Canary:

    No one gave a fuck basically. In the end, after crying about the issue, I stood outside the UN and made a genuinely emotional appeal. I called for people to speak out against ethnic cleansing, occupation and apartheid.

    Noor has been fired from his job but refuses to be be intimidated into silence.

    Since these developments, he has been involved in activism on every front, advocating for the rights of Palestinians and even set-up Protect Palestine. The international movement campaigns for an end Israeli occupation through military action and calls for a one-state solution. Commenting on his motivations, he said:

    It became obvious that every judicial and diplomatic mechanism is futile in the face of an unhinged fascist messianic extermination process. The Israelis don’t care about international law. They don’t care about international public opinion. We need to recognise this is fascism, and this is how it works.

    Legal analysis is not a crime

    In the background, Noor is being investigated by the Bar Standards Board. In October 2024, UK Lawyers for Israel lodged a complaint centred on a Tweet he posted from Jordan arguing that it expresses support for a ‘terrorist organisation’.

    The tweet argued that Hezbollah had the legal and moral right to use military force against the Israeli occupation forces. On the same day, the lawyer published a 12-minute in which he qualified his argument with a legal analysis.

    The Bar Standards Board claim that the barrister has brought the profession into disrepute, while citing his alleged support of a terrorist organisation as the basis for this charge. of him. Noor argues that his critique was always directed at Israel’s army for committing human rights abuses. Commenting on the social media post in question, he told the Canary:

    Everyone in international law and in Jordan, where I was living at the time, knows Hezbollah has this right. Obviously the UK doesn’t see it this way. The Zionists started making my tweet go viral, and tagged the police.

    Noor’s legal team argues that the board cannot initiate civil proceedings under the Terrorism Act.

    There is also the question of whether he has brought the profession into disrepute as claimed. He sought the opinion of Dr Ralph Wilde, an international law specialist. He confirms that Noor’s post is compliant with international law and providing legal analysis is what the profession demands.

    UK board in defence of Israel’s army

    Speaking about the board’s response, Noor says:

    They’re just so used to defending Israel, to defending the IDF,  to this idea that a barrister, a Muslim who’s a bit radical needs to be punished. There’s a real psychological aspect to all this. I joined their club, I talk like them, I have the background, I’m in their fraternity. But I’ve now been kicked out, and I’m speaking out publicly. There’s a weird tribal need for them to now try and isolate me.

    The Terrorism Act 2000 grants the police sweeping powers and is being used to erode civil liberties and free speech in opposition to Zionism and Israel’s genocide.

    Political pressure, in Noor’s case, has led to the misuse of terrorism legislation to muzzle, intimidate, and punish a legal professional in the absence of a police investigation. The word ‘terrorist’ has no agreed upon international definition but it is powerful enough to silence a whole country. Noor is prevented from working as preparation for trial is underway. If the prosecution succeeds, he faces a severe financial penalty and the risk of being struck off.

    Noor will be represented by barrister, Franck Magennis, who has been instructed to defend the case in a way that challenges the “racist ideology of Zionism”. Noor wants Zionism to be the focus of the trial. Victory, he told the Canary, is raising awareness of Zionism.

    The root culprit here is Zionism, a political ideology which he says is based on supremacy and extermination.

    When we think of the Zionist lobby, people think of institutions like UK Lawyers for Israel, the Campaign Against Antisemitism, or Labour Friends of Israel. But we need to see it as an ideology that pervades the entire British culture, media, political system, and literature.

    There are heavy stakes at play in this trial. If Noor loses, the trial sets a new precedence — granting regulators the green light to silence professionals speaking out against genocide, even when police are not involved nor interested.

    The solice is very obvious. I have my health, I have my family, I have stability. The mental and spiritual stuff is just in my head ultimately, and that we’re winning on, as well!  What I see is that I have a good life. I’m a barrister. I’m fighting my trial for it, but still I’ve had that privilege. I have a British passport. I have contacts, so I don’t feel sorry for myself. It has been, overall, a very liberating process. But whatever happens, we must win!”

    Ousman Noor’s trial will run from 20 to 21 January 2026 at the Bar Tribunal and Adjudication Service, London. Donate here to support Noor.

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    By Charlie Jaay

    This post was originally published on Canary.

  • Eurovision, once a feel-good festival of unity and diversity, is now facing one of the deepest political crises in its 70 year history. Its organisers – the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) – disgracefully confirmed that Israel would be allowed to compete in the next iteration of the competition. Four of the tournament’s biggest competitors – Ireland, Spain, Slovenia, and the Netherlands – promptly announced they’d be boycotting , Dec 4, ‘Israeli’ broadcaster KAN will be allowed to participate in the 2026 contest in Vienna. There was an immediate backlash.

    Four main Eurovision backers already boycotting Eurovision 2025-more to follow

    The decision to allow a country committing war crimes and crimes against humanity to compete raises serious questions – to say the least. By allowing Israel to compete the EBU have raised serious questions over their moral integrity, and their approach to human rights.

    Now, four of Europe’s biggest public broadcasters have announced they will boycott next year’s event – with more boycotts inevitable.

    Ireland national broadcaster, RTÉ, said it will neither participate in nor broadcast Eurovision 2026. It said:

    participation remains unconscionable given the appalling loss of lives in Gaza and the humanitarian crisis there.

    According to Spanish state broadcaster RTVE:

    Israel’s presence is untenable…we are talking about a genocide in Gaza.

    Dutch broadcaster AVROTROS announced that participation is no longer:

    compatible with the responsibility we bear as a public broadcaster.

    And, they also drew attention to concerns over press freedom, political interference, and the human rights abuses in Gaza.

    A fourth broadcaster, from Slovenia, RTVSLO, has also confirmed withdrawal. Officials said their decision is a response to public demands:

    The public has been demanding that we say no to the cooperation of any country that is attacking another country. We must follow European standards for peace and understanding.

    Herzog: ‘Israel deserves to be represented on every stage around the world’

    The Israeli occupation’s president, Isaac Herzog, personally lobbied international partners to oppose a vote on ‘Israel’s’ removal. After the EBU’s decision, he posted on X:

    Many believe that by allowing Israel to take part, music is being:

    used as a tool to whitewash crimes against humanity.

    Their inclusion in Eurovision normalises Israel’s war crimes against Palestinians. For years, the presence of Israel as a apartheid, genocidal state in Eurovision has been met with widespread public anger across Europe. This anger reflects deep unease over ‘Israel’s’ unquestioned acceptance into such a high-profile cultural event.

    In 2019 when Tel Aviv hosted the Eurovision Song Contest there were large, pro-Palestine protests outside the venue. Activists called for a boycott of the event to draw attention to ‘Israel’s’ human rights abuses in the occupied Palestinian territories. During that 2019 final, the Icelandic entrants Hatari publicly displayed scarves with Palestinian flag as their televote points were announced. The Icelandic broadcaster RÚV was fined by the EBU.

    Malmö in 2024 saw one of the largest Eurovision-related protests ever recorded. Thousands of anti-Zionist protesters marched through the city demanding ‘Israel’ be excluded. Israeli entries were met with booing, and the contest’s organisers forced a change of lyrics for ‘Israel’s’ submitted song. This was because it was deemed inappropriate for breaching competition rules against political content.

    Protests occurred again in Basel in 2025, where Israeli participation led to mass demonstrations and heavy police presence. Israel’s 2025 entry topped the public vote, finishing second overall, amid allegations that political campaigning had influenced televoting.

    Vote on whether to allow ‘Israel’s’ participation scrapped, changes to rules instead

    On December 4, the EBU scrapped a vote that had been planned around whether ‘Israel’ should be allowed to compete. Instead, it introduced changes to Eurovision rules, which are set to be applied in next year’s contest. This change, clearly aimed at Israel, is a ban on government agencies backing advertising campaigns. This occurred last year, in the case of Israel. The decision to allow the Zionist regime to participate has happened despite systematic violations of international law and a multitude of war crimes. This has drawn accusations of hypocrisy and double standards – expulsion for Europe’s enemies, and tolerance for its allies.

    Russia was expelled immediately after invading Ukraine in 2022, and the EBU removed Belarus in 2021. This came after the union said it had been “monitoring the suppression of media freedom” in the country. Yet when faced with the Israeli regime the EBU has opted for inclusion. This is despite an illegal occupation, and the killing of more than 70,000 Palestinians in Gaza. 257 of these are journalists, as of December 2, 2025. These double standards are deeply unfair- a sign that the lives of Palestinians are less worthy of action than those of Ukrainians.

    Pressure is also mounting on the BBC, with the Green Party demanding the corporation withdraw from Eurovision. It argues that it would be incompatible with the UK’s human-rights obligations and with public service ethics for the BBC to broadcast the event while Israel participates. The BBC’s refusal to take a stand cannot be justified, as it claims to reflect the UK’s “culture and values to the world”. Campaigners have now launched a petition calling for the corporation to boycott the contest.

    Total isolation of ‘Israel’ necessary on world stage

    But, according to the EBU, members:

    will be asked to consider this package of measures and safeguards and decide if they are sufficient to meet their concerns around participation without having a vote on the topic.

    The EBU has confirmed to Swedish broadcaster SVT:

    Only if they believe that the measures are not sufficient will there be a vote on who is allowed to compete”

    Spain’s RTVE has already publicly stated that it does not believe the rule changes for the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 go far enough.

    As the Israeli occupation continues its starvation campaign and genocide in Gaza, forcibly displaces whole communities in the West Bank, targets and kills journalists, the idea that Europe can sing its way through a genocide is impossible to justify.

    With withdrawals mounting and public pressure intensifying, the 2026 contest in Vienna risks becoming overshadowed by rubble, displacement, and those demanding accountability. Eurovision once prided itself on unity through music. It must now confront the possibility that, by allowing Israel to participate amid the devastation of Gaza, it may instead become a platform that helps sanitise atrocities.

    Featured image via the Canary

    By Charlie Jaay

    This post was originally published on Canary.

  • Ahead of its annual shareholders meeting on December 5, Microsoft is coming under mounting pressure to reconsider its relationship with the Israeli military, which has used the tech giant’s products to carry out the genocide in Gaza and ethnic cleansing of the West Bank.

    In an open letter to the company released on Tuesday, December 2, an international coalition of legal aid groups said Microsoft and its executives potentially face legal liability for “aiding and abetting … atrocity crimes” committed by the Israeli military against Palestinian civilians.

    “Over the last few months, it has become exceedingly clear that Microsoft’s services and technologies have been used to violate Palestinian human rights, and shareholders should be aware of just how much this opens up the company to legal liability,” said Eric Sype, U.S. national organizer at 7amleh–The Arab Center for Social Media Advancement, in a statement on December 2.

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  • Ahead of its annual shareholders meeting on December 5, Microsoft is coming under mounting pressure to reconsider its relationship with the Israeli military, which has used the tech giant’s products to carry out the genocide in Gaza and ethnic cleansing of the West Bank.

    In an open letter to the company released on Tuesday, December 2, an international coalition of legal aid groups said Microsoft and its executives potentially face legal liability for “aiding and abetting … atrocity crimes” committed by the Israeli military against Palestinian civilians.

    “Over the last few months, it has become exceedingly clear that Microsoft’s services and technologies have been used to violate Palestinian human rights, and shareholders should be aware of just how much this opens up the company to legal liability,” said Eric Sype, U.S. national organizer at 7amleh–The Arab Center for Social Media Advancement, in a statement on December 2.

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  • From the docks of Oakland to the ports of Morocco, from Italian logistics hubs to South African coal mines, an international movement is taking shape to do what governments have refused: Cut off the flow of weapons and fuel sustaining Israel’s assault on Gaza.

    On Nov. 22, labor organizers, Palestinian activists, and anti-war campaigners from six countries gathered online to launch the People’s Embargo for Palestine — a coordinated effort to leverage workers’ power at critical chokepoints in the global military supply chain. The webinar brought together a veteran of the anti-apartheid struggle with a new generation of organizers who have notched concrete victories over the past year.

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  • From the docks of Oakland to the ports of Morocco, from Italian logistics hubs to South African coal mines, an international movement is taking shape to do what governments have refused: Cut off the flow of weapons and fuel sustaining Israel’s assault on Gaza.

    On Nov. 22, labor organizers, Palestinian activists, and anti-war campaigners from six countries gathered online to launch the People’s Embargo for Palestine — a coordinated effort to leverage workers’ power at critical chokepoints in the global military supply chain. The webinar brought together a veteran of the anti-apartheid struggle with a new generation of organizers who have notched concrete victories over the past year.

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  • Israeli settler attacks in the occupied West Bank have injured over a thousand Palestinians so far this year, the UN reports — nearly more than the tally for the past two years combined. As of November 24, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) for the occupied Palestinian territories had recorded 733 Palestinians confirmed injured by Israeli settlers…

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