The State of Israel is escalating the murder and starvation of Palestinians in Gaza while Netanyahu's far-right coalition threatens to permanently occupy the entire territory.
Is the rise of Far-Right populism a sign of the end of neoliberalism — or its logical extension? A review of Hayek's Bastards: Race, Gold, IQ, and the Capitalism of the Far Right, by Quinn Slobodian.
President Trump has ordered the Pentagon to prepare military action against Mexican cartels, marking a significant escalation. Under the cynical pretext of fighting the “war on drugs” and “terrorism, ” U. S. imperialism seeks to act as judge, jury, and executioner on a global scale.
It’s been five months since Lori Chavez-DeRemer was sworn in as the 30th secretary of labor. Her nomination came not only with Trump’s blessing but also with enthusiastic support from Teamsters president Sean O’Brien, who claimed she “cares about working people. ” Predictably, the opposite has proved true.
Nineteen year-old Yona Roseman is refusing to complete compulsory military service in the IDF to protest Israel’s genocide and colonial occupation of Palestine. We republish her refusal statement.
Sherry Wolf and Charlie Post trace the history of criticism of Israel with antisemitism and the radical history of Jewish anti-Zionism. They highlight the key role of anti-Zionist Jews in the fight for Palestinian liberation.
Israel murdered five members of Al Jazeera’s team, including renowned correspondent Anas al-Sharif. This massacre is part of a systematic campaign to silence Palestinian journalists, the only voices able to expose the genocide to the world from the ground.
ICE is trying to recruit 10,000 new agents to terrorize immigrant communities as part of Donald Trump’s racist mass deportation agenda. The working class must fight back with its own methods.
Trump is using anti-immigrant sentiments to incrementally build up domestic militarization. Opposition to this authoritarian move must come from an understanding of the military’s role as a repressive institution of the state.
In response to Israel’s escalating starvation and war crimes against Gaza the massive condemnation of the genocide is growing in Argentina, home to Latin America’s largest Jewish population.
Nissan has shut down its historic plant in Morelos, Mexico, throwing over 2,000 working-class families into uncertainty. The abrupt closure shows how transnational corporations impose their will unchecked, while authorities bend to foreign capital and leave workers to fend for themselves.
This year’s mayoral election in Detroit has seen a lot of candidate debates, especially compared to last election cycle, where no public debates were held. Yet the election has failed to garner much enthusiasm from voters.
Over one hundred students, faculty, staff, and allies gathered at Brooklyn College in the pouring rain to demand the reinstatement of the Fired Four — adjunct faculty fired seemingly in retaliation for their pro-Palestine activism.
The plan aims to expel Palestinians from Gaza City before launching a ground offensive, intended to complete the genocide they have been carrying out for almost two years. The plan was questioned by the army chief and the families of hostages, and rejected by international organizations and the UN human rights chief. It must be stopped in the streets.