Gaza agreement: from a truce of necessity to the redrawing of conflict equations
Fouad Baker analyses the recent Gaza ceasefire agreement
The Gaza ceasefire proposal: a test of intentions
Fouad Baker provides insight on the recent Gaza ceasefire proposal
Iran is changing the rules of the game
Fouad Baker analyses the recent Israeli attack on Iran and future prospects in the region
On the new regime in Syria: interview with Syrian Democratic Youth Union – part 1
Nathan Hennebry speaks with a representative of the SDYU, to discuss the new HTS regime
How OJ Simpson killed America
A celebrity trial and decades of ruling-class contempt, culminated in Trump’s plundering of America, writes James Meechan.
Israel’s UN membership should be suspended
The Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine argues for an unequivocal international response to Israel’s recent genocide in Palestine
Palestinian prisoners threaten hunger strike over Israeli abuses
Palestinian prisoners have again taken to protest against their abuse by Israeli prison authorities, threatening mass hunger strike if their demands go unmet.
Tories continue with plans to outlaw BDS movement
Tory MP, Robert Jenrick, said this week that the government will, “In the following months, be working to outlaw BDS in the UK”
Starmer faces embarrassment at Labour Conference
Monday (September 27) was an embarrassing day for Labour Leader Keir Starmer, with Labour conference passing motions that defied his own line on the same day as a shadow cabinet resignation.
Palestine Action keep the pressure on Elbit
Pro-Palestine group Palestine Action have recently taken direct action across the UK coinciding with their first anniversary yesterday (7 August 2021), a part of which has involved occupying the central London loft offices of the arms dealer Elbit, who have been accused of selling parts of weaponry to the Israeli government, a government currently committing atrocities in the Middle East.
