Fight for workers' control to stop UK complicity in the occupation
Workers' action can strengthen the global solidarity movement
Victory to the resistance
Making the case for a one state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
By Dave Stockton On 7 October, at 6.30am local time, the Gaza-based Palestinian resistance movements; Hamas, Islamic Jihad, the PFLP and DFLP, launched a full scale offensive, with a barrage of missiles into Israel, some reaching Tel Aviv, 40 miles away. At the same time, their fighters, taking the Israeli Defence Force (IDF) by surprise, […]
Israel launches deadly raid into the occupied territories
The far right government has unleashed a wave of settler violence
By Alex Rutherford and Marcel Rajecky ON 30 DECEMBER, the Israeli parliament voted into office a government headed by Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu. This time, Netanyahu has included in his coalition representatives of a number of extreme religious and far right parties, who form the Religious Zionism (RZ) bloc. A statement by Netanyahu on the […]
Palestinians and their supporters in Britain are facing a new offensive following Tzipi Hotovely's visit to the London School of Economics.
The Tories are pressing ahead with plans to ban the BDS campaign in public institutions
Red Flag's opening statement.
Political bulletin for 22 May
Interview with an Israeli activist involved in Palestine Action
We must make it impossible for our governments to continue propping up this apartheid regime.
Why Starmer said “I support Zionism without qualification”.
Israeli discrimination in vaccine distribution
Boycott, divestment and sanctions
Mike Pompeo gives the green light to Israeli settlements.
Annexation and the struggle for Palestinain liberation
Donald Trump's 'deal' is a flagrant breach of international law and the national rights of the Palestinians
As the general election race heads into final straight, the campaign to paint Labour as an antisemitic party has recommenced. Writing in The Times, the Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis added his voice to the attack, arguing that Corbyn had sanctioned antisemitism in the party. In characteristically vague language, Rabbi Mirvis stated that Labour’s alleged antisemitism could not be fixed with new staff or processes, and that it was a “human problem”, and a “failure of culture”. He said Corbyn associated with antisemites, and considered “those who endorse the murder of Jews” as friends.