by Randy Wurster On Friday, September 20th, MAPA activists stood out in Dedham square to protest General Dynamics’ presence in the town and highlight the company’s significant role in the genocide of Palestinians. As a part of Warheads to Windmills nuclear weapons week of action, activists also drew attention to … Read More

By Tom Valovic In John LeCarre’s novel, A Delicate Truth, we see the protagonist, an English civil servant, volunteering to take on an assignment for British intelligence. During his briefing, an intelligence officer makes the statement that “War has gone corporate”.  Even as a novelist, Le Carre has plenty of … Read More

by Ting Huang The 2024 Israel-Lebanon conflict is now in full force following the events on September 17th and 18th, during which Israel remotely detonated thousands of pagers and walkie-talkies across Lebanon belonging to members of Hezbollah, a Lebanese paramilitary group. This was one of the more recent significant attempts … Read More

by Susan Nicholson Remarks presented at the Community Encampment for Palestine,  Lynn, MA, September 28, 2024 First of two articles Two recent ground-breaking developments at the international level provide important tools for Palestine advocacy: (1) the July 19 Opinion issued by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) concluding that Israel’s … Read More

by Mirret El-Hagrassy UNRWA, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, provides humanitarian services and human development for Palestinian refugees, and is considered a lifeline to Palestinians.  Previously the largest funder if UNRWA, the United States government terminated its support in UNRWA in … Read More

By Hoffmann the Organizer I guess the Cuban Missile Crisis wouldn’t make the front page today. Lots of items related to the war in Ukraine do get headliner treatment from the New York Times.  Poetry readings by soldiers, art “inspired” by the war, dancing and singing parties in Kharkiv basements … Read More