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Israel’s leader Binyamin Netanyahu threatens a new war amid fresh attacks on Gaza, says Nick Clark

This week marks 100 years since the end of the First World War. The bloody conflict caused appalling suffering and loss of life.

A definite shift has taken place in the Palestine solidarity movement. Not so long ago people who call for a one state solution in Palestine were a clear minority.

Over 100 airstrikes blighted Gaza in just one night, but Palestinians are still resisting, says Nick Clark

Arabian activist Ameen Nemer tells Socialist Worker how a journalist’s murder will shine a light on the regime’s brutality

W ith every new detail that emerges, the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi seems as desperate as it was gruesome.

Fifty years ago this month the Mexican state launched a brutal crackdown on protesting students. The result was carnage but not the end of resistance

We’ve seen again how hard it has become to manage the Middle East in the interests of Western imperialism. The players this time are the US, Turkey and Saudi Arabia.

Trade unionists in Zimbabwe, southern Africa, faced repression last week.

Israel killed seven Palestinians—including a 12 year old boy—during protests in Gaza last Friday.

Fifty years ago this week an attack on a Derry civil rights march led to one of the biggest revolts against British rule in Northern Ireland. Simon Basketter tells the story

The week after the Derry events Socialist Worker ran a front page story by Eamonn McCann. We reproduce an abridged version below