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Protest and Strike Against Israeli War Machine—Stop the Genocide
Also in this issue of The Socialist:
- Five far-right councillors is five too many – this is a warning
- Tell Mayor John Moran: Limerick is not for sale!
- ThisIsNotJustice – Violent soldier’s career placed above a woman’s trauma
- Cork scandal: Privatisation leads to dirty, discoloured water in Cork City
- Where now for Sinn Féin after its disastrous election?
- Right-wing populists seek to cynically exploit anger in rural Ireland
- Britain: We need the Tories out, and to organise against Starmer’s capitalist policies
- North: GE2024 – huge pressure on the DUP
- Nakba, Famine & Genocide in Gaza – rise up for Palestinian freedom
- No ‘Pride’ in genocide – oppose Israeli State pinkwashing
- Sudan: Counter-revolutionary violence brings humanitarian disaster
- France: Far-right rise meets with mass resistance
- Brazil: New abortion ban law sparks revolt
- South Africa: Mass anger and despair result in worst election for ANC in 30 years
- Solidarity with Aer Lingus pilots – oppose demonisation and threats
- Public housing: money & land is there, political will isn’t
- Ruth Coppinger: An open letter to Dublin West Ministers – end the state abuse of autistic children
- Review: Strike: An Uncivil War directed Daniel Gordon
- Socialism 101: What causes capitalist crises
- Solidarity with Rashidat Adeleke – stamp out racism from Irish sport
- Queer liberation means smashing the far right
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