Anarchist tactic for Palestine
British anarchist Albert Meltzer's commentary on the Britain-Israel-Palestine crisis circa 1939.
Syria seen from the Viewpoint of imperial purity: the crushing narcissism of empire
Cautiously Pessimistic responds to Patrick Higgins' The Enemy at Home: U.S. Imperialism in Syria published in Viewpoint Magazine.
Who is profiting from Syria?
Submitted by Shoal Collective on Sep 7 2017 20:14
This is one of a series of articles written by Shoal Collective in the run-up to the DSEI arms fair. This one focuses on Syria, who is involved in the conflict, and who is arming them. It was originally published in The Region.
Image by Syrian artist Tammam Azzam
As all the world’s conflicts are played out in Syria, arms companies are making a killing.
Reflections on my time in Palestine
Submitted by Victory Of The ... on Jun 23 2017 19:40
This short essay covers the realities of the nation state that Israel makes explicit as well as personal experience with the occupation.
The early Christian communists
Submitted by Rommon on May 4 2017 06:48
The early Christian Communities practiced communism, here's how we know.
Zionism against Jews - Jews Against Zionism
Text by 'Jews Against Zionism'.
Electricity protests in Gaza: Hamas suppresses the working class
Submitted by Craftwork on Jan 14 2017 17:09
Power shortages in Gaza, are leading to social unrest. On Thursday 12th January, Hamas security forces broke-up a demonstration that erupted in Jabalya, northern Gaza Strip. But more are likely to occur as the situation deteriorates.
COUNTER INFORMATION no.58 Winter 2003/2004
COUNTER INFORMATION was a news-sheet produced by an independent collective based in Glasgow and Edinburgh in Scotland. Their aim was to assist in the struggle to overthrow all oppression and exploitation and create a co-operative world without relationships of domination and submission
Various statements and leaflets - Jewish Anarchist Committee
Miscellaneous statements and leaflets by the Jewish Anarchist Committee. Primarily covering the early 1980s period of the Lebanese Civil War, Israeli and Syrian excursions into Lebanon. The JAC aim was to promote an anarcho-syndicalist, anti-zionist, and non-national libertarian point of view on matters pertaining to the Israeli invasion and within the broader political scene in New York and elsewhere on these and other matters. The JAC was heavily supported by the New York / New Jersey based Libertarian Workers Group (LWG).
