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leftfootforward.org

The Nigel Farage debacle wasn’t the only bit of good news for progressives this week.

declassifieduk.org

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politics.co.uk

Chris Richards, ICE Director of Policy said, “The news that the Government is reviewing major infrastructure projects like Sizewell C, HS2, and Northern Powerhouse Rail is concerning. Public infrastructure projects are critical for economic growth and to meet our levelling up and net zero objectives. Rather than thinking about these projects as a cost, we need... Read more »

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newarab.com

The New Arab journalist Anam Alam interviews Issam Hijazi, the founder of the UpScrolled, a social media app designed as an alternative to X, Instagram and T...

middleeastmonitor.com

A Bahia state lawmaker has formally urged President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva to bar Israeli military personnel from entering Brazil, following a series of controversial incidents involving Israeli…

jewishvoiceforlabour.org.uk

Author and campaigner David Rosenberg of the Jewish Socialists Group, has a long track record in anti-racism work generally, as well as in education and campaigning about antisemitism, both professionally and at a more grassroots level. So he feels qualified to ask Keir Starmer some pointed questions. Who, he asks, will speak for the non-Zionist …

caabu.org

Meet Naya, a young Palestinian girl from the city of Nablus, West Bank. In this video, Naya shows us around her beautiful city and where she likes to go!

lfi.org.uk

LFI’s new Voices for Change project gives those in Israel striving for democratic values, social justice and peace the opportunity to share their challenges, hopes and achievements. Spanning six key areas - strengthening democracy, shared society, gender and sexual equality, Israeli-Palestinian peacebuilding, regional peacebuilding, and social justice - we are giving a voice to activists, researchers and changemakers who come from different backgrounds and work in different fields - but who share a commitment to the values of equality, democracy and peace envisaged in Israel’s Declaration of Independence.Officially launched in Liverpool at Labour Party conference, these voices for change are charting a different path from the one set out by the current Israeli government - towards peace, social justice and a strengthened democracy. Together, they offer a hopeful mosaic of voices pushing back against the empty politics of division and fear.You can read more about Voices for Change here.https://youtube.com/shorts/rA50LN0hh74?feature=shareRead the individual essays below, or click below for the PDF:251105 Voices for ChangeDownloadExplore Voices for ChangeEmbracing equality, diversity and common values by Mehereta BaruchToday, after building a mixed family with a native-born Israeli partner of European background, and after years of public service, I am convinced that successful integration requires a clear and deliberate policy: one that does not compromise its core values, but also does not demand that immigrants erase their past. Only a thoughtful and conscious connection between past and present can lead to shared and sustainable citizenship. Justice for atrocities must matter by Yael Vias Gvirsman As Robert Jackson, the chief US prosecutor, reminded the world at Nuremberg: “Civilisation cannot tolerate [these acts] being ignored, because it cannot survive their being repeated.” The trials at Nuremberg and, later, the Eichmann trial in Jerusalem, stand as defining m