No cooperation with genocide. Defend our rights. Anti-zionism is not a crime!

The resumption of all-out genocidal warfare against Palestinian civilians instead of securing is increasingly undermining the existence of the zionist colony.

Starmer’s government was installed to disarm working-class resistance and destroy the pro-Palestine movement.

Trade union and antiwar leaders in Britain facilitated the destruction of the middle east’s longest-surviving sovereign territory.

‘It’s an ill wind that blows nobody any good’ was not my favourite proverb at school, but I’ve recently come to fully appreciate its meaning.

Confirming what might have been anticipated about how sincere the Labour party was in its pre-election pledges to bring in a ‘New Deal for Workers’.

The British state, egged on by its rabid zionist attack-dogs, continues to persecute any journalist or activist who spreads awareness about its genocidal crimes.

After more than a year spent with resistance fighters in Gaza, freed Israeli praises the ‘respect for humanity and values’ of his captors.

While the war for liberation is far from over, the Israeli entity has been mortally wounded.

This is indeed a devastating setback for the long-suffering peoples of Syria and the wider region, but it is by no means the end of their liberation struggle.

British teachers are being tasked with the surveillance and intimidation of Palestine-supporting young people in schools and colleges.

Every attempt by the zionists to decapitate and demoralise the forces of liberation has backfired.

Under the banners of peace, antifascism, liberation and reunification, anti-imperialist forces are dealing heavy blows to the imperialists’ offensives.

Like all reactionary fools, the zionists and their imperialist masters believe that by murdering its top leaders they can put an end to the resistance.

Yahya Sinwar has been immortalised as a martyr in the righteous cause of liberating his people from a cruel and unjust occupation.

The Euro-American fake left are hiding behind 19th-century slogans that have no relevance to anti-imperialist struggles.

The ruling class put Labour in power to try to manage the crisis, knowing that it is better placed to wage war on workers at home and abroad.

‘We shall not give in, no matter the sacrifices.’ The indomitable spirit of intifada continues.

As the Al-Aqsa Flood anniversary approaches, all the signs are that the zionist lunatics would rather drown the world in blood than admit defeat.