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

The European ruling class is in disarray over how best to handle this unwelcome reality – or even whether to admit to it at all.

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’.

Failure to mobilise against job cuts at Grangemouth reveals the fraudulent nature of Unite and SNP leaders.

Further proof that the gang in charge of the official organisations of working-class resistance have been completely bought off.

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

The Labour aristocracy once again demonstrates its total subservience to British imperialism and its war machine.

One more example of a working-class man who sold his birthright for a mess of pottage.

Meanwhile, the hypersonic Oreshnik missile has imposed a new calculus on Nato’s insatiable war planners.

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.

The Labour party grovels to Wall Street and the City of London.

The irreversible collapse of the proxy war against Russia is slamming the door in the face of Nato barbarism.

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.

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.

Keir Starmer vows his government will continue to ‘stand with Israel’ as the zionists seek to expand their genocidal war across the region.

So where are the trade unions?

If the purpose of the Kursk ‘offensive’ was to distract attention from the hammering the fascists are getting in the Donbass, the result has been just the opposite.

What really lies behind Sir Keir’s stirring rhetoric about ‘saving the NHS’ and ‘rebuilding the country’ while ‘restoring law and order’?