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Who Gets To Say ‘Genocide’ in Britain? (opens the original)
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by Richard Edain | Sep 17, 2026 | 0 comments The United Kingdom criminalized support for the direct action network, Palestine Action, at a minute after midnight, Saturday July 5, 2025. Hours later, Pink Floyd star Roger Waters shared a video clip to his Facebook page of him writing on a piece of cardboard, the words: “I support Palestine Action… ”Waters then declared “I am Spartacus,” – invoking George Monbiot’s take on the ban from a week before. The day after, UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) rep
How Britain Tried To Rig the Trial of a Genocide Opponent – and Lost (opens the original)
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by Richard Edain | Sep 7, 2026 | 0 comments The jury took just two hours. Tony Greenstein – Jewish socialist, anti-Zionist – had faced fourteen years under the Terrorism Act for three social media posts and a blog article opposing Israel’s genocide in Gaza. The Crown called it “inviting support for Hamas.” The jury called it something else. Section 12 of the Terrorism Act makes it an offense to invite support for a proscribed organization. Greenstein’s reference to a “Gaza ghetto uprising”, it a
The Secret Marriage: How Arab States Betrayed Palestine While Denouncing Gaza (opens the original)
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by Richard Edain | Aug 13, 2026 | 0 comments Someone had to organize the catering; that’s the detail that got me. From the start of Israel’s assault on Gaza, Arab states have issued a steady stream of condemnation – labeling it genocide, apartheid, and ethnic cleansing – even as they’ve been secretly deepening their military ties with the very state carrying it out. The secrecy, however, hasn’t protected them. That was the conclusion of a leak obtained by the Washington Post and the Internationa
The Machine That Hunted Palestinians in the 1970s Is Hunting Their Allies Today (opens the original)
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by Richard Edain | Aug 3, 2026 | 0 comments Locked up in a cell in Madrid since his arrest on July 10, 2026, the well-known left-wing philanthropist Fergie Chambers is waiting to learn whether Spain will hand him to Washington. According to a US indictment, his crime was moving $7.5 million – money he raised, his family says, after selling his stake in Cox Enterprises and walking away from a quarter-billion-dollar inheritance – some of which funded legal defense for activists and humanitarian ai
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