Israeli anthropologist Jeff Halper claims systemic violence is inherent in the Zionist settler project, sparking strong debate on history, power, and accountability.

A U.S. group has labeled Ms Rachel “Antisemite of the Year” after she shared posts about Palestinian children in Gaza. The move has sparked debate over speech, advocacy, and accountability.

Omar Barghouti urges global accountability, calling BDS vital to ending Israel’s occupation and apartheid. His message: end complicity, uphold international law, and “do no harm.”

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UN official Francesca Albanese faces sanctions and threats after condemning Israel’s actions. Critics call it a “witch hunt”; supporters see a stand for international law and human rights.

How can communities use art to stand against oppression? Exploring how surrealism’s history of resistance continues to inspire courage and creativity in today’s social movements.

Ed Newman argues U.S. Senator Marco Rubio and the State Department intensified the blockade on Cuba in 2025 by imposing new sanctions and restrictions, listing dozens of measures that expand financial, travel, and visa barriers, calling them acts of political "torture."

Canada faces pressure from U.S. security moves aimed at tightening control and shifting economic influence. We must unite to protect our sovereignty and independent voice. #Canada #Unity #News

Ben Norton argues that in a second term, Donald Trump revives the Monroe Doctrine—dubbed the "Donroe Doctrine"—to reassert U.S. dominance over Latin America, using sanctions, military threats, and economic coercion to weaken left-wing governments and push out China.

A new *Lancet* study finds 72% of Americans and 82% of Britons support ecosocialist policies like reducing inequality and expanding public services. Public appetite for transformation is clear.

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A new UN report accuses Israel of maintaining a “de facto state policy” of torture against Palestinians, citing organized abuse, enforced disappearances, and worsening detention conditions.

What drives internal division within a nation long shaped by external conflict? A new discussion from historian Ilan Pappé explores Israel’s political rifts and the growing pressure from within.

Puerto Rico’s colonial status is again used to advance US military aims. Michelle Ellner says the island is now a launchpad for operations targeting Venezuela under the guise of 'counter-narcotics,' continuing a long history of US militarization in the Caribbean.

Leaders in Toronto and Belleville show real democracy—uniting for justice, compassion, and community. When voices join, change follows. #Unity #Democracy #Community

How can sanctions shape international justice? A new webinar from the Global Sanctions Coalition explores their role in addressing human rights issues and government accountability worldwide.

How often do we recognize gaslighting when it happens? It’s subtle, confusing, and deeply damaging. Awareness is the first defense—trust what you know to be true.

How do public sanctions shape international accountability? Exploring their legal, moral, and economic impact can reveal how nations balance diplomacy with justice.

Former Knesset Speaker Avrum Burg warns Israel’s 2025 politics risk turning Zionism into exclusion. His message: a democracy that sidelines Arab citizens endangers its own moral foundation.

A new Alberta pipeline could bring major revenue for Indigenous owners. Leaders call it a chance for real economic participation—though details on profits remain cautious.

Tensions rise as Moscow strengthens ties with Venezuela, surprising Washington. A major strategic shift reshapes the region’s power dynamics and tests global diplomatic balance.

New York’s mayor-elect faces backlash after condemning both anti-Israel protest chants and synagogue events tied to settlements. The case tests speech rights and respect for international law.

Political tides shift fast. After years of unity, U.S. support for Israel faces deep internal division. Younger voices challenge old alliances, reshaping national dialogue on accountability.

Zohran Mamdani’s New York City mayoral win signals renewed hope for progressive politics; his focus on affordability, rent freezes and public transit challenged the Democratic establishment and resonated with voters tired of billionaire control and empty promises.

Danielle Smith’s push for pipelines and public healthcare changes exposes Alberta leadership prioritizing corporate interests over the public good, and Carney’s backroom deal deepens public mistrust. #Alberta #Politics #PublicHealth

Union victory rates may be up, but true growth demands confronting the biggest corporate players. Kate Bronfenbrenner argues unions must stop targeting only “easy wins” and rebuild power through large-scale, worker-led organizing that challenges corporate giants head-on.

Greg Godels argues that understanding today’s global conflicts requires returning to Lenin’s imperialism: monopoly capitalism and export of capital. He warns against treating U.S. rivalry with China or Russia as anti‑imperialism and calls to fight capitalism itself.

Ricochet Media gains charitable status, letting donors claim tax receipts for supporting independent journalism. They aim to raise $20K by year-end to sustain public-interest reporting.

The 1918 HMHS Llandovery Castle tragedy shows that even in war, accountability is crucial. Today’s extrajudicial strikes—especially those killing Gaza civilians—reveal how far we’ve strayed from justice. #WarCrimes #JusticeForAll

Dr. Ghassan Abusitta faces global scrutiny after providing medical aid in Gaza. His case raises key questions about protecting humanitarian workers in conflict zones.

Former Obama speechwriter Sarah Hurwitz will speak at a Jewish Federation event, sharing insights on faith, identity, and public service. A thoughtful dialogue on community and leadership.

The Ontario Federation of Labour passed a “Hot Cargo” resolution, refusing to handle goods linked to Israel—joining three other provinces taking similar action on human rights grounds.

Representative Rashida Tlaib and 21 lawmakers introduce a resolution calling to recognize genocide in Gaza and impose sanctions on Israel. A significant move in U.S. foreign policy debate.

Toronto’s first Palestinian flag raising sparked debate after objections from advocacy groups. The Toronto Star urges open dialogue, not silence, around Palestinian and Jewish voices in Canada.

Global temps have exceeded the 1.5°C limit, but rapid methane cuts could buy time. Experts say slashing emissions could slow warming by up to 0.5°C by 2050—clear action, clear benefits.

Black Friday chaos on Fifth Avenue—anti-Israel protesters marched through luxury stores, prompting arrests but no lasting investigation. Police confirmed four detained as crowds dispersed.

A new federal ad spotlights the proposed Ksi Lisims LNG project in BC, backed by a U.S. billionaire. Officials call it transparent; others question its motives. Energy and policy collide once again.

What stories of resilience or advocacy have inspired you lately?

Always important to question sources. How do we separate fact from opinion in global conflict reports? Reliable information helps build informed, balanced conversations about peace and accountability.

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Nationwide strikes in Italy halted flights and trains as protesters opposed military spending and support for Israel. Leaders promise more demonstrations over the government’s 2026 budget.

Flights and trains in Italy halted as activists protest government support for Israel. The demonstrations highlight growing tensions between public sentiment and foreign policy decisions.

Canada’s strength comes from teamwork, not isolation. Questioning our global alliances risks severing ties. True unity means promoting justice everywhere. #CanadaStrong #GlobalAllies

John Reed’s preface to *Ten Days That Shook the World* portrays the 1917 Russian Revolution as history told from the ground up. Reed argues that the Bolsheviks’ rise was inevitable and essential, describing them as the only force with a workable plan to rebuild Russia in a time of chaos.

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Every year, Halifax sends Boston a Christmas tree—a symbol of gratitude and enduring solidarity born from shared tragedy. It reminds us that community compassion lasts across generations. #Community #Tradition

John Reed’s preface to *Ten Days That Shook the World* frames the Russian Revolution as a turning point led by workers and soldiers. He defends the Bolsheviks as the only group with a viable program to rebuild Russia and insists the revolution was historic, not chaos or accident.

Major backlash in Canada as PM Mark Carney backs Alberta pipeline deal. First Nations call it a betrayal, vowing legal action. Critics warn it risks climate progress for short-term gain.

Amnesty says Israel’s actions in Gaza still meet genocide criteria, warning the ceasefire only masks ongoing suffering. Israel rejects the claim, calling it false and politically driven.

Canada’s new LNG projects promise Indigenous partnership—but critics warn of heavy debt and unclear ownership. Transparency and fair risk-sharing remain key as billions are invested.