Rivers of Blood: Coltan and the Congo
Gold, diamonds, tin, coltan, cobalt; these are the blood of the modern electronics industry. Each is bought with human blood in the Congo.
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PFLP On First Hague Session and Bombing of Yemen
The International Court of Justice has significant and ethical responsibilities in seriously following up on this invitation presented by South Africa [to prosecute the war criminals]
What Blood Libel Is – and What It Isn’t
Online zionist rhetoric is distorting the definition of blood libel. What does the term really mean and how do present conversations damage conversations about antisemitic tropes?
PFLP: Occupation ‘Sinking in the Mire of Gaza’
The reality in the Gaza Strip and what the occupation soldiers are subjected to [is] painful and quality strikes and […] continuous unprecedented exhaustion.
The Cost of Convenience
There’s a reason we can get relatively cheap food transported from all over the world. That convenience seems cheap, but there’s a cost that we don’t see.
PFLP on Journalist Martyrs, the West Bank, and Blinken
This targeting [of Hamza Dahdouh and Mustafa Thuraya] is a new confirmation of the systematic targeting by the occupation army of Palestinian journalists, with 109 martyrs.
PFLP Demands Trial of Occupation Ministers
The Front criticizes the attempts to treat [Ministers’ genocidal] statements as if they were anomalous to the practices of the “israeli” government.
PFLP on Legal Action and “the Day After”
The Front considered legal efforts an important pillar in the battle with the occupation, alongside all other forms of resistance.
PFLP Condemns Targeting of Yemen and Iraq
The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine condemned the targeting of an Iraqi security headquarters by the international coalition led by the United States
Palestinian Resistance Joint Statement: Beirut, Dec. 28, 2023
The attendees agreed on the need to confront the […] war on our people with a unified strategic and combative struggle, reintroducing our cause as a national liberation cause for a people under occupation.