In this piece, Cillian Ó Riain analyses the debate on Left-Right Anti-Zionist cooperation, draws conclusions on the class origins of these ideologies, and suggests what the Left-Wing Anti-Zionist attitude should be to Right-Wing opposition of Israel, through criticising an earlier article.
In this piece, I respond to Mondoweiss’ article which stated that the pro-Palestine movement should not accept the Right’s nascent anti-Israel sentiment. I show that the cooperation and competition of Left and Right Anti-Israel attitudes is converging into a world-historical populist moment against Zionism, the sum of which is greater than its parts.
The “Class War vs Culture War” debate is rooted in petty-bourgeois ideology. Racism, sexism and queerphobia are not cultural distractions but products of capitalist class rule. Only a proletarian ideology and revolutionary strategy can overcome both oppression and exploitation.
Instead of responding to my articles in a comradely manner, some elements of the Left have sought to make me a pariah, through spreading baseless rumours. In short, the narrative, which has been put forward in online and offline circles, is that I have become racist, fascist, a Nazi, far-right, dog-whistler and so on and so forth.
According to a correspondence between anarchist Randolfo Vella, D’Annunzio explains that he is for “communism without dictatorship” and that his intention is to make the city “a spiritual island, from which radiates action, obviously communist, in the direction of all oppressed nations”.
Aontacht Media sat down with Dr. Michael Rectenwald, Libertarian Party (Mises Caucus) member and founder of the Anti-Zionist American Political Action Committee (AZAPAC), a lobby group which seeks to remove Israel’s influence in United States politics. AZAPAC endorses and funds anti-Zionist political candidates, irrespective of whether they run on a Democratic or Republican ticket.
National culture emerges historically and is not something that is an unalterable permanent feature of any particular group. But nor is it arbitrary and open to instant change.
The crux of this is the need for not ten, hundred or even a thousand, but thousands and thousands of students to commit themselves to the strike, having understood that unless this happens, the pro-Palestine movement will disintegrate. There is no alternative. Once again: there remains one way to move the dial, and the dial must be moved, so will we move the dial?
A specter is haunting orthodox Marxism – the post-Marxist specter of Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Mouffe.
A series of articles on the concrete social forms which bring about revolution, and the lessons these forms pose to the Irish Revolution.
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