We don’t have an antiwar movement in America; what we have is two pro-conflict movements: one that insists Israel must win and one that insists Palestine must win.
A deep dive into how America's Jews are responding to Oct 7, looking at this week's massive March for Israel (which featured a very well known antisemitic pastor, John Hagee, because he is a friend of Israel) and the current efforts of the massive Mothers Against College Antisemitism Facebook group to ban a new documentary about how young American Jews are questioning what they were taught about Israel. https://open.substack.com/pub/theconnector/p/how-anti-antisemitism-is-losing-its?r=ef0i&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
How Anti-Antisemitism is Losing its Power
America's Jews are up in arms, but they can't shut down legitimate criticism of Israel, especially when their leaders coddle antisemites themselves.
Palestinian and Israeli leaders of the Jewish-Arab social movement Standing Together are building the basis for a shared future, and they have a message for the US left.
On the weaponization of "genocide," polarization on the center-left over Israel-Gaza, and the still necessary work of building Israeli-Palestinian co-existence.
How pro-Palestinian, "anti-colonial" progressives are painting themselves into a corner, and damaging the prospects for a left that matters in American politics.
Since 2021, Democrats and democrats have tried to change the subject and avoid one hard truth, but now that a Trump-Biden rematch is solidifying, we have to face reality.
The Poverty of Democratic Organizing Reaches a Crisis Point
Key organizational leaders are sending up the 'Bat Signal': Unless money starts to rain down, a 'massive, Canada-sized wildfire' will burn through the progressive political and organizing sector.
@GovTrack what’s not discussed in this important report is how the increased level of threats and intimidation alters what Members are willing to say and as legislators.