WW archive > Issue 1604 - 08 October 2026
Three years of genocidal war
Zack Polanski’s Green Party is being demonised as racist because it opposes Zionist racism and dares call for a single-state solution. But is the single state, as traditionally demanded by Palestinian militants and the revolutionary left, actually achievable? What about the two-state solution? Jack Conrad presents the communist view
Letters
DSA right wing; Labour camps; Fake partijïsme; Real politics; Deep critique; Defend juries
Straight from the playbook
Media-amplified outrage over the A105 ‘Zionism is racism’ motion has nothing to do with anti-Semitism, argues Carla Roberts. It is about imposing imperialist interests on a potential junior coalition partner
Burnham on the front foot
With talk of a National Care Service, public ownership and electoral reform, Andy Burnham made the most of his first conference speech as prime minister. But he is not master of his own fate, suggests Paul Demarty
Cruel and unusual treatment
Her botched execution is a gruesome reminder of the utterly barbaric nature of the death penalty, says Eddie Ford. But what about dealing with counterrevolutionaries during a bitterly fought civil war?
Two out of three
Should we strive to re-establish Comintern? If not, what sort of international organisation do we need and what can we achieve in the altogether famished here and now? Mike Macnair outlines our broad approach. This is an edited version of his Online Communist Forum talk
Realities of siege warfare
Internationalists oppose US imperialism and simultaneously maintain complete political independence from the Islamic Republic. The struggles of the working class and the poor are central, declares Yassamine Mather
