Red Flag since our inception has stood on the side of the Palestinians in their struggle against Israeli apartheid, ethnic cleansing, colonisation and oppression. We have endeavoured to set the record straight on the conflict. Below is a catalogue of some of our coverage, which we hope will be a useful resource for people wanting to come to grips with the situation.
The above link will take you to all our current coverage of the war.
Recent reporting
Articles outlining political developments prior to the recent outbreak of war
Previously published articles outlining the history of the conflict, providing arguments about its nature and the strategies needed to resolve it, and analysing different actors involved
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz recently called support for Israel “a lasting historical responsibility”. Germany is the second largest arms supplier to Israel, and the government suppresses pro-Palestinian sentiment internally in
Under the Epstein Files Transparency Act signed into law in November last year, the Trump administration was obliged to release all unclassified files relating to Jeffrey Epstein within 30 days.
In the wake of the murder of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis on 24 January, some commentators are asking if the Democratic Party has finally grown a spine. What they mean
Today, in all the major Western powers—the United States, Britain, France, Germany and Italy—far-right parties are either in government or have become the main opposition. With the stunning rise of One Nation, Australia has now joined their ranks. How should socialists respond?
The following piece was first published by the Iranian Revolutionary Marxist Tendency.
Iran’s nationwide uprising continues amid mounting evidence of a systematic and deadly campaign by the state to
The following is a statement from the Iranian Revolutionary Marxist Tendency (IRMT). The IRMT was founded in early 1979, initially under the name Iranian Socialist Workers’ Party. Its founders began
In many countries, there is evidence that the capitalist status quo and its far-right outgrowths can be challenged. Where the left has gotten its act together, it has tapped the well of discontent.
