Israel Kills Palestinian Doctor Hala Abu Ahmed and Her Family in Airstrike After Ceasefire Announcement

The Israeli occupation forces has killed Palestinian doctor Hala Abu Ahmed and her family in an Israeli airstrike on their home in Gaza, following the announcement of a ceasefire agreement.

Dr. Hala dedicated herself to treating the wounded in northern Gaza before relocating to Gaza City, where she continued to support medical teams at the Baptist Hospital, helping the injured until her death.

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Here is Comrade Harpal speaking about the gains of Glorious October
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🇰🇷SOUTH KOREAN DRAMA🚨

President Yoon Seok-yeol was arrested in South Korea, in response his supporters staged a pogrom in court.

The Court of the Western District of Seoul issued a warrant for the arrest of South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol, accused of organizing a rebellion and abuse of power, because in December he imposed martial law in the country for five hours and plunged the state into a deep political crisis.

After the warrant is issued, Yun can be detained for up to 20 days. This is the first case of arrest of the current leader of the country.

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Bourgeois constitutions usually limit themselves to fixing the rights of citizens, without worrying about the conditions for the exercise of these rights, the possibility of their exercise, or the means of their exercise. They talk about the equality of citizens, but forget that there can be no real equality between the master and the worker, between the landowner and the peasant, if the former have wealth and political weight in society, and the latter are deprived of both, if the former are exploiters, and the latter are exploited

- J. V. Stalin

About the draft Constitution of the USSR:
Report at the Extraordinary VIII All-Union Congress of Soviets (1936)

140 years ago, on January 19, 1885 (January 7, old style), the Morozov strike began - a strike of workers at the textile factory "Savva Morozov, Son and Co. Nikolskaya Manufactory Partnership", located near the village of Orekhovo (now the city of Orekhovo-Zuyevo, Moscow Region), one of the largest organized strikes of workers in the Russian Empire.

The Morozov strike was caused by the brutal exploitation and sharp deterioration of the economic situation of the weavers. In particular, from 1882 to 1884, wages were reduced five times, and fines reached half of earnings.

On the eve of the strike, the leading workers, who had experience in revolutionary struggle—P. A. Moiseenko, V. S. Volkov, L. I. Ivanov—held two secret meetings of proactive workers, at which a plan of action was developed and demands were drawn up.

About 8 thousand workers of the manufactory took part in the strike. The main demands of the strikers were an increase in wages to the level of 1880-1882, a reduction of fines to 5% of earnings and a general easing of the workers' situation.

On January 11, several thousand workers with a red banner moved to the main office to hand over to the governor the "Demands by General Agreement of Workers," which contained a clause on the establishment of state control over factory owners, as well as on the adoption of legislative changes to the terms of employment. Thus, the demands were presented not only to the factory owner, but also to the government. They were handed over by Volkov, who led the strikers' march.

Three battalions of soldiers and 600 Cossacks participated in suppressing the strike. By order of the governor, a group of strikers led by Volkov was arrested. The workers forcibly freed most of those arrested and demanded the release of Volkov. New clashes with the troops took place. More than 600 people were arrested, including the leaders of the strike. Only on January 29 did the authorities manage to suppress the Morozov strike.

There were two trials of the active participants in the strike (in February and May 1886). The second trial in Vladimir of 33 workers led by Moiseenko and Volkov gained wide publicity. The trial revealed a terrible picture of the tyranny of the factory owners and the hard labor life of the workers, and the jury was forced to acquit all the accused. "This court verdict," wrote V. I. Lenin, "was a direct condemnation not only of Morozov and his administration, but of all the old factory orders in general." Despite this, the participants in the strike were punished extrajudicially: about 800 workers were sent home under police supervision, P. A. Moiseenko was exiled to the Arkhangelsk province for 5 years, and V. S. Volkov was exiled to the Vologda province for 3 years.

As a result of the strike, the workers managed to achieve some concessions: the factory owners reimbursed the fines collected since October 1, 1884, but wages were not increased. The Morozov strike led to a easing of the fines policy in other factories of the Russian Empire, and also led to the development of factory legislation in 1886 (in particular, a law on fines was adopted on June 3, 1886).

The importance of the Morozov strike for the development of the revolutionary movement was emphasized by V. I. Lenin: “This huge strike made a very strong impression on the government, which saw that workers, when they act together, represent a dangerous force, especially when the mass of workers acting together directly put forward their demands.”

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An introduction to Frederick Engels’ “Anti-Dühring”. And why it is still important to read it today. https://youtu.be/urUJ3ls2_OY?si=ChTLRQ8VlfR3jpVl

Revolutionary Felix Dzerzhinsky (nicknamed "Iron Felix") pictured with wife Sofia and son Janek in Lugano, Switzerland, October 1918

🎥 Leader of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), Khalida Jarrar has been released as part of the ceasefire agreement brokered between Israel and Hamas. Jarrar has been held in administrative detention since December 2023 and reportedly spent the last six months in solitary confinement.

The human rights advocate and former member of the Palestinian parliament was imprisoned by Israel on multiple occasions for “incitement” after her public statements on the Israeli occupation.