Israel launched an unprovoked, illegal attack on Iran, committed terrorist car bomb attacks, assassinated scientists, bombed residential apartment buildings, a hospital and a TV station, all war crimes.

Here’s the BBC saying how brave they are.

Israel's smaller, sophisticated military opposes larger Iran: bbc.com

Incredible piece from Auntie’s most experienced war correspondent and Middle East journalist. Good explainer here, too.

Bowen: Israel is accused of the gravest war crimes - how governments respond could haunt them for years: bbc.com

A must read.

Israel so-called 'aid' programme for Gaza isn't about feeding the survivors.

It's just another phase in its genocide.

New post 👇

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My morning walks back from dropping my kids off at school are usually relaxing. Not this morning. I was on edge with the nearby presence of our local elected racist doing his rounds.

My own tiny contribution to the “island of strangers” keeping us safe.

A little tune I created, related.

The sports presenter said: “I know where I stand on this… What’s going on there [Gaza], the mass murder of thousands of children is probably something we should have a little opinion on.”

Gary Lineker deletes 'Zionism' post amid criticism: bbc.com

Starmer’s immigration speech “nonsense language worthy of a Trump style populist.”

New post: Starmer’s Disgraceful and Damaging Remarks
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As with austerity in the 2010s, if none of the main parties can be honest about immigration then the public debate will be equally dishonest.

Fund Britain’s Waterways.

The Canal & River Trust (CRT), which manages over 2,000 miles of waterways, relies heavily on government grants to maintain this infrastructure. From 2027, CRT is set to lose 40% of its grant funding, threatening the maintenance and accessibility of canals and rivers.

Tax the rich, ffs!

A narrowboat is moored on a calm canal beside a modern building surrounded by lush greenery.

True then, and true now.

Starmer nails his true colours to the mast.

George Monbiot: “Across my long and largely futile career…”