by Jennine Khalik | Dec 20, 2025 | Australia, Benjamin Netanyahu, Criminalization, Gaza, Genocide, Israel, Media, Op-Ed, Palestine, palestine solidarity, Protests, Repression, Surveillance, weapons
When news broke of the Bondi Beach shooting, those of us in the global Palestine solidarity movement knew immediately what was coming. We’ve seen this pattern: when liberation movements challenge state power and when genocide is named and resisted, states seize on any incident, any tragedy, to justify criminalizing that resistance. Since October 2023, as Israel has carried out genocide in Gaza…
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by Sharon Zhang | Dec 15, 2025 | Australia, Bigotry, Islamophobia, Mass Shootings, News, Republicans, Tommy Tuberville
Republican lawmakers are seizing on Sunday’s tragic mass shooting in Bondi Beach, Australia to call for Muslims in America to face collective punishment, in yet another example of the right’s ongoing campaign of Islamophobia. In a post on X on Sunday, just hours after the shooting was first reported, Sen. Tommy Tuberville (Alabama) wrote that all Muslims should be deported.
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by Sharon Zhang | Dec 15, 2025 | Australia, Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel, Mass Shooting, News, Palestine
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has sparked outrage for using the horrific shooting at a Hanukkah event in Bondi Beach to further his agenda of blocking the establishment of a Palestinian state. Just hours after the shooting that killed 15 people and hospitalized 38, Netanyahu boasted that he had been warning Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for months that his policies…
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by James Kilgore | Nov 9, 2025 | Abolition, Angela davis, Australia, Colombia, Death Penalty, Haiti, Internationalism, mexico, News, Prisons, Uganda, women's prisons
Susan Kigula spent 10 years on death row in Uganda, where a murder conviction carried a mandatory death penalty. Undeterred by the threat of execution, Kigula buried her misery in legal books and mobilized a team of lawyers that eventually included current British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Kigula went on to file an appeal on behalf of 417 people incarcerated on death row in Uganda…
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