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ISSUE 53: MAY-JUNE 2007

IRAQ VETS SAY:
BRING THEM HOME

Members of Iraq Veterans against the War explains their reasons for opposing the occupation

E D I T O R I A L S

Letter from the editors

N E W S & R E P O R T S

U.S. politics shifts leftward
Lance Selfa exampines the continuing collapse of the right and the growth of liberal and left sentiment

PLUS: Justin Akers Chacon on The truth about the STRIVE immigration act; Joe Allen on homelessness in Hawaii; David Whitehouse on The unraveling occupation in Somalia

FEATURES

In defense of Leon Trotsky
Phil Gasper's
column answers a defamatory attack by looking at the Russian Revolution's real achievements

Iran may be the greatest crisis of modern times
John Pilger
looks at the gathering U.S. threat against Iran

The housing bubble deflates
Petrino DiLeo
explains how the housing crisis could turn the current boom into a new economic crisis

"You can't win a crime, you can only stop it."
Four Iraq vets speak out against the war

The sucession of the Indian middle class
Arundhati Roy
discusses the current political situation in India

The conquest of garbage
Heather Rogers
looks at the economics of waste production and disposal under capitalism

Globalization from above and below
Noam Chomsky
is interviewed by David Barsamian

Chile in the time of the dictator
Orlando Sepulveda
looks back at Pinochet's brutal years of dictatorship and the mass struggle for democracy

REMEMBERING HAYMARKET: May Day and the fight for eight hours
James Green
, author of Death in the Haymarket, is interviewed by Adam Turl on the Haymarket affair of 1886 and the struggle for the shorter work day that surrounded it

The Makhno myth
Jason Yanowitz
looks that the myth and reality surrounding an anarchist hero of the Russian civil war

Marx, Engels, and self-emancipation
reprint of a classic article by Hal Draper on the genesis of Marx and Engels' concept of working-class socialism from below

REVIEWS

A plea for a new imperial strategy

PLUS: The Saudi factor; One hundred years of Trotsky's theory of permanent revolution; The Black Power movement; Black liberation in Atlanta; Rise and fall of Huey Newton; 1960s radicals turn to party building


Between the Lines: Israel, the Palestinians, and the U.S. "War on Terror." Available from Haymarket Books.

Readings on Zionism, Israel, and the Palestinians

The siege of Gaza
Hadas Thier

Zionism: False Messiah
Lance Selfa

The hidden history of Zionism
Annie Zirin

Zionism and anti-semitism: Are Israel's critics anti-semites?
Hadas Thier

Israel and the Nakba: Chronicle of dispossession
Paul D'Amato

Planning the terror that created Israel
Mostafa Omar

Israel: The Watchdog State
Lance Selfa

Israel: Colonial settler state
Phil Gasper

The Watchdog bites
Phil Gasper

The class character of Israel (reprint)
Moshe Machover

Israel, the “lobby,” and the United States
Sherry Wolf

Ariel Sharon, war criminal
Hadas Thier

Israel's 1982 invasion of Lebanon
Hadas Thier

Arafat's Legacy
Snehal Shingavi

Israel, war, and the future of the Intifada: Two views from Palestine
Toufic Haddad and Tikva Honig-Parnass

Lies, damn lies, and Israeli propanganda
Anthony Arnove and Paul D'Amato

Walling in the Palestinians
Ida Audeh

Israel: Gearing up for a new offensive?
Toufic Haddad

Iraq, Palestine, and U.S. Imperialism
Toufic Haddad

U.S. intervention in the Middle East: Blood for oil
Paul D'Amato

End of the Road Map
Toufic Haddad

Intifada from the Inside
Toufic Haddad

The destruction of Lebanon: “Birthpangs of a new Middle East”
Toufic Haddad

Crisis of the Palestinian national movement
Toufic Haddad

The one-state solution
Dennis Kosuth

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