Thousands march in Gaza: ‘Hamas out!’

Protests call for freedom for Israeli hostages, end to war
Vol. 89/No. 13 - April 7, 2025
“Out, out, out, Hamas out!” angry Palestinian demonstrators in Beit Lahiya, northern Gaza, chanted for second day March 26. Protests spread elsewhere across the war-torn enclave with thousands marching to oppose Hamas’ rule, hold them responsible for deaths, destruction.

Thousands of Palestinians took to the streets in Gaza March 25 and 26 to demand an end to Tehran-backed Hamas’ dictatorial rule. They are the largest protests there in years, signaling a renewed struggle by the toilers for their own…


Postal workers rally for new contracts and defense of jobs

Vol. 89/No. 13 - April 7, 2025

“My son doesn’t understand why I came to the rally today,” Marsha Outly, a letter carrier in Chicago who retired after 32 years, told the Militant March 23. “I explained that I’m here for the farmers, for the elderly. They…


New secret US gov’t files show CIA was used to attack Cuba

Vol. 89/No. 13 - April 7, 2025
Fidel Castro speaks to workers, peasants preparing to defend their socialist revolution, April 16, 1961. Days later, they defeated U.S.-backed CIA-organized Cuban mercenary invasion at Bay of Pigs. CIA tried to assassinate the Cuban revolutionary leader hundreds of times.

The role of the CIA and FBI under the capitalist system is shown clearly in the activities they carried out documented in thousands of pages filed under the heading of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy released March 18…



As ceasefire talks continue, Ukrainian workers battle to defend sovereignty

Vol. 89/No. 13 - April 7, 2025

President Donald Trump’s efforts to broker a ceasefire three years into Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine is driven by Washington’s need to impose stability to protect and advance its own economic and political interests, including normalizing its relations with Moscow. But…



The real reason Florida prisons banned the ‘Militant’

Vol. 89/No. 13 - April 7, 2025

The Militant won an important victory in the fight for prisoners’ constitutional rights to follow the news and read papers with the viewpoint they support, as well as the freedom of the press, when the Florida Department of Corrections Literature…


Cleaners at British Airways fight for better pay

Vol. 89/No. 13 - April 7, 2025

LONDON — “Low pay, no way!” chanted over 30 cleaners and supporters outside the offices of British Airways’ contractor OCS, near Heathrow Airport March 19. The workers, members of the Unite union, were on the third day of a weeklong…


Hotel workers win longest strike in Canadian history

Vol. 89/No. 13 - April 7, 2025

VANCOUVER, British Columbia — After a strike battle that lasted 1,411 days — nearly four years — members of UNITE HERE Local 40 registered an important victory ratifying a new contract. “Being brave paid off for workers at the Radisson…


6,600 Alberta school workers win strike, make wage gains

Vol. 89/No. 13 - April 7, 2025

MONTREAL — School workers in Alberta, members of the Canadian Union of Public Employees, made major wage gains in a series of strikes that began in Fort McMurray last November. There were nine groups of workers and 6,600 workers on…