Defeat of Hamas crucial to prevent a new Holocaust

Trump’s ‘peace’ plan aims to push US imperialist interests
Vol. 89/No. 37 - October 20, 2025
Miles respaldaron guerra defensiva de Israel contra Hamás, en Trafalgar Square, Londres, 5 de octubre, en aniversario de pogromo que masacró a judíos en Israel el 7 de octubre de 2023.

Two years after the worst pogrom against Jews since the Nazi Holocaust during World War II, the defeat of Hamas remains key to preventing it from carrying out a new Holocaust today. Since President Donald Trump announced his 20-point “peace”…


Thousands mark Oct. 7 pogrom, in US, around the world

Vol. 89/No. 37 - October 20, 2025

Thousands gathered across the U.S., in Israel and around the world Oct. 7 to mark the second anniversary of the deadly pogrom carried out by Tehran-backed Hamas and to demand the release of all the remaining hostages. Hamas thugs murdered…


Striking British Columbia public service workers win support

Vol. 89/No. 37 - October 20, 2025

VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Public service workers here represented by the B.C. General Employees’ Union are expanding their strike over wages and conditions, and winning widespread labor support. Over 5,000 strikers and their supporters marched and rallied in Victoria Oct. 6…


‘Authenticity and future of our revolution depend on women’

Vol. 89/No. 37 - October 20, 2025
Thomas Sankara, leader of 1983-87 popular revolutionary government in Burkina Faso, giving “The revolution cannot triumph without emancipation of women” speech, March 8, 1987.

Women’s Liberation and the African Freedom Struggle by Thomas Sankara is one of Pathfinder’s Books of the Month for October. Sankara was the central leader of the popular, democratic revolution in Burkina Faso. He had been won to Marxism before…


Fight against Jew-hatred key to line of march of working class

Vol. 89/No. 37 - October 20, 2025

Combating Jew-hatred and defending the right of Israel to exist as a refuge for Jews is a dividing line among all those who claim to speak for the working class. That remains true today, as Washington tries to shut down…


Earthquake wreaks havoc on Cebu in Philippines

Vol. 89/No. 37 - October 20, 2025

AUCKLAND, New Zealand — A severe earthquake rocked the Philippines island province of Cebu Sept. 30. Its aftermath became a social catastrophe for tens of thousands of working people in the region. Two days after the 6.9-magnitude quake, the death…


Philadelphia hotel workers strike in Center City, win support

Vol. 89/No. 37 - October 20, 2025
Striking hotel workers, members of UNITE HERE Local 274, picket Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown Oct. 6. They’re demanding wage raise, improved health care, end to understaffing

PHILADELPHIA — UNITE HERE Local 274 members at two union-organized Philadelphia hotels went on strike Oct. 5. There are 150 union workers at the Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown, and 40 at Hampton Inn Center City. This is the first strike at…


UMWA, NBLA call for Oct. 14 Washington rally

Vol. 89/No. 37 - October 20, 2025

ABINGDON, Va. — Some 80 people attended the annual National Black Lung Association conference here Oct. 3, the first time it’s been held in Virginia. “We demand the Department of Labor enforce the new silica rule,” Vonda Robinson, vice president…


Ottawa taxi drivers strike against fee hikes that cut wages

Vol. 89/No. 37 - October 20, 2025

OTTAWA, Ontario — Some 500 drivers for the Blue Line Taxi company, members of Unifor Local 1688, have been on strike here since Sept. 19. They voted to walk out by 94%. Many striking drivers joined an Oct. 1 solidarity…