The Socialist #159, March 2024

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Stand Against Genocide – Rise Up For Gaza

Also in this issue of The Socialist:

  • Arms trade – an industry of death that profits from slaughter
  • St Patrick’s Day visits: No shamrocks for Genocide Joe!
  • Dublin: Oversupply of offices, major shortage of houses
  • RTE payments scandal: Golden parachutes for senior management
  • The mounting crises facing third level students
  • Referendums 2024: Irish constitution – 87 years of misery & misogyny
  • What’s behind Sinn Féin’s decline in the polls?
  • North: Stormont restored – can it last?
  • North: Trans healthcare: Discriminatory underfunding must end
  • Why does US imperialism back the Israeli State?
  • All eyes on Rafah as Gaza genocide set to escalate
  • Far-right’s roots in capitalist chaos – no time to lose in the fight back
  • What’s behind the farmers’ protests in Europe?
  • Kenya: “Dark Valentine” protests against gender-based violence
  • “We are not delivery machines” – Food delivery workers fight back
  • The kind of trade union movement we need – interview with Tommy Fitzgerald, regional officer for Unite the Union
  • Jim Larkin @ 150 – a towering figure of the Irish working-class movement
  • Socialism 101: How do Marxists view religion?
  • Review: The Zone of Interest directed by Jonathan Glazer
  • Obituary: John Pilger (1939-2023) – A fearless fighter for truth & justice
  • Red Alert: Gulf Stream collapse could be closer than previously thought

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