Socialist Organiser

The weekly of the fused Workers Socialist League, July 1981 to April 1984

Vida Cmte Solid

Socialist Organiser no. 79, 1 April 1982 · scan pp. 12–13 · about 201 words

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PSC marches in Birmingham But they won't fight for it. They have done criminally little to help Solidarnose of to protest at the attempt of the Polish and Russian Stalinists to murder it.

Secondly, there is of course the vast residue of Stalinist attitudes in the movement. It ranges from Alan Sapper through Arthur Scargill to otherwise admirnumerous Jewish settlements so that, in the long run, the Zionist state will be able to define these territories simply as an organic part of Israel.

The new civilian governor of the West Bank, Prof. Menachem Milson, has himself described the situation with dramatic sharpness, as "Israel's most important struggle with Arab enemies since our struggle for independence in 1948."

The reference is sinister: the 1948 struggle ended in Israel expelling hundreds of thousands of Palestinians from their land.

The present protests by the Arab population have ed by the Palestinians as they struggle to create unions and genuine political representation.

Events in the West Bank now make the day school doubly relevant.

Dayschool

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