Socialist Organiser

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

Palestine founding

Socialist Organiser no. 106, 28 October 1982 · scan pp. 4–5 · about 140 words

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Conference open to Labour Committee on Palestin. members, delegates from affiliated organisations, an non-voting observers. Details from the secretary, 28 Carlton Mansions, Holmleigh Rd, London N16. basically: the Mojahedin, the Fedaii, and Peykar. There were other, smaller organisations, which had a much weaker relation to the people.

Peykar has now vanished from the surface as a funetioning organisation. It still has supporters, but they are not organised. Only the Fedaii is still active in the labour force and peasantry; the Mojahedin collect support from the bourgeois liberals and middle sections of the petty bourgeoisie. Support for the Shah is restricted to a minority of rich people living abroad.

In Kurdistan things are

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Socialist Organiser no. 106 October 28, 1982 Page 5

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Saturday November 20, 1pm to 5pm at Brixton Town Hall, Acre Lane, London SW2.

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