Netanyahu has offered military escorts to foreign journalists for guided tours of Gaza that sanitize and legitimize genocide. We call on our peers to refuse to embed with these Israeli propaganda tours. #BoycottIDFEmbeds Read our statement: https://t.co/b9oAeUAG1E

"Third Worldism views the Western metropole, including its working class, as an imperialist formation where workers lose sight of revolution because they are predefined by imperial rent, which sustains them through a wasteful process of exploitation in the periphery, reinforcing

@breadandnet @laylayammine9 @almodononline The list hasn’t been published yet. Each name undergoes a rigorous multi-source review under a “data correction” policy to ensure accuracy and protect the victims and their families. “It’s the first step toward protecting the truth from being lost,” says Layla Yammine

@breadandnet @laylayammine9 @almodononline In the absence of a national public effort to record and memorialize these lives, this project reaffirms that the martyrs are not just numbers; it seeks to establish a precise record, building a foundation to pursue justice.

@breadandnet @laylayammine9 @almodononline To compile this information, the team tapped into every open source: WhatsApp groups supplied by journalists on the ground, village Facebook groups, field reports, and visuals from bombed areas.

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@breadandnet @laylayammine9 @almodononline Over 4000 names have been compiled, but the list of martyrs remains incomplete. Each entry goes through a multi-stage verification process before being listed. Classifications, such as ‘civilian,’ ‘child,’ ‘journalist,’ were drafted yet may be withheld to protect privacy and

At Bread&Net (@breadandnet) last week, our journalist Layla Yammine (@laylayammine9) presented a database documenting names, locations, & dates of death of martyrs killed by Israel since October 2023. 🔗 Coverage in Almodon (@almodononline):

"Simply put, if people want to live better lives, they must resist. Effective resistance shifts the burden of production costs...back onto capital itself. In doing so, resistance forces capital to absorb the real costs of production, thereby deepening its crisis."

This interview was originally published in Al-Akhbar (@AlakhbarNews) on the first anniversary of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood; it is translated into English by Fátima Fouad el-Samman (@sittelhozon). Read the full interview:

Kadri argues that capital sustains itself by dividing the working class into competing identities. This is foundational to how capital reproduces itself. He insists, however, that only effective resistance can disrupt this process, forcing capital to absorb the true costs of

Wars generate enormous profits. Kadri says, “The Global North sustains capitalist ideology by continuously waging war against humanity.”

As the Israeli regime breaches the ceasefire once again, bombarding Gaza, Kadri’s analysis resonates — it is a theoretical reading of the longest war between Arab resistance and Zionism, backed by U.S. imperialism.

In this interview with Khalil Kawtharany (@KhalilKawthrany) and Karim al-Amine, Arab academic Ali Kadri offers a searing indictment of imperialism’s logic in the Global South: war, waste, and the commodification of death. 🔗 https://t.co/rNbCryqm2z

غدًا، أشارك في نقاشٍ مع الزميلة ليلى يمّين من @thepublicsource حول كيفيّة دمج الأدوات التقنية والصحفية واللغوية والقانونية ف�� التحقيقات والمشاريع الصحفية، لإنتاج أدلّة قابلة للتحقّق والاستخدام في توثيق 1:30 ب.ظ | 📍 ESA Business School – بيروت | ضمن Bread&Net

Hussein will unpack the OSINT-led investigation into the destruction of Mhaibib, & Layla will share how we, at The Public Source, have been building an open-access database since Oct. 2023 to archive lives and losses in Lebanon. 🔗 Check out the program:

Our journalist Layla Yammine (@laylayammine9) joins Hussein Chaaban (@ChaabaneHussein) of Legal Agenda at Bread&Net (@breadandnet) to lead a workshop on legal, journalistic, & tech tools for documenting wartime evidence through local investigations. 🗓️Oct. 30 🕜1:30PM 📍Beirut

📢Stay tuned for more pieces from this series, as we look at the source of some problems facing Lebanon's water infrastructure. Till then, catch up on the rest of our work under our “Public Services & Infrastructure” topic:

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Second, the water used to irrigate our crops (Akkar as a case study): - Akkar grows 14 percent of Lebanon’s produce - Akkar's streams and rivers are contaminated with raw sewage - Local farmers are forced to irrigate their crops with either contaminated river water or raw sewage

First, the water we bathe in. While private water vendors serve as the de facto national water supply system: - Their operations are largely unregulated - They operate with little to no government monitoring or taxation - Most lack permits and licenses - Most do not follow legal

🌊Do you know what’s in the water we drink, bathe in, or use to irrigate the crops we consume every day? In light of the recent Tannourine water affair, we revisit two investigations from our “Water (In) Crisis” dossier that answer some of these questions 👇

How Western media manufactured consent for the Israeli invasion of Lebanon. Most correspondents transmitted Israeli military talking points without question claiming Hezbollah was preparing to invade northern Israel, instead of the other way around.