Long-Haul
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A quarterly magazine of worker writing [email protected]
Joined October 2024
“My uncle once told me that there was a time when he could have breakfast in Jaffa, lunch in Damascus, and dinner in Beirut, then return home to Nablus by nightfall. Perhaps he was exaggerating, but the point was clear: never try taking the bypass road in a small car like mine.”
“In November 2023, after over a month of being unable to visit my family in Nablus, my brother, sister-in-law, and I drove from Ramallah. During that trip, I realized something: the death of the two-state solution, made clear by the landscape before me.”
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Take in Ahmad Al-Aqra photo essay on the sleek and barbarous landscape of Israeli occupation
“In November 2023, after over a month of being unable to visit my family in Nablus, my brother, sister-in-law, and I drove from Ramallah. During that trip, I realized something: the death of the two-state solution, made clear by the landscape before me.”
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“In November 2023, after over a month of being unable to visit my family in Nablus, my brother, sister-in-law, and I drove from Ramallah. During that trip, I realized something: the death of the two-state solution, made clear by the landscape before me.”
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We've recently heard from some friends in @barbounited that the restaurant will soon close as a result of ownership mismanagement. The union is passing around a GoFundMe for staff members left in the lurch. Please help pass the hat around.
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As migrant laborers, they must also purchase work permits, which cost about a month’s salary. At the end of each month, many workers send whatever remaining money they have back home to their families in Egypt.
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RT @longhaul_mag: Read Eddie Campbell’s reflections on decades of shopfloor antiwar organizing within arms manufacturing plants in the UK,…
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RT @longhaul_mag: Let's bring back this energy: National Union of Railwaymen’s General Secretary, Jimmy Knapp, with Zola Zembe of the South…
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Let's bring back this energy: National Union of Railwaymen’s General Secretary, Jimmy Knapp, with Zola Zembe of the South African Congress of Trade Unions at a protest on April 6, 1987.
“Because of the experience of what was achieved in the 1990s regarding the Gulf War, we were able to keep these younger workers. We were able to show that not only are you not complicit, but that you can be part of the solution…”
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RT @dialectmaterial: Writing on mass work and inquiry from “Underneath the Banners and Flags,” in first issue of Long-Haul. I think this is…
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“…by staying in the war machine and actually organizing a core of political militants to halt the flow of weapons. Furthermore, you can set an agenda that is impossible to undertake from the outside if you leave.”
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