77 years after the start of the Nakba, we could say we are at the most
critical point of the apartheid of the Palestinian people. Images of the
genocide and the lack of political perspectives have fueled debate in
international political organizations, which, after years of passivity
and complicity, are beginning to react, belatedly and superficially, as
always. The colonialist ambitions of the Western political bloc are
harder to justify in the face of the brutality of the genocide. The
institutional left attempts to hide the capitalist interests that
prevail behind its rhetoric with empty politics and rhetoric, such as
the approval of the latest Royal Decree or the false aid it provides to
the Flotilla.
In the face of state inaction, actions of solidarity with the
Palestinian people outside the institutional framework have become a
hopeful normality, from the Gaza Flotilla, currently intercepted by
Israeli naval vessels, to the multiple boycott actions at the Tour de
France, a boycott that has led state apparatuses to call for Israel's
withdrawal from various international events.
These actions have demonstrated that the defense of our interests as a
class can only be achieved through organization and direct action from
the grassroots.
However, this popular organization has been submerged under the logic of
activism, which embraces an amalgam of political discourses that remain
superficial and neglect to address the structural causes of the problem.
We do not intend to delegitimize these actions; our intention is to
highlight and forge fundamental political axes that help us navigate the
media and discursive chaos in order to maintain a critical, radical, and
anti-capitalist perspective.
Fundamental Political Axes
We must emphasize the nature of the State of Israel, a colonialist,
imperialist, and apartheid state whose ideological foundation is
Zionism, a colonial and supremacist ideology.
Its economy is fueled by occupation, while multinationals and Western
governments profit from this business.
The imperialist, genocidal, colonialist, and racist nature of modern
state-building is common, so we should not be surprised by the
complicity and support of the US or the EU's passivity in the face of
genocide.
Given this reality, we understand the two-state solution as a trap; the
root of the problem lies in the very existence of a state built on the
basis of dispossession and expulsion. At the same time, we reject the
strategic limitations and religious-political horizon of Hamas, which
offer no emancipatory solution for the working class, women, and dissidents.
The only possible option we defend is self-determination for the working
class that inhabits Palestine; We defend a socialist, internationalist,
popular resistance led by the working class.
We must not forget that the Palestinian struggle is the same as that
faced by the Kurdish, Sahrawi, Indigenous, and so many other peoples.
Therefore, defending the freedom of the Palestinian people means
building an internationalist class solidarity capable of striking at the
very foundations of the system: production, trade, armies, and borders.
Strikes, arms blockades, boycotts, and mobilizations are the way
forward. Port unions, neighborhood collectives, student and feminist
movements must coordinate to strike at the capitalism that sustains Israel.
Only the conscious, organized, and supportive action of the
international working class can pave the way to a free Palestine and a
libertarian socialist world.
https://regeneracionlibertaria.org/2025/10/04/por-una-palestina-libre-y-un-mundo-socialista-libertario/
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critical point of the apartheid of the Palestinian people. Images of the
genocide and the lack of political perspectives have fueled debate in
international political organizations, which, after years of passivity
and complicity, are beginning to react, belatedly and superficially, as
always. The colonialist ambitions of the Western political bloc are
harder to justify in the face of the brutality of the genocide. The
institutional left attempts to hide the capitalist interests that
prevail behind its rhetoric with empty politics and rhetoric, such as
the approval of the latest Royal Decree or the false aid it provides to
the Flotilla.
In the face of state inaction, actions of solidarity with the
Palestinian people outside the institutional framework have become a
hopeful normality, from the Gaza Flotilla, currently intercepted by
Israeli naval vessels, to the multiple boycott actions at the Tour de
France, a boycott that has led state apparatuses to call for Israel's
withdrawal from various international events.
These actions have demonstrated that the defense of our interests as a
class can only be achieved through organization and direct action from
the grassroots.
However, this popular organization has been submerged under the logic of
activism, which embraces an amalgam of political discourses that remain
superficial and neglect to address the structural causes of the problem.
We do not intend to delegitimize these actions; our intention is to
highlight and forge fundamental political axes that help us navigate the
media and discursive chaos in order to maintain a critical, radical, and
anti-capitalist perspective.
Fundamental Political Axes
We must emphasize the nature of the State of Israel, a colonialist,
imperialist, and apartheid state whose ideological foundation is
Zionism, a colonial and supremacist ideology.
Its economy is fueled by occupation, while multinationals and Western
governments profit from this business.
The imperialist, genocidal, colonialist, and racist nature of modern
state-building is common, so we should not be surprised by the
complicity and support of the US or the EU's passivity in the face of
genocide.
Given this reality, we understand the two-state solution as a trap; the
root of the problem lies in the very existence of a state built on the
basis of dispossession and expulsion. At the same time, we reject the
strategic limitations and religious-political horizon of Hamas, which
offer no emancipatory solution for the working class, women, and dissidents.
The only possible option we defend is self-determination for the working
class that inhabits Palestine; We defend a socialist, internationalist,
popular resistance led by the working class.
We must not forget that the Palestinian struggle is the same as that
faced by the Kurdish, Sahrawi, Indigenous, and so many other peoples.
Therefore, defending the freedom of the Palestinian people means
building an internationalist class solidarity capable of striking at the
very foundations of the system: production, trade, armies, and borders.
Strikes, arms blockades, boycotts, and mobilizations are the way
forward. Port unions, neighborhood collectives, student and feminist
movements must coordinate to strike at the capitalism that sustains Israel.
Only the conscious, organized, and supportive action of the
international working class can pave the way to a free Palestine and a
libertarian socialist world.
https://regeneracionlibertaria.org/2025/10/04/por-una-palestina-libre-y-un-mundo-socialista-libertario/
_________________________________________
A - I N F O S N E W S S E R V I C E
By, For, and About Anarchists
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