 Dear reader, Here are the latest articles published today on the World Socialist Web Site. The police operate as roving gangs and death squads whose target is the ruling class' internal enemy: The working class. Israeli tanks and airstrikes hammered Khan Younis on Monday, the third time the city has been laid siege to by the Israeli government over the last nine months, and at least 70 were killed in their homes or in the streets before they were able to flee the area. Cheatle's resignation is the latest in a series of events in the space of less than two weeks that reflect the historic scale and depth of the political crisis in the US. The protests have instilled fear within the Museveni regime of unrest similar to that in neighboring Kenya. In a televised address Saturday evening Museveni threatened the protestors, "We are busy producing wealth… and you here want to disturb us." The protests are a rejection of Ruto's announcement last Friday of the first batch of Cabinet Secretaries, replacing those dismissed on July 11 after weeks of mass anti-austerity demonstrations. In a provocative move, Ruto reinstated half of the officials he had fired just two weeks ago. Palestine Solidarity Duisberg has been banned despite not having committed any criminal action. It is being criminalised because its stance on Israel will not submit to German state policy. Though the bulk of these proceedings leading to the jailings took place under Rishi Sunak's Conservative government, they have been signed off by Sir Keir Starmer's new Labour government. The union is attempting to isolate the struggle and shut it down on the company's terms. The Pacific's political elites are increasingly alarmed that Paris' provocative handling of the New Caledonia crisis will exacerbate popular discontent across the region. "We have nurses who can't afford to take their kids to their own hospital, nurses working 2-3 jobs," one nurse told the WSWS. Professional workers, physician assistants and other hospital employees are engaged in a battle with administration at Michigan Medicine over pay, benefits and understaffing that requires a unified strategy and fight against the union apparatus which is seeking to contain and divert their struggle. The strike is among the first major battles by autoworkers since the UAW's betrayal of the 2023 Big Three autoworkers' struggle. Arbitrator James Casey, a mediator on the Alberta government's Grievance Arbitration Roster, ruled in favour of the multi-national conglomerate, whose Alberta facility witnessed the largest outbreak in North America during the early stages of the pandemic, with over 900 workers infected and two losing their lives. The Western Sydney University Rank-and-File Committee is calling on staff, students and the wider community to join its campaign to defeat the restructuring and job cuts at WSU's College. The deal would preempt a strike in September, when flight attendants could be joined on the picket line by Boeing workers, dockworkers, teachers and others. The recent release on vinyl of the remastered solo recordings of the internationally acclaimed guitarist is an opportunity to review his creative legacy and significant influence. About the WSWS The World Socialist Web Site is published by the International Committee of the Fourth International, the world Trotskyist movement, and its affiliated sections in the Socialist Equality Parties around the world. Find out more about joining the Socialist Equality Party.
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