EPISODE · Aug 7, 2025 · 43 MIN
Josh Lees on Why the Harbour Bridge March for Gaza Couldn't Be Stopped
from Red Flag Radio · host redflag
In this special bonus episode, Chloe discusses the historic March for Humanity over Sydney Harbour Bridge with its organiser - lead Palestine Action Group activist and Socialist Alternative member Josh Lees. Josh has been catapulted into the headlines by the runaway success of the protest, which drew a crowd of 300,000 in defiance of NSW government and police attempts to stop it marching. Josh explains what led up to such a massive action, why it had to happen now, and the importance of socialist politics in the struggle for a free Palestine. Links: Come to Socialism Conference in Sydney to see Josh speak in person. Alternatively, get tickets to the Socialism conferences in Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide. Read more on the Red Flag website: Won't Somebody Think of Poor Israel?, by Josh Lees Making history on Sydney Harbour Bridge: massive March for Humanity, by April Holcombe,
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In this special bonus episode, Chloe discusses the historic March for Humanity over Sydney Harbour Bridge with its organiser - lead Palestine Action Group activist and Socialist Alternative member Josh Lees. Josh has been catapulted into the headlines by the runaway success of the protest, which drew a crowd of 300,000 in defiance of NSW government and police attempts to stop it marching. Josh explains what led up to such a massive action, why it had to happen now, and the importance of socialist politics in the struggle for a free Palestine.Links: Come to Socialism Conference in Sydney to see Josh speak in person. Alternatively, get tickets to the Socialism conferences in Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide. Read more on the Red Flag website: Won't Somebody Think of Poor Israel?, by Josh Lees Making history on Sydney Harbour Bridge: massive March for Humanity, by April Holcombe,
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Josh Lees on Why the Harbour Bridge March for Gaza Couldn't Be Stopped
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