Peter Adamson🌍☮️🇵🇸

פתאום כולם מדברים על שותפות יהודית ערבית - ככה היא נראית בשטח. תראו את רצף האירועים שבסרטון - מאות פעילים יהודים וערבים הגיעו לתמוך בחקלאים בעונת המסיק, בסולידריות מול ההתעללויות מצד המתנחלים והצבא, שהגיע וגירש אותנו מהשטח. למרות הנסיונות שלהם להפריע לעונת המסיק - הצלחנו למסוק ולעזור לחקלאים, והוכחנו שוב - מול האלימות, התשובה שלנו היא סולידריות יהודית ערבית וישראלית פלסטינית. 🟣

We invite all states that have not yet joined the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW) to attend as observers at its First Review Conference from 30 Nov to 4 Dec at UN Headquarters in New York, with South Africa as President 🇿🇦 ℹ️ icanw.org/first_review_confe…

It’s welcome that the government has had to concede to the Unison campaign to protect social care workers on existing work visas to prevent the collapse of social care in this country. However, Shabana Mahmood has just confirmed that if someone comes here via an “illegal method such as by a small boat” they will have to wait 30 years before they can apply for permanent settlement. Her argument is that these refugees must come by new, safe, legal routes. The problem is that these routes barely exist and as a result many desperate people are forced to resort to other routes. The new rules announced today means that many people, including many children, will have to live with the insecurity of not having settled status for 30 years. We are in danger of witnessing the creation of a generation of unsettled and insecure young people.

🚨BREAKING: Israeli forces killed Palestinian academic and Head of the Multimedia Department at the University of Palestine, Dr. Yasmine Khamis Al-Boubou, alongside three other Palestinian women in an Israeli strike on a residential building in western Gaza City.

Why are gorillas still poached? It’s difficult to imagine why anyone would want to harm a gorilla. But the reality is complicated. Gorillas can be targeted for bushmeat, while infants may be captured for the illegal wildlife trade. 🦍Help protect them: gorillas.org/save/

People often get upset when turtles are released so far from the shoreline, But for those who don't know, There is a process involved; Although it might seem cruel to make them walk across the sand dragging their own weight, that trek is vital for their survival for three scientific reasons: Magnetic imprinting: Upon touching the sand, they imprint the magnetic field of that specific beach into their memory. This activates their "natural GPS," allowing them to return to the same spot 20 years later to lay their own eggs. Muscle activation: The physical effort of moving across the beach stimulates their circulatory system, expands their lungs, and warms up their flippers. It is the cardio workout they need to withstand the frenzy of swimming in the ocean. Spatial orientation: They learn to navigate using light reflections from the horizon and gravity, instinctively correcting their course so they don't get lost when entering the water. Nature is perfect! 😍😍 Helping them too much by placing them directly into the water deprives them of the tools they need to survive. So, please don't get angry! 😍

📢 DIWEDDIAD PWYSIG, GWRTHWYNEBIADAU AR GYFER RM/2026/2 ❗️ @pawb ❓ A OES TERFYN AMSER? Ar hyn o bryd, NID oes terfyn amser swyddogol wedi'i gyhoeddi eto. Mae'r ymgynghoriad yn parhau ar agor, a bydd gwrthwynebiadau'n cael eu derbyn hyd at yr union adeg y cyflwynir y cais gerbron y Pwyllgor Cynllunio. ✅ Mae'r Cynghorydd Pip O'Neill wedi galw'r cais i mewn, sy'n golygu y CAIFF ei benderfynu gan gynghorwyr etholedig mewn cyfarfod cyhoeddus o'r Pwyllgor Cynllunio — ac nid gan swyddogion yn unig. Mae hynny'n rhoi pob rheswm inni barhau i gyflwyno gwrthwynebiadau hyd at ddyddiad y cyfarfod hwnnw. ✅ YR HANFOD I'W WYBOD: 🔹 Cyfeirnod: RM/2026/2. Rhowch hwn ar BEN pob e-bost neu lythyr. 🔹 Beth ydyw: Cais Materion Cadw ar gyfer Parc Arfordirol Penrhos. NID yw'r caniatâd bras gwreiddiol o 2016. 🔹 Yr hyn a gynigir: 500 o fythynnod, parc dŵr, sba, bwytai — gyda NEWIDIADAU MAWR o'r hyn a gytunwyd yn 2016. 🔹 Prif faterion pryder: • ❌ Mynediad cyhoeddus yn cael ei DYNNU o ardaloedd helaeth y cerddodd pobl ynddynt yn rhydd ers degawdau. • ❌ Parcio ceir wedi cynyddu o 600 i 1,015 o geir — cynnydd o 70%. • ❌ Torri coed ar raddfa fawr mewn un o goedwigoedd gwerthfawr Ynys Môn. Dywedir yn y cyfryngau ein bod eisoes yn dioddef o'r lefel isaf o orchudd coed ledled y DU. • ❌ Cyflenwad dŵr yn ansicr. Nid yw Dŵr Cymru wedi cadarnhau bod digon o gapasiti. • ❌ Tagfa draffig ar yr A5 a Ffordd Llundain — ni wnaed asesiad digonol o'r priffyrdd. • ❌ Y perchennog mewn gweinyddiaeth, wedi'i werthu, y datblygwyr wedi mynd — ac nid oes sicrwydd y cedwir at unrhyw addewidion. 🔹 LLE I ANFON EICH GWRTHWYNEBIAD: 📧 E-bost: [email protected] ✉️ Post: Adran Gynllunio, Cyngor Sir Ynys Môn, Llangefni, Ynys Môn, LL77 7TW 🔹 BETH I'W GYNNWYS: • ✅ RM/2026/2 yn glir ar y pen • ✅ Eich enw llawn a'ch cyfeiriad (ni ellir derbyn gwrthwynebiadau heb hyn) • ✅ Dywedwch: "Gwrthwynebaf i'r cais hwn" • ✅ Rhestrwch eich rhesymau — nid oes angen bod yn arbenigwr! Ysgrifennwch o'ch calon: mynediad cyhoeddus, coed, bywyd gwyllt, traffig, dŵr, treftadaeth • ✅ Nid oes rhaid i chi fyw ar Ynys Môn — gall unrhyw un wrthwynebu ⏰ YR HANFOD O'R CYFAN: PEIDIWCH AG AROS! Hyd yn oed heb derfyn penodol, anfonwch eich gwrthwynebiad HEFORYN. Unwaith y rhagnodir y cais ar gyfer y Pwyllgor, gall y Cyngor gau'r derbynfa ar unwaith — felly peidiwch ag oedi. Mae pob llythyr a phob e-bost yn cyfrif. Bydd y cynghorwyr yn darllen pob un cyn pleidleisio. 💡 ATGOFFAID: NID yw hyn yn ffaith a benderfynwyd eisoes. Caniatâd bras yn unig a gafwyd yn 2016. Mae'r Materion Cadw hyn yn cynrychioli cynllun cwbl wahanol. Mae'r newidiadau mor sylweddol y dylid eu hystyried fel cais newydd sbon. Yr ydym yn ymladd i GADW Penrhos fel gwarchodfa natur gyhoeddus. DROS Y BOBL, NID DROS DDATBLYGWYR. 🌳💪🌳💪🌳💪 Rhannwch y post hwn ac anogwch bawb rydych yn ei adnabod i ysgrifennu. Gyda'n gilydd, CAIFF ein lleisiau eu clywed! ✊🌿 #AchubPenrhos #RM20262 #ParcArfordirolPenrhos #YnysMôn 🌳💪🌳💪🌳💪🌳💪 📸Bernie Humpleby

A big thank you to @CPRW_UK cprw.org.uk/penrhos-at-a-cro…

🎉 The 2026 War Abolisher Awards are happening online this Friday, July 24! Join World BEYOND War as we celebrate extraordinary people and movements advancing nonviolent action and a world beyond war. Register and be part of it! worldbeyondwar.org/war-aboli…

Starmer has announced an extra £15 billion spending on the military paid for by cuts to public spending. Our public money should be invested into schools, housing, and the NHS - not into the pockets of arms companies who kill and destroy across the world. Shameful.

The UK government has announced nearly £300 billion in military spending over the next 4 years.

Last night, I spoke in the debate on the government’s proposed new immigration and asylum legislation. What has become clear is that a significant number of people in this country – around 50 to 60 per cent, according to polling – believe immigration and asylum policy is in need of reform. That includes a more robust approach to people-smuggling gangs, faster processing of asylum claims, quicker removal of those whose claims fail and a reduction in the use of asylum hotels. Some of that concern is rooted in fact. Case backlogs, rising boat crossings and the sheer scale of numbers are real, and they play their part. This is legitimate criticism of a system that is failing everyone: those who rightfully seek to be here, those seeking sanctuary, and those who live here and want a democratic say over the scale and pace of immigration. That isn’t racism. That’s giving people a real say over their own community. But other forces have played their part too. Structural racism, dog-whistle politics, media sensationalism and the mainstreaming of racist tropes by the main political parties are all bound up in the complex equation that has brought us here. Responsible progressives must confront this reality as humanely and responsibly as possible. Failure to act will simply drive more people into the arms of extremists. So what should reform look like? An immigration system that is responsive, democratic and flexible: alive to the needs of the economy, balancing genuine labour shortages sector by sector with re-skilling and training programmes for those already here, and matched by investment in public services and housing. Alongside it, an asylum system that is fair, provides safe routes, fosters integration and sees us take our fair share of the world’s dispossessed. Both must be rooted in clear but strict rules and, critically, in public support. Anything else simply isn’t sustainable. Judged against that standard, the government’s new legislation is neither humane, effective nor responsible. Aside from one or two proposals, the bill is a smorgasbord of political signalling to a reactionary gallery that will never be sated, and of punitive measures that will do little to reduce case backlogs, cut the numbers in hotel accommodation or speed up integration. It also opens the door to the hard right on human rights. They have long sought, for a variety of reasons, to undermine these universal protections. Indeed, the Tories saw the opportunity a Labour government presented with this bill. Not content with it watering down human rights protections for all of us, they attempted to go further and remove us from the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) altogether. That is not a door we should be opening in an attempt to placate the hard right. Human rights legislation was forged in the aftermath of the Holocaust, of the concentration camps, of the horrors of fascism. It has protected hundreds of millions of people across the world. Yet the Tories, Reform and many others across Parliament glibly talk of throwing it away. Labour should not be following them down this path. The reason they are called “human” rights is that being human is the universal condition. The day we forget that is the day we open a dark chapter in our country’s history. For this reason and others, I voted against the bill at second reading. It is the last gasp of a government that has lost moral authority on this issue for millions of people. With new leadership, I hope we can finally grasp this issue in a practical, effective and humane way: striking a balance between protection and enforcement, and rebuilding trust with the majority of voters on secure borders.

Proud of our Venezuela Chapter. Even while facing the devastation of the earthquakes themselves, our volunteers stepped up to support their communities—delivering food, medicine, blankets, tents, and comfort to families in need. Solidarity in action. 💙 worldbeyondwar.org/venezuela…

Africa is building a wall... Made of trees. 8,000 km of green defiance stretching from Senegal to Djibouti: it’s called the Great Green Wall - a plan to stop the Sahara desert, restore dead land, and lift 100 million people. [🎞️ africabusinessheroes]

Sir David Attenborough once believed he might be seeing mountain gorillas for the very last time. When he first sat among them in 1978, their future looked hopeless. But people refused to give up. We know conservation works because we've seen it happen. gorillas.org/save/

Well done to @CNDCymru who joined the @LakenheathAfP vigil at RAF Lakenheath last week, calling on Britain to #KickOutTrumpsNukes! More #IndependenceFromAmerica protests are taking place tomorrow at RAF Menwith Hill and RAF Fairford tomorrow: Details: cnduk.org/independence-from-…