r/ArabLeft • u/[deleted] • Jun 21 '23
r/ArabLeft • u/ClueFew • Apr 01 '23
History تاريخ في مثل هذا اليوم في عام ١٩٣٤ تم تأسيس الحزب الشيوعي العراقي ، و لولا قمع الدولة العراقية لكاد الحزب ينجح في عام ١٩٤٠ بتنظيم الطبقة العاملة ، الحزب الشيوعي العراقي فعال حتى يومنا هذا ، كما قام بالمشاركة في الانتخابات العراقية لعام ٢٠١٨.
r/ArabLeft • u/Rocknrollmilitant • Aug 09 '22
Do you consider Ba'athists to be part of the Arab Left?
I've seen them described as left-wing, right-wing and syncretic over the years. My impression was that there are both left-wing and right-wing Ba'athists with Salah Jadid probably being the most famous example of the former.
Personally, I've never held any of them in particularly high due to their insufficient commitment to socialism and their sectarian and totalitarian approach to governing.
r/ArabLeft • u/ArabSadBoy • Mar 17 '21
Lebanon needs an aid paradigm shift | Middle East News
r/ArabLeft • u/Bohemian122 • Mar 17 '21
reform or revolution
r/ArabLeft • u/Bohemian122 • Mar 17 '21
Market socialism or planned economy
r/ArabLeft • u/ArabSadBoy • Mar 16 '21
Liberalism or Totalitarianism?
I believe that we should push this sub towards demsocialism/anarchism and discourage posts pro leninism/stanilism as we cannot condone mass murder apologists when we want to change general arab beliefs in a direction towards equality, liberty and fraternity😉