The text discusses Sally Abed's perspective on recent events, including the appointment of a new Minister with a controversial past, and explores the idea of a new leftist movement involving Jews and Palestinians without Zionism.

The article discusses the radical Jewish past of Arthur Waskow and his involvement in the creation of a peacenik, social-democratic tradition in American Judaism in the 1960s.

The author discusses cancel culture and its connection to the historical coerciveness of the American Communist Party in the 1920s.

The text discusses the significance of the publication of Prairie Fire by the Weather Underground in 1974, comparing it to The Port Huron Statement and reflecting on the ideological shifts within the New Left movement.