If you seek to show your support for ending the Gaza war, you can do it on your ballot during New Jersey’s June 4 Democratic Primary. It is a simple process: Vote for the “Uncommitted” slate in Column 1, under “Choice for President and Presidential delegates.”

James Solomon, Andy Kim, and Ravi Bhalla all have abstained from calling for a ceasefire, but Andy Kim is the sitting NJ congressman with the votes to show for it.

How can such a small town pack a more powerful punch than the state’s largest city? Anything is possible when the working class is organizing.

On a frigid evening, January 18th 2024, hundreds of Hudson County residents took to Bergenline Ave to demand a ceasefire and an end to the occupation in Palestine. Less than 3 weeks later the Board of Commissioners of Union City introduced a resolution calling for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza.

The people of New Jersey’s Hudson County and nearby areas are building a growing movement for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Community members are building a West Orange that stands for liberation, and an end to the genocide can meet the moment.

If America is the belly of the beast, South Orange New Jersey is nestled deep in its gastric folds.