Sarah Martin

Three Twin Cities antiwar activists, originally asked to testify before a Chicago grand jury in October, have been informed they will be asked again to participate in the federal interrogation, it was announced Wednesday. Tracy Molm, Anh Pham, and Sarah Martin were three of fourteen activists from the Twin Cities and Chicago who were originally subpoeaned during the September 24 FBI raids.  All of them refused to cooperate.

Last Friday's national "terrorism" raids against antiwar activists continue to dominate conversation in the Twin Cities social justice community. On Monday, over 200 people rallied outside the FBI building at Marquette and Washington in downtown Minneapolis (see photos from TC Daily Planet), and Thursday evening will be the formative meeting at Walker Church for a solidarity committee to defend those investigated for alleged "material support of terrorism."

Israeli security forces refused entry to three U.S. solidarity activists for attempting to participate in a human rights delegation. They were treated as criminals, while their only goal was to learn about the reality of life for the Palestinian people.