Is there a deeper commonality among the movements?

In mid 2024, many speakers at public events said, clearly, yes. We are not just a random coalition of divergent movements. We are actually united in defense of our common rights against a system, against actual people and predatory institutions called imperialism, colonialism, and yes global capitalism.

My editorial last july cited three such speeches, there were another three different speakers who made the same point and it was around this time SEAIC was formed uniting ~twenty of the leading progressive or radical groups in Eugene from antifa to palestine, labor to carbon, homelessness to socialism.

https://eugeneweekly.com/2024/07/18/what-they-said/

U.S., Turkey and Israel install Salafist head choppers in Syria

The US administration has committed its latest great crime against humanity by supporting HTS takeover of Syria. For generations, Syria has been a diverse country, but the black-flag head choppers are already executing thousands of people with different religious, social or political views. The Alawites, Shia, anybody diverse. Things will get even worse; basically Jelani's HTS forces are ISIS. And Israel has already begun to expand their Golan occupation, declaring the Golan is annexed to Israel forever. That's what they're doing in areas of southern Lebanon. Israeli fundamentalists regard everything up to the Tigris as greater Israel. Syria is gone. Turkey is effectively annexing NW Syria, the US proxies in North syria want to establish Kurdistan, and of course Israel wants all the territory they can take. I posted an analysis yesterday by Alastair Crooke with Chris Hedges, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgEgHVtRbg4 and I recommend Pepe Escobar on Dialogue Works, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THOChcMt0SA and today's MintPress News analysis. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMy_AyEkTwI