Years from now, if we're around, let's have good answers when young people ask what we were doing during the destruction of Gaza. Let's be able to say that we stopped it or did everything possible to stop it. RootsAction has been working with many other groups pushing for governments to invoke the Genocide Convention at the International Court of Justice, and South Africa has come through. Other countries have started expressing their support. This week, people are delivering our message to numerous countries' governments, and next week the court is expected to begin hearings. Send your message to all the most likely governments with one click, and boost our numbers by sharing the page with friends.  Of course it's not the U.S. government we're counting on to stop the genocide that it has been arming, funding, supporting, and protecting from international law. But that doesn't mean we shouldn't demand that the President and Congress apply the phrase "never again" to all crimes against humanity. Here's one idea. Ask them to learn the names of the children they've been helping the Israeli government to kill.  Let's also not allow war mania to derail all good projects. There's an opportunity to reinstate the Fourth Amendment and put an end to warrantless surveillance. Let's seize it!  Twenty-two states increased their minimum wages on January 1, but only seven states have or will soon have a minimum of $15 or more and have it indexed to keep pace with the cost of living. Push your state to do better here.  | 
