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I’m just over halfway through an excellent lecture from Haviv Rettig Gur that he’s giving to students about a year or so ago. I would post it if it wasn’t almost 2 hours long and thought anyone on here would listen to even 10 mins of it but the general premise is to understand the Palestinian story, why they understand the Jews to be colonists,imperialists,racists (any ists really) but also how many Jews don’t even know their own story and it goes into why both sides do the same thing. The main bulk of it is mid 19tj century to post WW1 and then obviously focussing on the build up to 48 which is where I’m at about now.
He’s a journalist and not a professional historian but he is clearly well read and knowledgeable (and has a degree in history I believe) and as he’s lecturing students he’s not going super academic which is useful for dummies like me. He even says this is a 7th grade version if you want a higher level you need to read some books. Good line.
Where can i find this mate, I have a 15km hike and looking for something to listen to
I hope you enjoy it. He’s not got a boring professor voice so should keep you engaged. He engages his students excellently as well.Cheers bud.
I was literally just trawling through podcasts on Spotify hahaha saved me a job
I hope you enjoy it. He’s not got a boring professor voice so should keep you engaged. He engages his students excellently as well.
I just think it's all pointless with the current lot to be honest. You can't negotiate with Hamas and you can't have Hamas having any control over anything really, but then Netenyahu's interests clearly lie in dragging this out for as long as he can to save himself from jail and so they can use it as an excuse to take more of the West Bank so all in all it's a totally ****** situation as it has been for many decades and will continue to be for many more.Outnifninterest, whatsntournioinion on the recent peace talks?
I'm flabbergasted by Hamas demands, offering 10 live and 18 dead bodies for 50 Palestinian releases (although that number changes per outlet, it could be any number).
Total withdrawal of Isreal, releasing control on the borders, and ending the war guarantee. It's basically a fingers up to peace!
I would like to see the US Hamas negotiation details from previous though, see what the US had agreed to before going to Isreal
I just think it's all pointless with the current lot to be honest. You can't negotiate with Hamas and you can't have Hamas having any control over anything really, but then Netenyahu's interests clearly lie in dragging this out for as long as he can to save himself from jail and so they can use it as an excuse to take more of the West Bank so all in all it's a totally ****** situation as it has been for many decades and will continue to be for many more.
It’s a great line and sets the tone well for his lecture.I'm about 15 mins in, and he's said something super pertinent.
'If you dont understand why your opposition isn't stupid, you havnt done your homework'
He also makes a very valid point regarding Palestinian ideas of Jews, that surprisingly I make about today's Islamic immigrants to the UK. It isn't an idealogical invasion, it is a number of people with similar ideals fleeing from poor and ideologically bad countries for better lives.
I don’t know the answers to any of those questions really. I would’ve thought they could be in a position by now where they have effectively eradicated Hamas but what would come out of that is likely another Hamas/Islamic Jihad and round and round it goes.I can't agree more. Do you think, given more time, the IDF can eradicate Hamas?
Even if they did, what would they replace it with? Another international state funded organisation who wants to destroy isreal and rid the world of Jews?!?!
At what point does Palestine become the responsibility of another country? As it was previously, or how does it gain sovereignty over itself without any threat to Isreals safety?
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At the end he's talking specifically about conflicts though so not really relatable unless you want it to be.I think if anyone wanted to watch the last 10 minutes it's incredibly important, and especially the strategy of MLK, relating to today's Donald Trump, the success and failings of BLM, and the mind numbing side picking by an uninformed population who take every popular side regardless of lack of interest, emotional ties or knowledge in any subject.
At the end he's talking specifically about conflicts though so not really relatable unless you want it to be.
Not really propaganda as such but strategy in a conflict. I still don’t see what that has to do with Trump unless America was engaged in a conflict and Trump was president. Ukraine is a much more relatable example to what he was talking about. Would you call that zero sum or a tragic (was that the word he used) conflict?I mean he's using MLK as a comparison, especially in strategies for propaganda. Hamas are following MLK's actions to be fair, as BLM tried and failed.