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One Day Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This

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Mentioned in 11 episodes

Recommended by Sharifa Williams, that helps reconcile her feelings, because it captures what she struggled to express about Gaza.

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Mentioned in relation to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with the implication that eventually everyone will claim to have been against current events.

Daniel Bessner & Derek Davison – Is the World Headed Toward "Mutual Ruin"?

Mentioned by

Hamza Yusuf

as an example of a book title where there is a recognition that a shift is taking place.

Gaza: How The Mainstream Media Laundered the Truth | Hamza Yusuf

Mentioned by

Chris Hayes

as an excellent book tackling American hypocrisy and double standards in Middle East policy.

‘Nothing is free’: legal questions over Trump's profiting from foreign sources remain unresolved

Mentioned by

Daniel Bessner

in the context of the Democratic Party and their stance on historical events.

Bonus - Language, Genocide, and American Power w/ Shadi Hamid

Mentioned by

Chris Hedges

as a powerful examination of the bankrupt morality of industrialized nations.

One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This (w/ Omar El Akkad) | The Chris Hedges Report

Mentioned by

Mark Levin

as number thirteen on the New York Times bestseller list.

8/6/25 - Celebrating a Bestseller and Unpacking Gerrymandering

Mentioned by

Wendy Elisheva Somerson

as an important book of this time, highlighting the power of love on the side of the oppressed.

#129 Embodying Anti-Zionism: Wendy Elisheva Somerson

Mentioned by

Misan Harriman

as a book that has changed his life and provides a blueprint for a better world.

Misan Harriman: The Photo That Changed Everything - Visionaries Episode 2

Mentioned by

David Naiman

as today's conversation topic,

Omar El Akkad

's debut work of nonfiction.

Omar El Akkad : One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This

Mentioned by the speaker as the title of

Omar El Akkad

's new book.

Swimming song - Staying afloat against impossible odds

Mentioned by

Janika Oza

to illustrate the idea that ordinary existences are often cut short by history.

Can you return home? This author says revision offers radical possibilities

Mentioned by

Sharika Helaludin

and

Tommy Boutros

as the latest title from

Omar El Akkad

, exploring themes of violence and narrative.

#185 Fracturing the language of empire

Recommended by

Colum McCann

as a powerful and brave book that is not easily forgotten.

Colum McCann, "Twist" (Random House, 2025)

Mentioned by

Alexis Madrigal

as a book that indicts and enrages, forcing a reckoning with the situation in Gaza.

Omar El Akkad’s New Book Critiques American Hypocrisy On the Gaza War

Mentioned by

Emma Vigeland

as his latest book, discussing themes of Western failures regarding the ongoing situation in Gaza.

2516 - How Gaza Exposed The West’s Moral Rot; NYC’s Left-Wing Uprising w/ Omar El Akkad, Chi Ossé

Mentioned by

Mehdi Hasan

in relation to the Iraq war, referencing the sentiment that everyone will claim to have opposed it.

A Very Watchable, Very Viral Interview with Mehdi Hasan

Mentioned by

Glenn Greenwald

, suggesting its title encapsulates the idea that people will oppose something once it's too late to be held accountable.

Israel-Made Famine Crisis Finally Recognized

Mentioned by

Omezzine Khelifa

as a new book about future perspectives.

Facing the Menace

Erwähnt von

Klaus Brinkbäumer

als ein Buch von Omar Al-Aqqad, das den schwachen Westen aufspießt.

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