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Tomorrow is Yesterday

Life, Death, and the Pursuit of Peace in Israel, Palestine

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'Tomorrow Is Yesterday' by Hussein Agha and Robert Malley offers a critical examination of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the history of failed peacemaking efforts.

The book challenges conventional wisdom, arguing that the U.S.

and other international actors have fundamentally misunderstood the conflict's dynamics.

Agha and Malley provide new perspectives on the obstacles to peace, the roles of key players, and the underlying issues that perpetuate the conflict.

By analyzing past failures, they seek to offer fresh insights into the possibilities for a more sustainable and just future for both Israelis and Palestinians.

This book provides a valuable contribution to the ongoing debate on how to achieve peace in the region.

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Mentioned in 18 episodes

Mentioned by

Ezra Klein

as a history of peace attempts written by

Hussein Agha

and

Robert Malley

435 snips

Can the Israel-Hamas Deal Hold?

Mentioned by

Fareed Zakaria

as the new book co-authored by Robert Malley.

81 snips

Growing autocratic alliances; Is there hope for a two-state solution?; The Trump’s administration’s upheaval of American medicine; The AI crisis in education

Mentioned by

David Plotz

when introducing

Rob Malley

as the co-author of a book about the Middle East and the Israel-Palestine conflict.

71 snips

Trump Ends the Gaza War

Mentioned by

Ben Rhodes

as a combination of history of the two-state solution, and a personal reflection by the authors.

52 snips

Has Trump Ended 7 Wars? (No)

Mentioned by

Chris Hayes

as a book that will come out this September, co-authored with Hussein Agha.

31 snips

Discussing the Context of the US Bombing Iran with Robert Malley

Recommended by

David Remnick

as an essential book offering hard truths without phony optimism.

27 snips

How the “Dangerous Gimmick” of the Two-State Solution Ended in Disaster

Mentioned by

David Remnick

as an essential book, difficult to read but full of hard truths.

19 snips

David Remnick: How The Two State Solution Ended in Disaster

Mentioned by

Adam Shatz

as a forthcoming book by

Robert Malley

and Hussein Aga on Israel and Palestine.

18 snips

Israel's War of Opportunity

Described by

David Remnick

as an essential book, full of hard truths and no phony optimism.

13 snips

How the “Dangerous Gimmick” of the Two-State Solution Ended in Disaster

Mentioned by

Adam Shatz

as a book co-authored with Hussein Aga about the failure of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.

13 snips

Lessons from the Peace Process

Mentioned by

Saagar Enjeti

when introducing

Robert Malley

as the author of the book.

12 snips

9/18/25: Trump Corrupt Crypto Deal, Kimmel Canceled After Trump Threats, Israel Mask Off On Gaza

Mentioned by

Chris Hayes

as a vital and important book that investigates how we got here and how to get out of it.

11 snips

"Tomorrow Is Yesterday" with Robert Malley and Hussein Agha

Mentioned by

Jack Beatty

when discussing the United States's inability to get its way with Israel.

The Jackpod: Plutonomy

Mentioned as a new book co-authored with Hussein Aga, critiquing US policy toward the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

America’s Two-State Delusion

Mentioned by

Jack Beatty

as a new book whose authors have been intimately involved in the peace process for many years.

The Jackpod: The two-state mirage

Mentioned by

Chris Hayes

as a book written by Robert Malley and Hussein Aga, who spent 30 years in the peace process.

Ex-Disney CEO rips FCC "intimidation" of ABC

Mentioned by

Chris Hayes

when introducing Robert Malley as the co-author.

Bondi dodges questions in heated hearing

Mentioned by

Robert Wright

as a book co-authored by Rob Malley, who was on the American negotiating team at Camp David.

Meditating on Palestine

Mentioned by

Noam Weissman

when discussing the idea of Israeli-Palestinian partition.

Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib: Palestinian Statehood and the Power of Recognition

Mentioned by

Richard Atwood

, referring to the book that

Rob Malley

wrote with Hussein Aga about peace in Israel-Palestine.

Special Episode: Rob Malley on Gaza, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the wider Middle East

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