Trauma, Dehumanization, and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

This chapter explores the psychological effects of trauma in American history, particularly following terrorist attacks, and how these experiences shape public perceptions and justifications for human rights abuses. It highlights the complex, long-standing conflict between Israelis and Palestinians, emphasizing the dehumanization faced by Palestinians and how historical injustices influence current tensions. The dialogue encourages reflection on identity, historical narratives, and moral responsibilities amidst ongoing violence and oppression.