Punk Perspectives: Israel and the German Left

This chapter delves into the experiences of a touring punk band in early 2000s Germany, exploring the complex and often conflicting attitudes towards Israel and Palestine within the German left. It highlights the evolution of political beliefs, particularly noting shifts among influential figures like Joschka Fischer, while addressing the implications of historical guilt and anti-Semitism. Through the lens of personal experiences and political developments, the discussion emphasizes the need for openness to change in ideological perspectives amidst shifting societal dynamics.