Disaster Nationalism and the Dynamics of Violence

This chapter examines disaster nationalism, particularly in relation to genocide and the crisis in Gaza, tying systemic oppression to neoliberalism and societal decay. It explores the rise of far-right influences in Israel, drawing historical parallels to the 1930s in Germany, and discusses the interplay between state violence and mob actions in democratic contexts. Additionally, the chapter delves into extremist ideologies, the men's rights movement, and the complexities of contemporary fascism, highlighting the societal implications of these dynamics.