

Bad Hasbara 78: Sieg Heart, with Eli Valley
Jan 23, 2025
Eli Valley, a political artist and satirist known for his sharp commentary in Diaspora Boy, dives into pressing topics like the evolving ceasefire and the reactions of American Jewish entertainers. He discusses utilizing humor as a means of coping with sociopolitical tensions, while also reflecting on the complexities of Jewish identity in relation to political satire. The conversation touches on the intersections of empathy and dehumanization within the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, making a case for deeper understanding amidst polarized narratives.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
The Absurdity of Political Interactions and Reactions
05:01 • 4min
Navigating Humor in Troubling Times
08:32 • 2min
Reflections on Legacy and Political Satire
10:25 • 10min
Art, Memory, and Identity in Jewish Culture
20:31 • 22min
Conflict, Identity, and Empathy
42:52 • 25min
Adventures and Advertisements
01:07:40 • 3min
Controversial Gestures and Societal Reactions
01:10:25 • 22min
Political Chaos and Commentary
01:32:49 • 5min
Political Discontent and Artistic Commentary
01:37:35 • 5min