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/369/ Information-War and War-Politics ft. Jacob Siegel
Oct 17, 2023
Jacob Siegel, senior editor at Tablet, joins to discuss Hamas's attack on Israel and Israel's assault on Gaza. They delve into the US crusade against 'disinformation' and the counterinsurgency tactics applied to citizens. The conversation explores the timing of the attack, its impact on Israeli-Saudi relations, and the goals of the Israeli bombing in Gaza. They also analyze the intertwining of domestic politics and corporate power, emphasizing the need to dismantle the surveillance apparatus. The podcast uncovers the blurred lines between diplomacy, culture wars, and peace and war, in the context of the Israel-Palestine conflict.
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- The US national interest is being re-evaluated, calling for an end to foreign policies that primarily benefit the ruling class and military-industrial complex.
- Israel-Palestine should be critically evaluated in relation to other global conflicts to avoid exceptionalizing it and to offer objective analysis for the region's future.
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The Shift in US Foreign Policy and Ruling Class Benefits
The US national interest is being re-evaluated, signaling a need to end its approach to foreign policy that primarily benefits the ruling class. The current system aims to provide energy resources to the ruling class and benefits the military-industrial complex and politically captured energy interests. This shift underscores the importance of rethinking the US role in managing clients worldwide.
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