

301: Germany’s populist earthquake
Sep 6, 2024
Jake Wallis Simons, a journalist based in Israel, delves into the complexities of Labour's perceived appeasement of Hamas. He discusses the rising populism in Germany, particularly the AfD's electoral successes and the challenge it poses to traditional parties. The conversation also touches on the implications of the UK’s arms export policies towards Israel, alongside the emotional impact on the British Jewish community. Finally, Wallis critiques media narratives surrounding the Gaza conflict, prompting a broader examination of public perception and policy.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
The Rise of Populism in Eastern Germany
03:19 • 6min
Emerging Populism and Political Discontent in Europe
09:21 • 6min
UK Arms Export Policy and Israel
14:56 • 13min
Analyzing Conflict Casualties and Media Influence
28:13 • 4min
Brazil's Authoritarian Shift and the Global Free Speech Dilemma
32:14 • 4min