The Dig Thawra Epilogue: Genocide and Resistance
Oct 11, 2024
In this insightful discussion, historian Abdel Razzaq Takriti, an expert on Arab revolutionary movements, explores the tumultuous history of Palestinian resistance. He delves into Hamas's 2006 electoral victory and the subsequent siege on Gaza, drawing connections to the recent escalation of violence on October 7. Takriti critiques the normalization of violence against Palestinians and examines the geopolitical dynamics involving U.S. policies and Iran's regional alliances, all while advocating for global solidarity in the face of colonialism.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
The Struggle and Violence in Gaza: A Historical Overview
02:47 • 3min
Gaza's Struggle and Regional Implications
05:55 • 6min
The Aftermath of the Second Intifada
12:01 • 29min
Geopolitics and Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza
40:43 • 34min
The Palestinian Struggle: A Catalyst for Global Solidarity
01:15:10 • 14min
Solidarity and the Palestinian Cause
01:28:59 • 8min
Iran's Defensive Sovereignty and Regional Alliances
01:37:22 • 17min
Geopolitical Dynamics Post-October 7
01:54:18 • 29min
Dynamics of Settler-Colonialism in Palestine
02:23:02 • 6min
Exploring the Palestinian Cause and Revolutionary History
02:29:17 • 3min