The Palestine Laboratory Podcast Episode 2: How to Make Friends
Oct 30, 2024
Daniel Silberman, a social justice advocate with roots in Chile, and Sasha Polakow-Suransky, journalist and author of "The Unspoken Alliance," delve into Israel's historical military collaborations, notably with the Pinochet regime. They discuss the emotional impact of state violence and the troubling legacies of arms deals with oppressive governments. The conversation extends to Israel's current surveillance practices and how its military strategies influence global conflicts. They explore the alarming patterns of human rights violations perpetuated through international alliances, especially post-1967.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Echoes of Dissent: A Family's Tale in Pinochet's Chile
02:21 • 12min
Global Patterns of State Violence and Human Rights Violations
14:22 • 2min
The Turning Point: Israel's Foreign Relations After 1967
16:12 • 2min
Israel's Expansion and Apartheid Ties
18:13 • 19min
The Rise of Israeli Surveillance in the War on Terror
36:45 • 2min