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Theory & Philosophy
Edward Said's "The Question of Palestine" (Part 1 of 3)
Mar 30, 2024
Edward Said, a notable Palestinian American literary theorist, discusses the history of Zionism and injustices faced by Palestinians. The podcast explores the deep-rooted conflicts, media narratives, and complexities of Palestinian identity. It challenges perceptions on violence, hostages, and the resilience of Palestinians amid occupation.
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- Understanding the historical background of Israel's occupation of Palestinian territory is crucial for grasping the current conflict dynamics.
- The manipulation of the term 'terrorism' to justify actions by powerful entities like Israel highlights the unequal power dynamics at play.
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Overview of Palestine-Israel Conflict and Historical Background
The conflict between Palestine and Israel and the historical background of Israel's occupation of Palestinian territory are discussed. The significance of understanding the history and current situation, including the violence against Palestinians, is emphasized. Points covered include the displacement of Palestinians, the establishment of Israel, historical events like the Six-Day War, and the continuous oppression faced by Palestinians.
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