It Could Happen Here

The Cheapest Land is Bought in Blood, Part 2

Nov 7, 2023
The podcast explores the political effects of Israeli settlements in Palestine, including displacement and decline of the Israeli electoral left. It discusses the historical tendency of settler colonies to dispossess indigenous populations, parallels between colonization in Palestine and the US, and the consequences of violent colonialism. The chapter emphasizes the importance of solidarity and raising awareness during times of injustice.
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 6min
2
Utopian Socialism and Unusual Beliefs in 1848 Revolution
05:48 • 4min
3
Settlements, Politics, and Treaty Obligations
09:57 • 4min
4
The Historical Tendency of Settler Colonies and the Challenges Faced by Governments
13:44 • 15min
5
Comparing Colonization in Palestine and the US
28:52 • 6min
6
Violence, Colonialism, and the Human Response
34:27 • 12min
7
The Importance of Solidarity and Speaking Out
46:52 • 4min