

Long Reads: Israel's Year of Genocide w/ Rashid Khalidi
Oct 11, 2024
Rashid Khalidi, a leading historian of modern Palestine, discusses the ongoing violence in Gaza and Lebanon, emphasizing the human cost of these conflicts. He critiques U.S. support for Israel, exploring its ideological motivations and disconnect from public sentiment, particularly among younger Americans. Khalidi highlights the struggles of the Palestinian movement and the need for external support. He also reflects on campus activism, revealing a generational divide in attitudes towards Israel, and draws compelling parallels between the colonial histories of Palestine and Ireland.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Genocide and Resilience: The Human Cost of War in Gaza and Lebanon
02:06 • 5min
Analyzing U.S. Support for Israel: Tensions and Complicity
07:33 • 25min
Challenges of the Palestinian Movement
32:40 • 8min
The Changing Landscape of Campus Activism Against War
40:12 • 6min
Colonial Echoes: Ireland and Palestine
46:08 • 9min