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Working Class History
E18: Anti-Zionism in Israel, part 2
Jan 13, 2019
Former members of socialist group Matzpen, Moshe Machover, Haim, and Udi, discuss left-wing movements in Israel in the late 1960s, differential treatment of Jewish and Palestinian individuals, the impact of the Histadrut trade union, evidence of ethnic cleansing, and the potential for socialist transformation in Israel.
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- The 1967 war triggered radicalization in Israel, influenced by global leftist movements and local issues such as the Palestinian situation.
- Madspin, an anti-Zionist organization, had a significant impact in the UK, challenging Israeli propagandists and shifting public opinion on Israel.
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The impact of the 1967 war on radicalization
The 1967 war had a significant impact on radicalization in Israel, following the global trend of left-wing and student radical movements in 1968. People in Israel were inspired by movements in France, Britain, and America, and local issues, such as the situation of the Palestinians, contributed to the radicalization. This wave of radicalization was happening worldwide but triggered in each place by local issues, showcasing the influence of global connections on a local level.
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