

Thawra Ep. 16 – Siege of Beirut
Jul 30, 2024
Abdel Razzaq Takriti, an expert on Arab radicalism, dives into the historical context of the Palestinian Revolution's decline during the 1982 Israeli invasion of Lebanon. He discusses the PLO's evacuation and the catastrophic aftermath, including the brutal massacres of civilians. The conversation also highlights how geopolitical shifts, particularly Egypt's normalization with Israel, reshaped the Arab revolutionary landscape. Takriti emphasizes the resilience of the Palestinian struggle amidst these dark moments and reflects on the long-term implications for regional politics.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
The Decline of Palestinian Revolution
02:53 • 6min
Resilience and Resistance: The Legacy of Arab Movements
08:37 • 3min
Navigating Identity and Ideology in Palestinian Liberation
11:11 • 25min
Unraveling Lebanon's Civil Conflict
36:04 • 24min
Land Day's Enduring Legacy
59:53 • 10min
The Turning Point: Camp David Accords and Its Repercussions
01:09:58 • 3min
Sadat's Shift: Egypt's New Political Landscape
01:12:29 • 22min
Challenging Stereotypes: Violence and Misrepresentation
01:34:43 • 2min
Military Tactics and Sectarian Manipulation in Lebanon
01:36:19 • 23min
The 1982 Siege of Beirut: Conflict and Consequences
01:59:12 • 23min
The Shifting Sands of Middle Eastern Politics
02:22:05 • 9min
Concluding Reflections on Arab Revolutionary Movements
02:31:10 • 2min