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Amos Goldberg

Professor für die Geschichte des Holocausts an der Hebräischen Universität in Jerusalem. Er äussert sich zu der Frage, ob Israel einen Völkermord im Gazastreifen begeht.

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Jun 18, 2025 • 43min

Ständerat befürwortet neue Form des Bevölkerungsschutzes

Amos Goldberg, Professor für die Geschichte des Holocausts an der Hebräischen Universität in Jerusalem, diskutiert die ernsthaften Vorwürfe des Völkermords im Gazastreifen. Er beleuchtet die historischen Kontexte und die intensiven Reaktionen innerhalb der israelischen Gesellschaft. Zudem thematisiert er die moralischen und rechtlichen Implikationen dieser Kontroversen. Auch die Diskussion im Schweizer Parlament über die Einführung einer Sicherheitsdienstpflicht wird behandelt, die Bedenken bezüglich der Zivildienstabschaffung und finanzieller Konsequenzen aufwirft.
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May 23, 2025 • 42min

194/ Holocaust Studies and the Gaza Genocide w/ Amos Goldberg (Part 2)

Amos Goldberg, a renowned Professor of Holocaust History at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, dives deep into the intersections of Holocaust studies and contemporary issues in Gaza. He discusses the controversial open letter from Holocaust scholars linking the Holocaust to the events in Gaza, urging for a reevaluation of historical narratives. The conversation also touches on the moral implications of Israeli actions, advocating for an egalitarian binational future, and highlights the necessity of amplifying marginalized voices in discussions of trauma and genocide.
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May 19, 2025 • 44min

193/ Intent and the Gaza Genocide w/ Amos Goldberg (Part 1)

Amos Goldberg, a prominent Holocaust historian from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, delves into the fraught discussions surrounding intent in the context of genocide, particularly relating to Gaza. He explores how genocides often arise from claims of self-defense and discusses the risks of oversimplifying historical narratives. The conversation highlights the complexities of labeling contemporary atrocities and the consequences of these classifications. Goldberg's insights challenge listeners to engage deeply with sensitive subjects that echo through history.

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