Independent journalist and researcher Jeremy Hammond joins to discuss the history of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, including broken promises, the early history of Zionism, the role of the British Empire, property rights violations, historical grievances, and the propaganda narratives surrounding the Six-Day War.

Jeremy Hammond, a Research Fellow at the Libertarian Institute, dives into the International Court of Justice's ruling against Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories. He explores the historical context of this ruling and critiques the misinterpretation of key UN resolutions. The conversation touches on U.S. influence in the region, the flawed narrative of Israel as a democracy, and the implications for Palestinian rights. Hammond also discusses how upcoming elections might shape American foreign policy toward Israel and the necessity for public awareness on these critical issues.

Jeremy Hammond, an expert on the war in Gaza, discusses Israel's strategy of making Gaza uninhabitable. He argues that what Israel is doing meets the definition of genocide. The podcast also delves into the proper language to use when talking about the conflict and highlights a heartbreaking story of a young girl affected by the war.