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Palestine, Israel and the New Right

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Palestine, Israel and the New Right
Almost a thousand of people are gathered in front of the consulate general of Israel to protest Israeli attacks on Gaza and Al-Aqsa mosque and take streets in New York City on May 11, 2021/Tayfun Coskun/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images

Fast-forward, I see the same rhetoric when it comes to legitimacy launched by Trump. The birther movement – that Obama could not be an American citizen because he’s black. That he could not be legitimate because he’s not ‘one of us’. And this is the main argument that launched to power, propelled to power, Trump in the United States.

In the midst of conflict in Israel and Palestine, award-winning journalist Rula Jebreal and Lisa Goldman, cofounder of +972 magazine, are in conversation with New Lines’ Faisal Al Yafai about politics, ideology and war.

In this podcast, Jebreal discusses her essay for the magazine on the similarities between Israel’s right-wing political parties and the Republican Party under Donald Trump; Goldman recalls her experiences reporting on previous conflict in Gaza; and the three have a conversation about why a change in political ideology in Israel means this conflict will be different from those in the past.

Palestine, Israel and the New Right

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