Adam Howard
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The only peaceful solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict, and I think this is something that Khalidi says in his book, The Hundred Years We're in Palestine, is one that does not involve the expulsion of either people. What I'm saying about settler colonialism is that is a zero-sum way of looking at the conflict.
The only peaceful solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict, and I think this is something that Khalidi says in his book, The Hundred Years We're in Palestine, is one that does not involve the expulsion of either people. What I'm saying about settler colonialism is that is a zero-sum way of looking at the conflict.
The only peaceful solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict, and I think this is something that Khalidi says in his book, The Hundred Years We're in Palestine, is one that does not involve the expulsion of either people. What I'm saying about settler colonialism is that is a zero-sum way of looking at the conflict.
It says Jews are colonizers and that the goal is decolonization, which means getting rid of them. And you saw that in the immediate aftermath of the October 7th attack. Why was it that on October 7th, as soon as the news of the massacre of Israelis came, you had a lot of people on the American left saying,
It says Jews are colonizers and that the goal is decolonization, which means getting rid of them. And you saw that in the immediate aftermath of the October 7th attack. Why was it that on October 7th, as soon as the news of the massacre of Israelis came, you had a lot of people on the American left saying,
It says Jews are colonizers and that the goal is decolonization, which means getting rid of them. And you saw that in the immediate aftermath of the October 7th attack. Why was it that on October 7th, as soon as the news of the massacre of Israelis came, you had a lot of people on the American left saying,
progressive movements or on university campuses celebrating this and saying, as one person tweeted, who I quote in the book, Israelis are not civilians, they're settlers. And therefore, all Israelis are valid military targets. There's no such thing as a civilian versus a soldier.
progressive movements or on university campuses celebrating this and saying, as one person tweeted, who I quote in the book, Israelis are not civilians, they're settlers. And therefore, all Israelis are valid military targets. There's no such thing as a civilian versus a soldier.
progressive movements or on university campuses celebrating this and saying, as one person tweeted, who I quote in the book, Israelis are not civilians, they're settlers. And therefore, all Israelis are valid military targets. There's no such thing as a civilian versus a soldier.
I don't dispute that at all. Obviously, the reason why these protests exist is because of the war. The way that this idea is used when people say that Israel is a settler colonial country, they mean this country should not exist. It has no right to exist. And many of those people would say the same thing about the United States.
I don't dispute that at all. Obviously, the reason why these protests exist is because of the war. The way that this idea is used when people say that Israel is a settler colonial country, they mean this country should not exist. It has no right to exist. And many of those people would say the same thing about the United States.
I don't dispute that at all. Obviously, the reason why these protests exist is because of the war. The way that this idea is used when people say that Israel is a settler colonial country, they mean this country should not exist. It has no right to exist. And many of those people would say the same thing about the United States.
But of course, the United States is not an imminent danger of destruction. There's no one who's making war on it. But there are countries and groups that have been making war on Israel since it was created. It's not a matter of do I sympathize with victims. It's really a recipe for creating more victims on both sides. Because it says to Israelis, we will never accept the existence of your state.
But of course, the United States is not an imminent danger of destruction. There's no one who's making war on it. But there are countries and groups that have been making war on Israel since it was created. It's not a matter of do I sympathize with victims. It's really a recipe for creating more victims on both sides. Because it says to Israelis, we will never accept the existence of your state.
But of course, the United States is not an imminent danger of destruction. There's no one who's making war on it. But there are countries and groups that have been making war on Israel since it was created. It's not a matter of do I sympathize with victims. It's really a recipe for creating more victims on both sides. Because it says to Israelis, we will never accept the existence of your state.
This is a fight to the death. And if it's a fight to the death, that means more death. The greatest evil is settler colonialism. Israel is settler colonialist. Therefore, people who fight Israel are virtuous. And it leads to some very strange political bedfellows where people who claim to be progressives are waving the flags of groups that are, you know, religious fundamentalist.
This is a fight to the death. And if it's a fight to the death, that means more death. The greatest evil is settler colonialism. Israel is settler colonialist. Therefore, people who fight Israel are virtuous. And it leads to some very strange political bedfellows where people who claim to be progressives are waving the flags of groups that are, you know, religious fundamentalist.
This is a fight to the death. And if it's a fight to the death, that means more death. The greatest evil is settler colonialism. Israel is settler colonialist. Therefore, people who fight Israel are virtuous. And it leads to some very strange political bedfellows where people who claim to be progressives are waving the flags of groups that are, you know, religious fundamentalist.
Khalidi shows that from the point of view of Palestinian Arabs, Zionism was a colonial enterprise. It came to their land and created a state there without their consent.
Khalidi shows that from the point of view of Palestinian Arabs, Zionism was a colonial enterprise. It came to their land and created a state there without their consent.