Ari Flanzraich
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 13 Apr
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At the bottom of the Israeli psyche, it's where they play out.
And so at the end of the day, you have a strange problem, which is that the Israelis come back, the Jews come back after 2,000 to 3,000 years as they were exiles.
We don't have to debate when exactly how many years.
But what happens is you have people who have a kind of, not a native right, but a kind of native claim who come back in colonial costume.
There's a reason why the relationship between the Palestinians and the Jews is different than that of between the Palestinians and the British and the Ottomans.
Because the Ottomans never came and said, like, this is our homeland.
We're coming back now.
It's all ours.
Nor did the British.
That's what the Israelis did.
That's what the Jews did.
Um, and again, I don't want to debate sort of like what is right or what is claim.
I think by and large, it's fair to say that the Jews have some kind of relationship with the land, meaning there are many Palestinian villages that have, that you could trace their names back to Jewish ancient settlements.
Does it mean that an Israeli or a Jew can come and take it?
No, but what it does mean is that you can't understand the conflict between the Israelis or the Jews and the Palestinians without realizing that this is a struggle for nativity.
And that in some way they are the mirror images of each other.
And in many ways the Palestinians are the new Jews.
And neither one really wants to admit it, especially the Israelis.
And so in the West Bank, I've been in the West Bank a lot the last few months.
You've been mistreated.
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