Ari Flanzraich
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 13 Apr
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Not about that.
It's a tale of exile and nostalgia.
Right.
The difference is that the Palestinians are exiled on their own land, which also makes it very hard for the Israelis to deal with this problem.
For them, it's a problem.
We have people, and I always say to Jews, to Israelis in Israel, I'm like, look, if you guys, if the Jews came back after 2,000 to 3,000 years and didn't forget, though there were periods of forgetting, why do you think that the Palestinians won't do the same?
And they're right on the borders.
They can see it.
Couldn't see Israel from Europe, but you can see it from Gaza.
You can see it from the West Bank.
What do they say when you say that?
usually just go silent.
They don't want to understand.
There's a point... The problem in Israel is that, you know, I used to have a lot of... I used to have some Israeli sort of religious friends who would come to my dorm when I'd have my Arab friends with me and we'd have some really nice conversations.
They even befriended each other.
But at some point, my Israeli friends stopped speaking to them.
Because there's a point in any Israeli dialogue, there's a point at which an Israeli has to make a decision.
Left or right.
Am I going, if I go down this path and really try to understand the other side, I risk exposing certain things with the grounds of my own identity here, but the foundations of the country that risk my identity.
And the other option is I'm just going to stop it here, turn around and forget this happened.
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