Ilan Goldenberg

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294 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 21 Apr

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And then there's where Hassan is, which is to argue that Israel is this kind of uniquely evil or deeply, deeply problematic state where the reality is, I think you find most, at least American voters, I would argue, and you can look at polling that shows this,
that can say, hey, you know, what I really want is for all Jews in Israel and all Palestinians to have freedom, security, equality, a state of their own.
That's what we're arguing for at J Street.
I can be horrified by the acts of October 7th by Hamas, and I can be horrified by the horrific actions that the Israeli government has perpetrated in Gaza against Palestinian civilians.
You know, I can...
I really hate Bibi Netanyahu, and I can have some sympathy for the Israeli people at the same time.
I can recognize that antisemitism is a real problem, and I can also recognize that criticism of Israel is not antisemitism.
And that even very sharp criticism of Israel and anti-Zionism is not anti-Semitism.
So this is where, you know, a guy like Hassan Piker, I don't necessarily think he's anti-Semitic.
I just disagree with his views.
And I think this is the kind of nuanced, hard conversation that I think we need to have in the Democratic Party and in the sort of Democratic coalition.
Because I also think that's where most
democratic voters are.
That's where I would say most normie voters, democratic voters are.
Certainly American Jews that I talked to, and that's what J Street was founded to represent, was that this is where most American Jews are.
They're not where AIPAC is.
But it's also, I think, just not where, even if we have some folks on the base who are going further left, I think that there's just a huge constituency for this very common sense view that I'm expressing.
So look, again, I don't disagree the situation is grim.
And also I'll say I worked on some of those negotiations that John Kerry led in 2014.
I was part of that process, you know, during President, you know, under President Obama.
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