It Could Happen Here Weekly 243
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Hello, everyone, and welcome to It Could Happen Here. My name is Dan Al-Kurd, and I'm a researcher and analyst of Arab and Palestinian politics.
Today, I'm joined by Elia Ayyub, who is a Palestinian-Lebanese writer and researcher, as well as a podcaster with the podcast The Fire These Times and from the Periphery Media Collective.
And today he's speaking to us about the recent agreement between Lebanon and Israel related to Israel's continued occupation of the southern part of Lebanon and continued bombardment So he's going to talk to us about what the agreement says, why there are so many problems and concerns related to this agreement, and how it fits into the broader regional war against Iran. Ilya, thank you so much for joining us.
Hi, thank you for having me again.
So today we're going to be discussing, as I mentioned in the intro, the agreement between Lebanon and Israel, the framework, which has been quite controversial. So I wanted to just give you an opportunity to give a brief explainer. What is this agreement?
So it's technically like a trilateral framework in the sense that it includes, well, legally anyway, the US, Israel and Lebanon.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–17:13
2
What is the Lebanon–Israel trilateral framework and why do critics call it a surrender?
17:13–33:03
3
How does Hezbollah and Iran factor into Lebanon’s decision to sign the agreement?
33:03–1:37:01
4
What is NYC DSA’s strategy for winning local elections and building volunteer infrastructure?
1:37:01–1:41:35
5
How does DSA define ‘socialism’ and pursue non-reformist reforms like tenant unions and the PRO Act?
1:41:35–1:49:55
6
What are the legal and human-rights concerns in recent asylum and TPS cases for Haitian and Iranian migrants?
1:49:55–2:00:27
7
How could border phone searches and the GrapheneOS duress-password case set digital privacy precedent?
2:00:27–3:30:01