Talking to ... John Aziz

When the cognitive dissonances of our present-day made themselves felt in the aftermath of October 7th, the question of where and how the abysmal hatred leading to this pogrom originated has remained unanswered. This question drew our attention to John Aziz, a British-Palestinian journalist who passionately writes about the events in his father's homeland. His perspective is particularly interesting because he clearly sees the weight of this heritage as the dark shadow of a tragedy imposed on him, but even more on his relatives remaining in Palestine. Because, as a product of the English education system and, as a young musician, he also feels part of the digital world. And it’s in this sense that he personifies the global mission of a digital native who, as a peace activist, wants to share his view of Islam with a wider public.John Aziz is a musician active in the peace movement and digital economy. As a journalist, he has a Substack blog and has written for Quillette, Foreign Policy and Prospect. His music can be found on Soundcloud.John Aziz in the mediaThis is not Late State Capitalism, in: QuilletteThe West is Next, in QuiletteThe Death of a Deluded ManReplacing Isreales with Palestne. A Dangerous DelusionRelated Content Get full access to Ex nihilo - Martin Burckhardt at martinburckhardt.substack.com/subscribe

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