Ari Shavit: The View From Israel One Year After October 7 | Foreign Affairs Interview

[@Kavala76]

1:54 "...it [Oct 7th 2023] ended a 50 year golden era of Israeli relative security" A golden era for an apartheid state which illegally occupied land and oppressed local peoples. How about condemning that?

[@matthewfrueh5699]

After WWII, the Western Allies committed to a policy of Denazification and the Marshall Plan to effectively inoculate the German host from suffering a remission of Fascism. Today’s guest in his call for installing moderate-Islamic theology and multi-national investments to rebuild Palestinian infrastructure echoes what was achieved in remedying the very worst ideologies from Germany and similarly in Imperial Japan.

[@delta5297]

Deterrence doesn't work if you punish the other party unconditionally. Israel expanded settlements even after the PA chose peace, so what incentive was there for Palestinians to remain peaceful?

[@hugodiazgarcia1266]

Congratulations on your excellent analysis about the Israel- Palestinian war in the Middle East and its implications...

[@TheCLou111]

This should become part of the mainstream media. Understanding and telling this story is very needed to form a breaker against antisemitic sentiment in Western nations. We also need to see how Iran, China, and Russia are involved. IC is trying to persacute instead of support Israel.

[@ttqc290]

So rare to hear someone who understands where the solution lies

[@themink2]

This was excellent.

[@SandeepSingh-bw9fe]

“We’re an oasis of liberty in the region”. Half of your population that is Palestinian would disagree with you.

[@brendatenorio5721]

Surrounded by treaty partners not enemies, Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, the Emirates, Morocco etc

[@MoeMa4]

Oct. 7 didnt come out of a vacuume

[@Jaywrites23]

4:30 did Foreign Affairs really allow this guest to say *rebutted* propaganda of atrocities… with *zero* pushback??

[@maxsmart99]

💯💯💯💯💯

[@CashSache]

Why say the Palestinian "issue". Why not say the Palestinians problem or the Palestinian question? The Israeli question can't even pretend Palestinians are human beings or should have self-determination in their own country. No Palestinians were available for the podcast?

[@nathanngumi8467]

Very sober, balanced and informative!

[@stuartinlodz]

It seems to me when anyone uses the word 'the occupation' in the Israeli-Palestine context they need to define it (even Ari just uses it as if its meaning is obvious) - because for some, although not me, Israel itself is an occupation- , it is really not obvious that, here, it specifically means occupation of land taken in the 67 war (west bank, gaza^(? *yes I know it was deoccupied)) You just need to watch some of the videos from Corey Gil-Shuster's Ask Project to see how' undefined' this word has become as regards israel.