📚 Book: The Palestinian-Israeli Conflict | ✍️ Author: Martin Bunton | Episode 38 | Book Café Podcast

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[@Carterofmars]

I had intended to order The Palestinian-Israeli Conflict A Very Short Introduction by Martin Bunton pub Oxford 2013, but I'm very glad I decided to research this author before doing so.

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Hi, thank you for your feedback. We have other episodes as well on Israel-Palestine. Do feel free to check it out. 👇 📚 Book: The Punishment Of Gaza ✍️ Author: Gideon Levy 🎧 Podcast: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWi3nKGvaZyZjtUsi=gvIFL9FBphKjptBM 📚 Book: On Palestine ✍️ Author: Frank Barat 🎧 Podcast: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoPJYoOhabqVfJosi=l55G1zSmwcGbldoU 📚 Book: The Ethnic Cleansing Of Palestine ✍️ Author: Ilan Pappé 🎧 Podcast: kzbin.info/www/bejne/il6miIFqjr-od6ssi=gulwS78hic1VxS20 📚 Book: The Invention Of Palestine ✍️ Author: Zachary Foster 🎧 Podcast: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3inhaeihrOblZIsi=JA2AHQIHRBst2rOU 📚 Book: Palestine In Israeli School Books ✍️ Author: Nurit Peled-Elhanan 🎧 Podcast: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qInWYq2hq613fcUsi=ct85SNylCYk_stDq 📚 Book: Arafat: The Biography ✍️ Author: Andrew Gowers 🎧 Podcast: kzbin.info/www/bejne/baK5fKGlp714gqcsi=zEU4d-T-S-3F8dEO Regards, Omar

[@Carterofmars]

Also- nuance and context isn't analysis. It's almost always simply a furtherance of one's opinions.

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Come again?

[@Hesham_963]

With the current you need to go back to 2007 because that's when Gaza became what was called an open air prison. This year will cast light for example on the claim that Gazans voted for Hamas in 2006. Now were those that committed the action on Oct 7th ( I say this because many of the claims were debunked) even born in 2006 and take it from there...

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Hi, thank you for your feedback. Yes, for sure. Prof. Bunton will be working on a second edition of the book which will include the 2007-2017 time period. We hope to have him back for another episode whenever the new version of the book comes out. If you liked this episode do please subscribe to the channel and also check out our related episode on Israel-Palestine. 👇 📚 Book: Palestine In Israeli School Books ✍️ Author: Nurit Peled-Elhanan 🎧 Podcast: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qInWYq2hq613fcUsi=_NJ-jM5Yg6Hv_Q2L Regards, Omar

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[@cuicita]

Dear presenter: You have good guests on your show, but your interviewing style spoils to some extent the content. Your audience does not want to be constantly aware of your own processing of what your guests say. They want to process it for themselves. It would be good if you asked your questions and then put the interviewee on full-screen, so that we are not obliged to watch your own processing. Above all, please do not try to finish the sentence of the interviewees. Let the interviewees take as long as they like to finish it themselves. Often your own ending to the sentence is different to that of the interviewee, but your voice drowns out the interviewee's voice, such that we in the audience lose clarity on that part of the interviewee's thought. Thank you.

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Hi, thank you for your feedback. I greatly appreciate what you said and I'll take whatever you say to heart and work on self-improvements. Do check out our related episode on Israel-Palestine and let me know if the style followed in this video is better. 👇 📚 Book: Palestine in Israeli School Books ✍️ Author: Nurit Peled-Elhanan 🎧 Podcast: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qInWYq2hq613fcUsi=chuhRTb1W_VrOLe3 Regards, Omar

[@cuicita]

@@bookcafepodcast Hello Omar. Thank you for not resenting my comment. Of course it's a matter of the audience's taste and of the personality of each interviewer. For my part, if on the spectrum of interviewers, from the most interventionist to the least, we have at one extreme, say, Chris Hedges and at the other Owen Jones, with both of whom I'm sure you are familiar, I admire Hedges for the way in which he asks very informed questions and then lets his interviewees answer at whatever length they wish, while he remains silent and unexpressive, neither assenting nor disagreeing by means of nods or shakes of the head, and then follows up with the next question, which only then makes clear to us the extent to which he does in fact agree with what has been said, or thinks it requires some additional or divergent commentary. Owen Jones, on the other hand, with his constant nodding, his face a continual play of assenting, approving, admiring, perplexed, etcetera, gestures, turns his interviews into the public spectacle of his own personal interaction with his interviewees. Even though I generally agree with Jones' points of view, I have to turn the image off to be able to get through his interviews. I'll definitely watch your interview with Nurit Peled-Elhanan. I've heard her before. She's terrific. Thank you and best wishes.

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Yes, I agree with you about Chris Hedges. We hope to have him on the show as well at some point. Thanks again.