More land, less Palestinians: Former DU professor Achin Vanaik on Israel’s ideology

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At the 15th memorial event of human rights activist K Balagopal, organised in Hyderabad’s Sundarayya Vignana Kendram, Achin Vanaik spoke on the genocide in Gaza and the Israel Palestine conflict which led up to it. Vanaik is a retired professor of International Relations and Global Politics and an associate fellow with the transnational institute in Amsterdam. In this interview with The News Minute’s Anjana Meenakshi, Vanaik discusses Palestine, the moral cost of the conflict and the role India has played so far.
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[@tusharpotdar5762]

Volume is low and is contain noise, if possible please do remove noise and normalize volume and re-upload video

[@siddarthp6231]

Thank you TNM and Prof Achin for tracing Indian politics vis a vis Isreal Palestine esp Hindutva and Zionism

[@sudheerkumarpaidimarri5104]

Very informative thankyou TNM

[@turanamo]

Lots of background noise. Come on TNM, do better for your listeners and guests.

[@suryaprakash72771]

Just like the Lebensraum policy of the Nazis in Russia and eastern Europe. "More land, less Slavs."

[@nyenchenthangla]

Very good interview but disturbed by lot of background noise and the mic not close enough to the professor. Look forward to such good, informative and objective commentary by the unassuming professor! Thank you!

[@shahaaqib7935]

Good to listen literate ones

[@Democrazee]

Started off saying it was genocide …please define in context 😅

[@ayush885]

The land belongs to the jews, it always has, and it always will. If you start looking at history only from your point of convenience, you'll always come out with the wrong conclusion. History didn't start from 1948, start looking from 1000 BC.

[@nidhinjohny1]

They just don't get it; their entire report stems from Capitalism is bad.

[@Kuppasy]

1000 BC? Yes, there is a lot of history… conversion of Arab Yemeni Humariyat conversion to Judaism, conversion of Arab nebatians become Jews and establish Judea. Conversion of Turkic kazars into Judaism in Ukraine , Bulgaria and Hungary region. Also conversion of German polish Yiddish people into Judaism. Conversion of Berber tribes into Judaism. Judaism is not one ethnicity. 1000 BC is not yesterday. Not all Jews come from middleeast. Mizo Jews don’t even have middleeastern dna. Most Palestinians are descendants of original Jews and Samaritan (have you ever heard of this religion?) and also original Canaanites (do you even know what Canaan means)! There is also a history before 1000 BC that same Torah talks about. Abraham, an immigrant from Iraq to what was then called Canaan and one branch of him give what is called Israelites massacred the native canaanites, amlekites to establish what is called kingdom of Solomon. This is even mentioned in many places in Torah . Summary is not all Jews belong to Palestine. Only Mizrahi Jews who share dna with Palestinians belong to that long. Those converts into Judaism belongs to different parts of the world. Mizo Jews are Mizoram people. Before Jews there was another name to this place called Canaan whom as per Jewish history itself were genocided to establish a very short lived Jewish kingdom, before Persians and Romans and Assyrians invaded that place

[@Coexist-y6f]

Few additions. the place called canaan consisted of today's Israel, WestBank, Gaza, Jordan and Southern Syria and Lebanon. ( Today's Israel occupies only a part of it.) Also British mandate palastine includes today's Israel West bank Gaza and Jordan. ( Todays Israel occupies less than half of it) And yes Jews from around the world migrated to the area due to Jew hatred around the world. Another random thought, there is not other group of people in the world who were hated like the Jews were.

[@Kuppasy]

@@Coexist-y6fNot Jew hatred around the world. Jew hatred in Christian Europe is the right term. Post Christian rule, when Muslims came, it is Muslims and Jews allied in fighting the Christian crusaders. Jews lived in peace in all other places. By 1950, Iraq even had Jewish finance ministers and about half a dozen Jewish senators. Third of Baghdad was Jew. Ottoman treasurer of Baghdad was a Jew. Physician of SAladdin was a Jew. Go read “A memoir of Arab Jew” written by former Oxford Professor, Avi Shlaim

[@Coexist-y6f]

@@Kuppasy Spot on, mate. Agree with everything you are pointing out. Jew hatred in Christian Europe is the right term. But still no one else would have been hated as a group in history. Jews lived in peace and tried to live in peace mostly. They had good relations with Iran, they always agreed to a two state solution. Interesting Question would be who would have started all the conflict.