Show Notes
In this episode, we meet with Dr. Zachary Foster, a Jewish anti-Zionist. Zach is a historian of Palestine with a Ph.D in Near Eastern Studies from Princeton University. We talk about the 1948 and 1967 wars, the Oslo Accords, Hamas, and more. Understanding how we got here when talking about Israel and Palestine will help us figure out how to move towards meaningful and lasting liberation.
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