A not well informed discussion - A Nuanced View on Israel and Palestine Conflict
the description of history is too innocent of the actual history and misses serious fractures in each society. The fundamental problem is that each society has a considerable portion who are of the we take it all (Hamas - Settlers to be too simplistic), and likely larger portions of each agreeable to a settlement. Why then has the conflict not been settled? Because the ‘take it all’ side, is willing to kill their own to ensure not settlements. When Arafat turned down the offer from Barack, he did so because he didn’t want to be killed by those in his own tribe. Just as when Rabin was enacting the Oslo settlement, he was assassinated by one of the we want all of Judea and Samaria (i.e., the West Bank) to prevent the then ongoing installing of a viable two state solution. Unless the two tribes ensure that a viable agreement can defeat in some fashion their own absolutists there will be no enduring peace….
GEMarcus via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/30/24
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First off, I love your podcast. You are a well spoken, brilliant man and I really appreciate what you are putting out into this world. Kudos to you for taking a risk and having a discussion with someone that clearly doesn’t share your point of view. One thing that stuck with me though was...Read full review »
Ariella Arazi via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 03/11/24
Good to listen to someone with a sound ethical approach to evaluating the culture and who asks great questions with little ego.
Kolya247 via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 06/04/24
Coleman is stellar and dedicated to the truth. Just listen to his interviews. His earnestness is something that is in short supply these days. Looking to listen and understand while disagreeing. Haters probably just have to sit heals dug in.
Non partisan 22 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/05/24
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