Ilan Pappe: Israel-Palestine Through the Lens of Settler Colonialism

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KBOO
Air date: 
Fri, 04/28/2017 - 9:00am to 10:00am

  Today we present a talk by Israeli historian Ilan Pappe (recorded by TUC Radio). In his presentation at the Press Club in Washington DC on March 24, 2017, he had challenged the audience with his conclusion that peace between Israelis and Palestinians can no longer be achieved by the so-called two state solution. Instead, Pappe said the only resolution comes with one democratic state for Palestinians and Israelis with equal rights for both. And this radio program presents some of Ilan Pappe's thoughts how this may become a reality.

Ilan Pappe has better standing than many other historians because he was born in Haifa and educated in Israel. He was a senior lecturer in political science at the University of Haifa (1984"2007) His critique of the guiding ideas that went into the founding of Israel in 1948 is based on painstaking - and often painful research. He is now professor of history with the College of Social sciences and International Studies at Exeter in the United Kingdom.

Since 2014 the Washington Report on Middle East Affairs and the Institute for Research: Middle Eastern Policy, have held annual conferences on The Israel Lobby and American Policy. Along with Prof. John Mearsheimer, co-author of The Israel Lobby, Professor Ilan Pappe was the 2017 keynote speaker.

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