Brothers-in-law Amit and Tony needed some informed perspective on the war in Gaza, so they spoke with historian Seth Anziska of University College of London. His book Preventing Palestine: A Political History from Camp David to Oslo offers what might be the best diplomatic history of the period and sheds light on present crisis.
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Brothers-in-law Amit and Tony needed some informed perspective on the war in Gaza, so they spoke with historian Seth Anziska of University College of London. His book Preventing Palestine: A Political History from Camp David to Oslo offers what might be the best diplomatic history of the period and sheds light on present crisis.
Appetite for Destruction (w/Benjamin Teitelbaum) - Ep109 - 4.7.22
No Politics at the Dinner Table - Podcast
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Appetite for Destruction (w/Benjamin Teitelbaum) - Ep109 - 4.7.22
Brothers-in-law Amit and Tony discuss what makes Sufis, neo-fascists, and Russian imperialists get hyped up: a weird theory called Traditionalism. We speak with the guy who wrote the book on it, Benjamin Teitelbaum, and learn about how maybe Limp Bizkit's "Break Stuff" could be a Traditionalist anthem.
No Politics at the Dinner Table - Podcast
Brothers-in-law Amit and Tony needed some informed perspective on the war in Gaza, so they spoke with historian Seth Anziska of University College of London. His book Preventing Palestine: A Political History from Camp David to Oslo offers what might be the best diplomatic history of the period and sheds light on present crisis.
