In this episode of Fronts & Faultlines, Palestinian academic and writer Abdaljawad Omar traces the historical continuity between the Zionist movement, settler militias and Israeli state power. The discussion explores the expansionist logic of “Greater Israel,” the fragmentation of Palestinian resistance, the legacy of Oslo, and why Western sanctions against settlers may amount to little more than political theatre.
To understand the West Bank, he argues, we have to look beyond individual settlers and at the wider system of land expropriation, occupation, colonialism and political control.
Fronts + Fault Lines is developed by the Palestinian Youth Movement (PYM), an organisation of Palestinian and Arab youth in the diaspora struggling for the liberation of our land and people, and hosted by organisers Jeanine and Nihal.
The Hidden System Behind Settler Violence
Abdaljawad Omar joins Fronts + Fault Lines to discuss what is driving settler violence in the occupied Wes Bank.
…who profited from it?
If you want to know WHY a crime happens,
WHO profited from it?
Tell me what you know about cromwell and city of london?
Tell me what you know about 1913, the federal reserve,
two world wars and balfour arrangements.