Can Zionism Survive the Current War in Gaza?

By: Ilan Pappe   Source: Middle East Eye Nov 4, 2024 No Comments


Can Zionism survive the current war in Gaza? Israeli historian Ilan Pappé believes it can’t. In fact, he argues that the liberation of Palestine is an inevitability.

Pappé is the author of 24 books on the Israel-Palestine conflict, and most recently published two books: ‘Lobbying for Zionism on Both Sides of the Atlantic’ and ‘A Very Short History of the Israel-Palestine Conflict’.

Ilan Pappé discusses where the Zionist project originates, why it embraced settler colonialism and why he believes it will ultimately fail to achieve its goals.

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