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Why the World Must REJECT Zionism | Dr Ghada Karmi

Palestinian author, physician and academic Dr Ghada Karmi joins Ahmed Alnaouq for a far-reaching discussion on Zionism, justice, and the shifting global landscape surrounding Palestine. Support independent, Palestinian-led media from as little as £1 per month: https://www.palestinedeepdive.com/p/s... Ahmed explores her viral confrontation with Israeli settler Dani Dayan at the Oxford Union, the Gaza genocide and its international enablers, the deep structures of Western support for Israel and why the very existence of Palestinians poses a problem for Israel. Karmi also reflects on one-state realities, Your Party, the truth about liberal Zionism, and how the wider public can resist despair and reclaim collective power. The episode closes with the importance of language, and an introduction to Karmi’s newest book Murjana, set in medieval Baghdad. 00:00 Intro 00:42 Begins 03:30 Is it the end for Palestine? 10:30 Who gives Israel this impunity? 12:00 Palestinians must be silenced 13:15 Ghada Karmi’s viral video confronting Dani Dayan at the Oxford Union 17:00 Gaza has exposed the enablers of genocide 19:00 What is so special about Israel? 21:00 We must shift our emphasis to why the enablers support Israel? 23:00 The very existence of Palestinians threatens to undermine support for Israel 28:00 Why does support for Israel run so deeply? 31:00 What does Zionism mean to you? 33:00 One state 36:00 We need a new left party which is anti-Zionist 42:00 The left is very good at fighting each other 43:00 What is the definition of liberal Zionism? 47:00 Did you have a fallout with the PA and the PLO? 49:00 Gaza Tribunal at Istanbul 51:00 How do we stop people from feeling helpless? 54:00 Richard Falk detained by the police in Canada 57:00 Work collectively 57:00 David Lammy is a disgrace 1:00:00 Ben Gvir 1:03:00 The power of words 1:05:00 Zionism has enslaved western governments 1:05:40 Murjana: my newest book set in medieval Baghdad