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2021-05-21
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Israel-Palestine latest conflict discussion with: Roland Vogt & James Morton
2021-05-21
The horrific images of rockets raining down on both Arab and Jewish citizens in recent weeks represent yet another round in the seemingly unending circle of violence that has surround the Israeli Palestinian conflict for at least seven decades – and arguably more if you want to go to back to the history of hostilities in the area around Jerusalem, a crucible for three major religions. Despite numerous attempts at achieving some kind of solution, the recent unrest, which emanated from clashes in Jerusalem’s sacred Muslim locations during the holy month of Ramadan, provides strong evidence that the more intransigent elements are in the ascendancy both in Israel with an extremist nationalist government and among the Palestinians in the form of the Islamic fundamentalist Hamas government in Gaza.
With us to talk about the latest Israel-Palestine conflict are James Morton, Assistant Professor of the Department of History at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, and Roland Vogt, Associate Professor of European Studies at the University of Hong Kong.
With us to talk about the latest Israel-Palestine conflict are James Morton, Assistant Professor of the Department of History at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, and Roland Vogt, Associate Professor of European Studies at the University of Hong Kong.
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