Discover how Israel’s occupation of Palestine has become a global blueprint for militarization, surveillance, and population control, with far-reaching impacts on policing and security tactics worldwide.

In this powerful and eye-opening interview, Professor Jeff Halper—leading anthropologist, human rights advocate, and author of War Against the People—takes a deep dive into the Israel-Palestine conflict. Halper discusses the complex dynamics of Israeli occupation, global militarization, and how Israel's "battle-tested" methods of population control are being exported worldwide. From advanced surveillance systems to militarized policing, Halper reveals how these technologies, first developed in the West Bank and Gaza, are now being used by governments across the globe to control dissent and suppress resistance.

As an anthropologist, Jeff Halper offers a unique perspective on the conflict, uncovering the cultural and historical narratives that shape both Israeli and Palestinian societies. He explores how these stories influence not only local conflicts but global systems of control, making connections between Israel’s military strategies and the broader issue of state power in an increasingly militarized world.

This interview is a must-watch for anyone interested in Middle East politics, human rights, global surveillance, and the militarization of policing. Halper’s insights will challenge your understanding of the Israel-Palestine conflict and offer a fresh, critical perspective on the global implications of these practices. Don’t miss this chance to hear from one of the most compelling voices in the conversation on Israel, Palestine, and global security.

00:00 Intro
09:20 Israeli Committee of House Demolition
22:00 The Jewdeization of Palestine
29:50 Two State, One State or No State solution
39:45 Palestinian fate worse than native Americans
40:55 Israeli high tech weapons concerning the world
51:55 Israeli weapons arm the global move to the right
55:50 Zionism as a settler colonial project
01:07:15 Could Israel become a liability

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Jordanian Senator and fmr. Minister of State for Media Affairs, fearless criticises Israel’s occupation and U.S. complicity in the Middle East, which sets him apart as one of Jordan’s most courageous voices.

"In this exclusive 90-minute interview, we sit down with Sakher Dudin, one of Jordan’s most outspoken and fearless political figures, to dive deep into the heart of the Middle East’s most urgent crises. Known for his tenure as Minister of State for Media Affairs and his pivotal role in shaping Jordan’s national policies, Dudin has never shied away from confronting uncomfortable truths. This is your chance to hear him speak with rare candor about Israel’s ongoing aggression in Gaza, the complicity of the United States in supporting such actions, and the complex diplomatic dance Jordan must perform to maintain stability in a volatile region.

Dudin pulls no punches as he criticizes Israel’s illegal settlement expansion and the systematic oppression of Palestinians, arguments that have earned him both praise and harsh criticism at home and abroad. He challenges the U.S. and Western powers to reflect on their role in perpetuating violence and instability in the region. But this interview goes beyond geopolitics. For the first time, Dudin opens up about the personal side of his life. After the interview, he invites us into his home to show private and public photos that capture his journey, revealing the man behind the statesman.

For anyone seeking to understand the difficult choices Jordan faces, or those interested in the human cost of Middle Eastern diplomacy, this conversation offers unparalleled insight. Don’t miss this compelling and thought-provoking interview with Sakher Dudin—a man unafraid to speak truth to power in the face of overwhelming odds."

Time Stamps:

00:00 Intro
05:20 Will the Middle East Burn?
15:00 Jordan in the eye of the storm
21:00 The Geopolitical aspects of the conflict
28:00 Manufacturing consent
33:00 The Settlements
44:30 The illusion of a two state solution
51:30 Israels war crimes in Gaza
57:30 AIPAC and Israeli influence in the US
01:09:40 Jordans custodianship of the holly sites
01:20:00 Reviewing the Jordan/Israeli peace treaty
01:32:20 Arab complicity in the Middle Eastern conflicts

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What drives Israel’s brutal Militarism? Renowned psychologist Benjamin Beit-Hallahmi dives deep into the psychological forces at the root of Israel's brutal militarism in this powerful and revealing interview. He explores how collective trauma, historical conflict, and national denial shape Israeli policies and fuel ongoing violence in the region. Drawing from decades of research, Beit-Hallahmi unpacks the emotional and moral complexities behind Israel’s actions, challenging conventional narratives. If you've ever wondered why militarism dominates Israeli policy or how trauma impacts a nation, this is a conversation you can't miss.

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Time Stamps:
00:00 Intro
05:00 The psychology of war
10:50 War as legalised murder
18:50 Zionism as colonial project
39:40 Israels original sin
51:00 The origins of Israels nuclear secrets
01:02:00 A legacy of dispossession
01:21:00 The greater Israel
01:34:30 Consequences of indoctrination

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