Yuval Noah Harari: Perils of viewing Israel-Palestine through the 'victimhood' context | GZERO World

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  • čas přidán 13. 03. 2024
  • Within the context of the Israel-Gaza war, ‪@YuvalNoahHarari‬ and Ian Bremmer talk about transforming victimhood narratives into shared empowerment and the subtle, yet crucial, distinction between positive patriotism and dangerous nationalism.
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    In a wide-ranging conversation with Ian Bremmer, filmed live at the historic 92nd Street Y in NYC, bestselling author Yuval Noah Harari discusses the profound role narratives play in conflict resolution and identity politics. It’s through this framing that Harari and Ian address the latest conflict between Israel and Gaza. Victimhood, Harari posits, often comes with an element of truth, but it carries the danger of absolving individuals or nations of responsibility. "If you think about yourself primarily as a victim, it relieves you of all responsibility," he explains.
    Bremmer also presses Harari on the notion of narratives, and particularly, how to distinguish between patriotism and nationalism. Harari describes patriotism as the love for a unique group and a willingness to do more for them, akin to how we treat our families. Nationalism, however, turns perilous when it crosses into supremacism - when love for one's group becomes an excuse to despise and discriminate against others. Harari asserts, "It becomes dangerous when we start saying this group of people, they are not just unique. They are superior."
    Harari defends the possibility of simultaneously supporting the rights and dignities of both Israelis and Palestinians. Holding dual narratives of both people's aspirations to live dignified lives in their homelands is not only possible but necessary, according to Harari. "Just because you are in favor of the rights of Palestinians doesn't mean you have to be also in favor of destroying Israel completely," he states.
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Komentáře • 228

  • @GZEROMedia
    @GZEROMedia  Před 2 měsíci

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  • @seanomaille8157
    @seanomaille8157 Před 3 měsíci +49

    Is Mr. Harari being deliberately naive?
    "The Israeli government dispatched a medical aid team to assist survivors in Rwanda, led by the minister of environmental protection, Yossi Sarid. But that mission was all for show, because the Israeli government had shipped weapons to the brutal Hutu regime, which had killed around 800,000 Tutsis in 100 days. Such shipments included Uzi submachine guns and hand grenades, both before and during the genocide."
    The Palestine Laboratory by A Lowenstein

    • @sreddie1
      @sreddie1 Před 2 měsíci +3

      But he is not wrong.. you probably are... if you don't want to realize this reality, it doesn't changes that the facts ... i advice you to listen less to Al-Jazeera and other biased media outlets and think for yourself

    • @seanomaille8157
      @seanomaille8157 Před 2 měsíci +10

      @@sreddie1 Your opinion versus my facts. Ok

    • @luxusetveritas2844
      @luxusetveritas2844 Před 2 měsíci

      ​@@sreddie1
      Nice biaised advice...

    • @sreddie1
      @sreddie1 Před 2 měsíci

      @@seanomaille8157 your "facts" are nothing more than a modern antisemitism.. blaming Israelis and Jews for all wrongs in the world, and use biased half-truths to push your agenda.
      I'll take Yuval's and my facts , and our opinions anytime over your crazy racist BS

    • @audizul
      @audizul Před 20 dny

      I mean check his background.... You'll be less surprised

  • @MrJosephholbrook
    @MrJosephholbrook Před 8 dny +2

    okay, this was much better than I was expecting.

  • @nidalhazboun7717
    @nidalhazboun7717 Před 2 měsíci +37

    Theory, even the most brilliant one, may fall short in the face of reality. especially when you are part of the equation.
    Victimize oneself can serve too many purposes, being one of them "best midia excuse to carrying a pre defined plan." As he cited, " Superpowers also do it like Russia, " but he forgot to mention Israel.

    • @sreddie1
      @sreddie1 Před 2 měsíci +2

      But he is not wrong.. you probably are... if you don't want to realize this reality, it doesn't changes that fact they are... i advice you to listen less to Al-Jazeera and other biased media outlets and think for yourself

    • @robertpirsig5011
      @robertpirsig5011 Před 2 měsíci +6

      ​@@sreddie1I listen to BBC and CNN and even their mild coverage is horrible to listen to. Israel is becoming a pariah state.

    • @nidalhazboun7717
      @nidalhazboun7717 Před 2 měsíci

      Kkk

    • @danbfm
      @danbfm Před 8 dny +1

      It was not spelled out but was very implied that both Israel and Palestinians subscribe to a victim narrative.

  • @jonathanwatkins222
    @jonathanwatkins222 Před 2 měsíci +58

    I'm thinking that as Mr. Harari speaks of a People feeling superior he also takes on this motive while speaking of the Palestinians potential futures. I would imagine that most Palestinians don't have that luxury while they are being ethnically cleansed in Palestine at this moment.

    • @raz5802
      @raz5802 Před 2 měsíci

      Jonathan, I am sorry but you don't understand the conflict at all. The people who feel superior are the Muslim Arab population who do not agree to allow Jews to live here (unless as 2nd class citizens), let alone be a majority. They are the ones who want ethnic cleansing but thank g-d we can defend ourselves and prevent it. Those non-Jews who wish to live in peace live peacefully alongside Jews. The proof is in the numbers! Look how many Jews live in Muslim countries before and after 48 and look at the number of Muslims living in Israel...

  • @goeleal1520
    @goeleal1520 Před 3 měsíci +60

    I agree with much of it, but what I don't like is this narrative that levels up the oppression, as if both people (Palestinians and Israelis) were being mistreated equally. We all know that is not the case, and an honest debater should leave that clear from the start.

    • @17XmaxB
      @17XmaxB Před 2 měsíci

      When you want to bring a positive message, and to start a political argument, you shouldn't bring up facts about who is more oppressed, even though it feels urgent and purly unjust to ignore that theres a side who constantly attacks the Israelis, non stop for almost 80 years, with no any intention for peace, while as soon as Israelis try to defend themselves the UN and all of that shit would be quick to condem, accuse, and oppress any attempt of them defending themselves, which is not a lot to ask.

    • @twelvecatsinatrenchcoat
      @twelvecatsinatrenchcoat Před 2 měsíci

      The only reason there's an inequality is because one side is significantly more talented, intelligent, skilled, funded, trained, educated, and enlightened.
      It's only one sided because one of these groups of people built their entire culture around scholarship while the other built it's entire culture around martyrdom.
      If the shoe were on the other foot, if you flipped a magic switch that had them change sides... do you think for a second they'd be more gentle? Or do you think they'd be far, far, FAR more oppressive?

    • @danbfm
      @danbfm Před 8 dny

      Muslims have been mistreating christians jews hindus bahais and zorastrians and treating them as dhimmis for 1300 years. It all started with Islam. These populations have been treated as second class citizens, and regularly killed and raped and is sanctioned and permitted by Islam. Now tell me how infidels are supposed to live in peace with their muslim neighbors. Ask these other religions minorities who they side with in this conflict at 100% will say with Israel.

  • @sydneymaskelyne8118
    @sydneymaskelyne8118 Před měsícem +1

    Thank you very much, Yuval Noah Harari, for all that you have said about pain, suffering, victimhood, war, etc., etc. It ALL NEEDS to be SAID, and said OFTEN, and said FORCEFULLY !!! However, it ALSO NEEDS TO BE CAREFULLY CONSIDERED, THOUGHT ABOUT, and PRACTISED !!! Great thoughts, great truths DIE if they are NOT PRACTICED !!!

  • @samaok4043
    @samaok4043 Před 2 měsíci +60

    defintely he is brave and noble man, but he say: Israeli has the right to live in their homeland and i totally agree but the question is: what is their homeland? is it the land that they migrated to and occupied by killing its people and stealing their homes and land? does this make it their legitimate land?!?

    • @johnny-blaze591
      @johnny-blaze591 Před 2 měsíci +20

      The Palestinian mandate was supposed to be converted into two states, one Jewish, one Arab. The mandate was established on land previously being submitted to Ottoman imperial rule. Are you against this decision, and if yes, why? Would a civil war (which actually happened) have been the better option? It was clear that the Arabs wouldn't accept to live with Jews, and the Jews, in turn, didn't feel it possible to live with Arabs (even though the latter has been the case, whereas the Arabs did expel Jews from the areas the Arabs conquered in 1948). The Arabs rioted against the Jews in 1929 and again in the Arab revolts in the 1930s. Why is the expulsion of Jews okay, but not the expulsion of Arabs? Are population transfers reason to insist that a nation shouldn't exist? If so, why would you think that Turkey or Pakistan should be allowed to exist, but not Israel? Is it occupation of other countries or people's areas? If so, why should Morocco, Iran, Iraq, or Turkey exist, but not Israel?

    • @MuayThai_Apprentice
      @MuayThai_Apprentice Před 2 měsíci +1

      very well put

    • @eden3685
      @eden3685 Před 2 měsíci

      And how exactly did you think your country was founded? You think your country’s founders was the first to step their foot on that land and magically noone was living there and founded it? Or there was some small amount of people living there and your country’s founders just went up to them and asked them nicely to have their land and they just accepted? You need to learn some history.
      You should educate yourself about Muslim colonialism (how they invaded and conquered many countries and who lived there before) and where are now all the Jews that lived in those countries from ancient times. How many were killed and how many were displaced. Do you know Egypt's history before Muslims came and destroyed its native people? So many muslim countries 50+ do you think they did that by asking ? Not only many jewish people were ethically cleansed from many muslims countries just see how christians are treated there.
      Palestinians are mainly Arab migration workers that for 1920 flooded the land to work for British. In their names you can see their origin. So technically they are not Palestinians. Does this knowledge change anything in the current situation? No.

    • @eden3685
      @eden3685 Před 2 měsíci

      Quote from Zuheir Mohsen a senior member of the Palestine Liberation Organization,
      "There's no such thing as a separate Palestinian people, there's no difference between Jordanians Palestinians Syrians... the Palestinian identity exists only for tactical reasons. The creation of a Palestinian state is a new instrument in our ongoing war against the state of Israel and for the purpose of our Arab unity.
      en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zuheir_Mohsen
      "Mohsen himself stated that there were "no differences between Jordanians, Palestinians, Syrians, and Lebanese", though Palestinian identity would be emphasised for political reasons. In a March 1977 interview with the Dutch newspaper Trouw he stated that "between Jordanians, Palestinians, Syrians and Lebanese there are no differences. We are all part of one people, the Arab nation [...] Just for political reasons we carefully underwrite our Palestinian identity. Because it is of national interest for the Arabs to advocate the existence of Palestinians to balance Zionism. Yes, the existence of a separate Palestinian identity exists only for tactical reasons", representing the Ba'athist perceptive regarding the question of Palestine"

    • @eden3685
      @eden3685 Před 2 měsíci +2

      At the formation of (Trans)Jordan, 50% population was already Palestinian.
      Then Jordan annexed West Bank in 1950 and the number rose to ~75%. Entire West Bank was given Jordanian citizenship.
      Then another demographic change happened in 1967 when Israel took control over West Bank. The number reduced but then Jordan which was already using Palestinian Fidayeens (suicide bombers) as proxies against Israel decided to give refuge to Paleatinian militants. But that backfired and resulted in Black September (Jordan Civil War) where Palestinian militants killed Jordanian PM and created unrest in Jordan. Eventually Jordan booted these troublemakers and Palestinian militants relocated to Lebanon (which already had sizeable Palestinian refugees). Again it resulted in (Lebanese) Civil War.
      Moral of the story: Don't consider Palestinian as some innocent people who are being oppressed by devilish Israel. Palestinians have their own devilish intent but lacked resources to realise it. But time and again Palestinians have shown they have devilish intent and if provided with resources can realise it too.
      Here are few examples of "innocent" activities carried by Palestinians:
      1. Fidayeen attacks on Israeli civilians while West Bank Palestinians were citizens of Jordan.
      2. No claim on Palestinian land as per first charter of PLO in 1964 but wanted end of existence of Israel, indirectly meaning wipe Israel out of map and subsume the Palestinian land into Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt and no need of separate Palestine.
      2. Black September (Jordan Civil War).
      3. Lebanese Civil War.
      4. Munich Massacre.
      5. Air France hi-jack.
      6. Italian Cruise ship hi-jack.
      7. Oct 7 massacre.
      Now some people will try to segregate Hamas and other militants from Palestinians; but unfortunately the hatred indoctrinated on both sides means Hamas and Palestine are two sides of same coin and can't be separated.

  • @cristinakasselas555
    @cristinakasselas555 Před 2 měsíci +17

    1 state 2 states whatever but the palestinians to be recognized as citizens ! And rebuilding Gaza for PALESTINIANS not for the americans or canadians jews !
    And no, presenting others atrocities it doesn't take the blame for the present atrocity and it is not less important !

  • @SputnikCrisis
    @SputnikCrisis Před 3 měsíci +2

    I love watching G Zero Media and drinking G Zero Glacier Freeze. Thanks Ian!

  • @anellawrites
    @anellawrites Před 12 dny +5

    My abusive parents were victims apparently. Everything they did to me was my fault. And I was under ten.

    • @rebekahlevy4562
      @rebekahlevy4562 Před 9 dny

      Trauma psychology is applicable--as you might infer here--to whole peoples and cultures. If the trauma isn't dealt with honestly and in good faith, no amount of restitution, including military might and even statehood, can preven a trauma sufferer from re-enacting another version of their own trauma on others. Which is what we're witnessing with Israel and Gaza right now. Israel has 2000 years' worth of unrecovered trauma, which they are now acting-out in supreme insanity--just like an untreated veteran might, or a serial rapist (who was likely themself sexually abused as a kid)...and the Jihadists (Hamas being Jihadist) absolutely deny all historical Jewish trauma (a lot of Muslim kids know NOTHING about the Holocaust, or are taught that this is fiction made up by Zionists and Infidel Jew-lovers)--and educate their kids that way as well--because they have the Palestinian generational trauma to play on, of bulldozed houses and villages, lost family land, checkpoints everywhere and, in the West Bank, insane Settlers. It becomes a competition to see Who's The Biggest Victim. And NOBODY wins except for Hamas.

  • @avinashtyagi2
    @avinashtyagi2 Před 3 měsíci +62

    His argument doesn't appear to be in good faith.
    If you're supporting continued Israeli settlements and occupation in Gaza and West Bank, then you aren't giving Palestinians a path to a better life or dignity in their own homeland.
    Also, Germany and Japan changed after WW2 because they were built up economically with the help of the US. US and Israel have not done anything of the sort in Palestinian lands, in fact one could easily make an argument that US and Israel have worked to do the opposite.

    • @benb6527
      @benb6527 Před 3 měsíci

      Yes but the Palestinians will never, ever accept a Jewish state. Not for centuries.

    • @jkaur4736
      @jkaur4736 Před 3 měsíci

      Yes, I'm so tired of this victimhood, which has been used as a cover for genocide and ethnic cleansing of Palestinians.

    • @avinashtyagi2
      @avinashtyagi2 Před 3 měsíci +5

      @@user-bl1ji7io6u All sides can play the history game, it's a nonsense distraction. What matters is the here and now.

    • @robbiep742
      @robbiep742 Před 3 měsíci +13

      He doesn't supports settlements, but go ahead and act as an agent of division and disinformation. He didn't say Germany resolved by magic, he indicated "the right decisions" needed to be made. In fact, he literally called for the rebuilding of Gaza in this clip. So sick of people like you lying endlessly to create division.

    • @user-os1xs5fp6u
      @user-os1xs5fp6u Před 3 měsíci

      Muslims mostly like to blame others for their misery!!! When it comes to solution and taking action for change then their arguments fall apart and their true faces become obvious!!!
      Just look at Iran Afghanistan Syria Libya Sudan Yemen Lebanon Iraq.... Turkey.
      Turkey alone continuously bombs Kurdish people much like Iran!!!
      I'm an Iranian national and I stand with people and state of Israel ❤️🌷🌺🌹❤️
      We understand the evils of Islam!!!
      Hamas and Hezbollah must be eradicated!!!!
      من ایرانیم و در کنار مردم و دولت اسراییل هستم 🌺ما از نیات شیطانی اسلام آگاهیم!!! حماس و حزب‌الله باید نابود شوند!!!

  • @tuomas3964
    @tuomas3964 Před měsícem +7

    I simply do not understand why people feel Hararis message is somehow radical. He is talking sence here thriugh a very broad scope. Maybe it will not help the Palestinians right now but he is still making sence. He is not a crisis worker or a politician so he has the right to think about these things. His occupation is to think.

  • @robertosullivan7638
    @robertosullivan7638 Před 3 měsíci +43

    I have respect for Harari who is an interesting thinker, but I don't understand how you can talk about victimhood in an abstract, cultural sense, when there are tens of thousands of actual victims in brutal massacres and human rights abuses. Though this man is very intelligent, he seems to have a selective blindness to the extreme Israeli nationalism that is attempting to cleanse the country of its Palestinian population. In practical terms, this is an emergency, and in theoretical terms it is one population dehumanizing another.

    • @tr3der
      @tr3der Před 3 měsíci +8

      How do you see Israel ethnic cleaning.? Palestinian populations have grown exponentially the past 25 years. Please explain your position other than repeating what you hear from people saying words without understanding and fact checking.

    • @robertosullivan7638
      @robertosullivan7638 Před 2 měsíci +1

      @@tr3derThat's hilarious that you accuse me of plagiarism when I have explained my own views on such particular terms - how could these be taken from anywhere else? I would expand on my meaning, but by your limited command of English I expect that would be a waste of time. I suggest in future you look at the number of people being killed and think less about the nationality/religion of the victims

    • @tr3der
      @tr3der Před 2 měsíci

      @@robertosullivan7638 I think this comment is intended for someone else

    • @robertosullivan7638
      @robertosullivan7638 Před 2 měsíci +2

      @@tr3der Like someone with a conscience? Or someone who doesn't connect population growth with ethnic cleansing, ie. someone who isn't morally devoid?

    • @simonyyy5877
      @simonyyy5877 Před 2 měsíci

      Victims of massacres or victims of being used as human shields and bad choices of governance
      At the end of the war of 1948, there were 156,000 Arabs in Israel and zero Jews in the West Bank and Gaza. The population of Jews in Arab countries from 1948-72 went down by 95% while the population of Arabs in what was once the British mandate probably doubled. I wonder who is responsible for ethnic cleansing.

  • @tomb614
    @tomb614 Před 2 měsíci +54

    He's an Israel apologist

  • @user-su9np8yd4g
    @user-su9np8yd4g Před 2 měsíci +35

    I felt he is a mild version of Netanyahu... throwing Saudi Arabia in the middle and ignoringthe Palestinians

    • @sarahtiferet9025
      @sarahtiferet9025 Před 2 měsíci +2

      LOL! NO , no he's not . HE SAID that a Peace agreement between Saudi Arabia and Israel SHOULD INCLUDE the Palestinians . You didn't listen. So you must be Trolling ...

    • @twelvecatsinatrenchcoat
      @twelvecatsinatrenchcoat Před 2 měsíci

      Why would you do anything other than ignore them? They cannot be negotiated with. There is no reason to talk to them.

  • @zak3086
    @zak3086 Před 2 měsíci

    Great!

  • @kristine8338
    @kristine8338 Před 3 měsíci +1

    I hope from the bottom of my heart you are right but thinking about my experiences I have a different point of view. I hope I am wrong but until now, the seventh of October proved me right. And yes I am not as eloquent and smart as you are. Moreover it is difficult to explain the content and source of my words… wishing you the best. ❣️

  • @platero814
    @platero814 Před 2 měsíci +14

    Harari has a brilliant mind, and I think he's both compassionate and reasonable and has always something interesting to say, but it's a pity that he uses Rwanda as an example. I think he doesn't know the country and should inform himself better. First of all, consider that Kagame, Rwanda's dictator, is probably laughing at Putin's meager 87% of the vote in the elections. If Harari mentions the genocide, he should also not forget that Rwanda took part in two wars after the genocide, were there were at least five times as many deaths. The Congo wars are the bloodiest wars in Africa's recent history, they are also known as the Africa's World War.
    In the aftermath Rwanda established a repressive dictatorship in which any dissent would be crushed mercilessly. Little has changed. And by the way, Harari should also note that he would probably get into big trouble if he was in Rwanda and says what he says in this interview, as any mentioning of hutus and tutsis in public is dangerous and generally not a good idea.

    • @safiya4339
      @safiya4339 Před 2 měsíci

      gosh. Thank you for this perspective.

    • @ttrons2
      @ttrons2 Před 2 měsíci

      Don't agree. He is neither brilliant nor compassionate. I read his books.

  • @bbbartolo
    @bbbartolo Před 11 dny +1

    interesting on Israel/Palestine the numbers in the audience who DIDN'T applaud

  • @elqord.1118
    @elqord.1118 Před 2 měsíci +24

    Oh no Mr. Hararai. You now made it clear where you are standing on this. Israel makes a best effort!?

  • @alexgoslar4057
    @alexgoslar4057 Před 2 měsíci +2

    Very insightful from a human perspective. It is difficult to change narratives that are so deeply ingrained in humanity.

  • @hammadulhaq9398
    @hammadulhaq9398 Před 16 dny

    4:07 great

  • @renzo6490
    @renzo6490 Před 3 měsíci +5

    Can one feel patriotism for a country made up of a variety of very different cultures?
    Is the population of the United States a “unique group of people “?
    Does the average American “love and care about “ all classes and cultures that comprise the country?

    • @luxusetveritas2844
      @luxusetveritas2844 Před 2 měsíci

      👍🎩

    • @simeonsamaan3564
      @simeonsamaan3564 Před 2 měsíci

      When Americans get out into the rest of the world, they can definitely see their unique traits which unite the various heritages that comprise the US.

  • @CDGMR1
    @CDGMR1 Před měsícem +2

    I didn’t know about the Rwandan genocide, where were the riots and protests for them? 😔 So sad.

  • @Chuck-mp1ji
    @Chuck-mp1ji Před 2 měsíci

    One has to stop this naive narrative. The reality hasn't sent a clear enough message for our historian.

  • @arshiyankhan8580
    @arshiyankhan8580 Před 9 dny +2

    Great mind, articulated speech, ruthless dishonest.

  • @karimtabrizi376
    @karimtabrizi376 Před 3 měsíci +4

    Isreal badly needs fresh critical thinkers like yuval

    • @benb6527
      @benb6527 Před 3 měsíci +2

      Well, Palestine has zero of them so…..

    • @sergeedelstein3463
      @sergeedelstein3463 Před 3 měsíci +3

      In Israel at least half of the population thinks like him, but I never heard anything even close from our cousins.

    • @benb6527
      @benb6527 Před 3 měsíci +2

      @@sergeedelstein3463Truth truth truth. At least Jews try to seek the truth - 'the next world on earth.' To me that is Science. We knew that there was more than myth and idolatry. Einstein is our messiah, not Jesus, and likewise he made mistakes as all messiahs do!

    • @benb6527
      @benb6527 Před 3 měsíci

      ​@@user-bl1ji7io6uWell Catholicism is very particular and controlling, insisting religion cannot be individual. Translation forbidden so you have to rely on an intellectual elite for connection to God and thus Power. Still, even 2000+ years into this Christianity / Islam experiment, it's about controlling knowledge, because turns out, knowledge really does equal power.

    • @nidalhazboun7717
      @nidalhazboun7717 Před 2 měsíci

      But he has a decision to make right now Israel vision or humanity vision

  • @gulnida7801
    @gulnida7801 Před 29 dny +3

    I am dissapointed. Honestly, I thought he would have a better stance on this, especially because he is a big opponent on Netanyahu. If he can not see what his own people are doing right now, in the name of victims of October 7th, he might as well be blind.

  • @cruzaralotrolado
    @cruzaralotrolado Před měsícem

    I don't think it makes sense to compare this situation with Rwanda. People killing with knifes is pretty different from attacking from the sky with a huge military advantage. It seems much more cowardly to me.

  • @ttrons2
    @ttrons2 Před 3 měsíci +23

    Harari and his stories. Enough already.

  • @Mohamed-bm6yk
    @Mohamed-bm6yk Před 7 dny

    The lesson from holoaust isnt antisemitim that not abstract thinking the lesson shouldve been responsability of antigenocide

  • @yunshuiseng8
    @yunshuiseng8 Před 2 měsíci +1

    Still it is a difference when Israelis call themselves "victim" or when Palestinians do so, simply because of the amount of crimes they have had to experience and have done themselves.

    • @eden3685
      @eden3685 Před 2 měsíci

      The palestinians attack and then act as victims thats the whole story again and again

    • @eden3685
      @eden3685 Před 2 měsíci

      At the formation of (Trans)Jordan, 50% population was already Palestinian.
      Then Jordan annexed West Bank in 1950 and the number rose to ~75%. Entire West Bank was given Jordanian citizenship.
      Then another demographic change happened in 1967 when Israel took control over West Bank. The number reduced but then Jordan which was already using Palestinian Fidayeens (suicide bombers) as proxies against Israel decided to give refuge to Paleatinian militants. But that backfired and resulted in Black September (Jordan Civil War) where Palestinian militants killed Jordanian PM and created unrest in Jordan. Eventually Jordan booted these troublemakers and Palestinian militants relocated to Lebanon (which already had sizeable Palestinian refugees). Again it resulted in (Lebanese) Civil War.
      Moral of the story: Don't consider Palestinian as some innocent people who are being oppressed by devilish Israel. Palestinians have their own devilish intent but lacked resources to realise it. But time and again Palestinians have shown they have devilish intent and if provided with resources can realise it too.
      Here are few examples of "innocent" activities carried by Palestinians:
      1. Fidayeen attacks on Israeli civilians while West Bank Palestinians were citizens of Jordan.
      2. No claim on Palestinian land as per first charter of PLO in 1964 but wanted end of existence of Israel, indirectly meaning wipe Israel out of map and subsume the Palestinian land into Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt and no need of separate Palestine.
      2. Black September (Jordan Civil War).
      3. Lebanese Civil War.
      4. Munich Massacre.
      5. Air France hi-jack.
      6. Italian Cruise ship hi-jack.
      7. Oct 7 massacre.
      Now some people will try to segregate Hamas and other militants from Palestinians; but unfortunately the hatred indoctrinated on both sides means Hamas and Palestine are two sides of same coin and can't be separated.

  • @yassinemekka2229
    @yassinemekka2229 Před 2 měsíci +3

    I Like Harari but come on they slaughtered 13.000 children, 13.000 thousand. Israel Shows such cruelty i really cant Imagine how they can See themselves as victims

    • @eden3685
      @eden3685 Před 2 měsíci

      Palestinians attack and then act as victims thats the whole story again and again.

    • @eden3685
      @eden3685 Před 2 měsíci

      At the formation of (Trans)Jordan, 50% population was already Palestinian.
      Then Jordan annexed West Bank in 1950 and the number rose to ~75%. Entire West Bank was given Jordanian citizenship.
      Then another demographic change happened in 1967 when Israel took control over West Bank. The number reduced but then Jordan which was already using Palestinian Fidayeens (suicide bombers) as proxies against Israel decided to give refuge to Paleatinian militants. But that backfired and resulted in Black September (Jordan Civil War) where Palestinian militants killed Jordanian PM and created unrest in Jordan. Eventually Jordan booted these troublemakers and Palestinian militants relocated to Lebanon (which already had sizeable Palestinian refugees). Again it resulted in (Lebanese) Civil War.
      Moral of the story: Don't consider Palestinian as some innocent people who are being oppressed by devilish Israel. Palestinians have their own devilish intent but lacked resources to realise it. But time and again Palestinians have shown they have devilish intent and if provided with resources can realise it too.
      Here are few examples of "innocent" activities carried by Palestinians:
      1. Fidayeen attacks on Israeli civilians while West Bank Palestinians were citizens of Jordan.
      2. No claim on Palestinian land as per first charter of PLO in 1964 but wanted end of existence of Israel, indirectly meaning wipe Israel out of map and subsume the Palestinian land into Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt and no need of separate Palestine.
      2. Black September (Jordan Civil War).
      3. Lebanese Civil War.
      4. Munich Massacre.
      5. Air France hi-jack.
      6. Italian Cruise ship hi-jack.
      7. Oct 7 massacre.
      Now some people will try to segregate Hamas and other militants from Palestinians; but unfortunately the hatred indoctrinated on both sides means Hamas and Palestine are two sides of same coin and can't be separated.

    • @eden3685
      @eden3685 Před 2 měsíci

      Some samples from last 20 years:
      Nigeria vs Boko Haram 350,000 dead
      Sudan vs JEM/Darfur 300,000 dead
      Yemen vs Houthis 233,000 dead
      Pakistan vs Islamists 50,000 dead
      Syria's civil war 400,000 dead
      South Sudan's civil war 400,000 dead
      Ethiopia and Eritrea vs Tigray 600,000 dead
      Do you remember protests for all these dead?
      Me, neither.
      It is not about people or land in Gaza.

  • @user-bx9md4rs9o
    @user-bx9md4rs9o Před 2 měsíci +7

    Except that the Palestinians are victims of the state of Israel. He suggests personal and community power that Israel denies Palestinians.

  • @lionelbradley4394
    @lionelbradley4394 Před 19 dny +1

    Deuteronomy 23:17 KJV - There shall be no whore of the daughters of Israel, nor a sodomite of the sons of Israel.
    1 Corinthians 6:9-10 KJV - Know ye not that the unrighteous shall not inherit the kingdom of God? Be not deceived: neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor effeminate, nor abusers of themselves with mankind, Nor thieves, nor covetous, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor extortioners, shall inherit the kingdom of God.

  • @user-wb4cl7wm7n
    @user-wb4cl7wm7n Před 2 měsíci +1

    WEF puppet

  • @janklaas6885
    @janklaas6885 Před 3 měsíci

    📍5:04

  • @user-rt5iw7lx6r
    @user-rt5iw7lx6r Před 2 měsíci +1

    Yuval should clearly define that Israel is committing a genocide. Sure he can say both sides approach from victims view. But he should say even if there are some victim elements with the Jewish claim. In fact 99.9 percent is Israelis brutally depriving Palestinians of all human rights.

  • @normansilbert3305
    @normansilbert3305 Před 2 měsíci +14

    Harari is hyped as a great thinker and visionary. Over time, I have come to believe that he is highly overrated and an extremist pandering to a targeted audience of self-proclaimed intellectuals and pseudo-intelligentsia.

    • @safiya4339
      @safiya4339 Před 2 měsíci +1

      well , nobody's perfect 😉, maybe we can still learn something from him? I am sort of desperate right now for any kind of sense or wisdom 🙄🙄🙄!!

    • @emmanuelbyiringiro7207
      @emmanuelbyiringiro7207 Před 2 měsíci

      Only smart people can identify smart people

  • @MartinaVonTrapp
    @MartinaVonTrapp Před 18 dny +2

    For the worst storm to pass, Israel needs to IMMEDIATELY STOP its GENOCIDE, it is currently committing in Gaza as we speak.
    It is pretty presumptuous of Mr Harari to sit on stage, and show us how "things are terrible now, but things will be better".

  • @RichardPepperman-kk9yb

    Several questions and comments by the host were significantly uninformed. Several times he was making assumptions that were provably false.

  • @khattak99
    @khattak99 Před měsícem +7

    Victimhood is what led to the creation of Israel, and the Europeans played well into that narrative.

  • @myenglishgig5182
    @myenglishgig5182 Před 8 dny

    Incorrect Mr Harrari. These are not two ideas happening at the same time, it’s two countries on top of each other. One of them - the occupier Israel, is supported financially and militarily by the most powerful country in the world, as well as UK, Germany and France. Glaring lack of honesty and humanity in your type of rhetoric. Just have a look at the ultra-nationalist Flag March aggravating the situation in East Jerusalem and over a 100 Palestinians killed in a school just yesterday.Really grateful to the young people around the world who are protesting this terrible genocide and occupation. Free Palestine! ☮️❤️

  • @belkiztukus6641
    @belkiztukus6641 Před měsícem

    Wel isreal is the best player of victimhood.

  • @moalerivu2139
    @moalerivu2139 Před 3 měsíci +6

    People talking about the two state solution should remember how many times Palestinians have rejected it in the past. Not a good idea to force solutions on people who don't want it.

  • @paulbvd2258
    @paulbvd2258 Před 15 dny

    I think his analysis and comparisons are very shallow and hardly useful for what's happening in the real world. For example, countries in the 'global south', which to a large extend have been real victims of colonial exploitation, are more and more going their own way (and maybe even standing up) against developed countries/their former colonizers, i.e. they do take responsibility ... but the latter group of countries does not like that.

  • @iamnot1
    @iamnot1 Před 3 měsíci +12

    He sure looks like a real fraud ... 😂

  • @RealRocoCoco
    @RealRocoCoco Před 3 měsíci +2

    Gross!

  • @thesadbutterfly
    @thesadbutterfly Před měsícem +8

    This man is intellectually dishonest and morally bankrupt.

  • @ZeroGods4595
    @ZeroGods4595 Před 2 měsíci

    GenocideJoe :(

  • @circles79
    @circles79 Před měsícem

    It seems that Harari has adopted the victimhood story of the Israeli ethno-state. Now he's using it to defend genocide. Absolutely disgusting.

  • @Joyeusecolombe
    @Joyeusecolombe Před 10 dny

    I'm sorry but what Yuval says event though it sounds good and enlightened on paper, is completely dismissive or the reality that this conflict os not aboit palestinians needing more rights at all. It is about the blazing islamism of all the region. Israel is not at war with the palestinians of Gaza. They are at war with all the muslim world around them who hates them religiously. Even if all the palestinians emigrated to american suddenly let's say, Iran wouldn't stop, Hezbollah wouldn't stop. Egypt is probably more foe than friend. Syria wouldn't stop, Irak would join. Jordan would at very best be passive . The Houthis wouldn't stop. It is completely daydreaming to think that there can be peace just by giving Palestinians better future. You do that they will use it to feed the armies of Islamists around and among them. The war is between Islam and the west. Israel is only on the first front.

  • @budeiri123
    @budeiri123 Před 6 dny

    Free Palestine 🇵🇸🔻✌️

  • @maristelanicolellis
    @maristelanicolellis Před 2 měsíci

    Yuval, I love you!

  • @mshparber
    @mshparber Před 2 měsíci +2

    🇺🇦❤️🇮🇱🙏

  • @iamnot1
    @iamnot1 Před 3 měsíci +1

    😈😈

  • @bit7389
    @bit7389 Před 3 měsíci +2

    You are very optimistic. About Hutu and Tutsi, I am really no expert, but it seems as if that conflict is flaring up again right now this time not in Ruanda but in neighbouring Congo. And you can have no idea just how much I hate to say this, but I never ever imagined that I would see anti-Semitism flare up again in Germany as it has since Oct 7th. Disguised as concern over the plight of Palestinians, of course. Even more worrisome that it seems to be even worse in other Western countries.

  • @mdshoyeb9652
    @mdshoyeb9652 Před 12 dny

    Hypocrite!

  • @sunnyla2835
    @sunnyla2835 Před 3 měsíci +3

    True about the other cultures being able to forgive and live as neighbors again, inc vietnam, n and s ireland, indigenous americans, balkans, and everywhere else, etcetcet. cHowever, historically, the Palestinians rejected several peace deals, violated ceasefires and committed terrorist acts repeatedly, and for whatever reason, their grudges appear almost ingrained. Would love to hear his solution to that.

  • @carlosw1687
    @carlosw1687 Před 2 měsíci

    Harari is not discerning anymore

  • @michelelambert4591
    @michelelambert4591 Před 7 dny

    Yuval your voice had been powerfully disappointing on this war.
    You present a dichotomy separating isreali and Palestinian people. Shame I thought you might cut through that to reveal the power dynamics, exploitation and oppression.
    I feel stupid to listen to your history.

  • @user-kv5do1lz9c
    @user-kv5do1lz9c Před 24 dny

    fake man

  • @michaelb1348
    @michaelb1348 Před 10 dny +1

    One other point ... Harari explains that there is hope that Palestinians and Jews co-exist peacefully and uses the Jews and the Germans and the Rwandan Civil War as examples. The difference however is that the Palestinians are motivated by their religious beliefs and an ancient hatred. That is why this problem will never be solved for another 100 years most probably (until we eradicate Islam)

  • @CDGMR1
    @CDGMR1 Před měsícem

    Keep this guy away from your children!

  • @keepcalmjustanopinion
    @keepcalmjustanopinion Před 22 dny

    I am fascinated by how all the moral responsibility for the dead children in Gaza is placed on Israel. After the barbaric terrorist attack on 7 October, Hamas chose to hide in and under its own civilian population, and continues to attack with its own families as shields. Hamas has chosen the battlefield on which this madness unfolds, and are at least complicit.
    My intention is in no way to downplay the Palestinian suffering and the injustices committed against them. The right-wing Israeli government is to the highest degree guilty of killing innocent children. But Yuval's point about victim mentality has to go both ways.

  • @alexanderbSpeaker
    @alexanderbSpeaker Před 2 měsíci

    Look up the history of Palestinian ppl, no history. It started after Israel was created

    • @jonathanludd
      @jonathanludd Před 2 měsíci +5

      There were also no blacks and no South Africans in South Africa before whites came. Yet, black South Africans still were oppressed. This is a weird argument

    • @MrSimblock
      @MrSimblock Před 2 měsíci +5

      It's not an argument. It's a version of the 75 year old meme: "a land without people for a people without a land". It's nonsense, of course. The territory of Palestine had an Arab population that greatly dwarfed the Jewish population at the beginning of the 20th century. And it was significantly larger than the Jewish population right up to 1948, even though the UN granted them a smaller portion of the territory than it granted the Zionists. But why let facts get in the way of saying what you need to believe to stop you having to think for yourself? @@jonathanludd

  • @sottosopra4769
    @sottosopra4769 Před 10 dny +1

    Try another 20 days course maybe you will understand what colonist and sionist are doing.