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Palestine, Zionism, and Empire, Pt. 10: Black Septembers
Manage episode 395686778 series 3313319
In this episode begins with the War of Attrition beginning 1967 through the fallout of the 1972 attack by the Black September Group on the Munich Olympics.
Pan-Arabism transitioned to more localized struggles in which the Soviet Union and the United States emerged as major, opposed, forces. As a benefactor of nobody, a stateless people, Palestinian invisibility and hostility, even among former Arab state allies, began to harden. In this context, the Jordanian Crown kicked off a vicious onslaught to eradicate the PLO from their own borders. Within a year all PLO operations moved from Jordan to Lebanon - a chilling blow against Palestinian self-liberation.
A small number of Palestinian “terrorist attacks” committed by radical splinter groups outside of the Palestine-First ideology only encouraged the west to embrace Israel even harder. The Palestinian, when acknowledged at all, became an embodiment of “homicidal hatred” and not a people with a history.
Resources:
Answer Coalition
The Anti-Imperialist Archive
Jewish Voices for Peace
Middle East Children's Alliance
The Palestine Children's Relief Fund
Palestinian Youth Movement
The Intervention Podcast:
Twitter: @intervenepod
Instagram: @intervention_pod
Email: interventionpod@gmail.com
Levi Levi:
Twitter: @levi0levi
Instagram: @levi0levi0levi
Email: levi0levi@duck.com
Big thanks to Plasmid for the music for the show: Instagram - @plasmidband. Listen / follow on Spotify
Chapters
1. Chatter Introduction (00:00:00)
2. Introduction/Overview (00:01:59)
3. PLO Meetings - the Fateh Takes Over (Jan. 17-18, 1968, July 1-17,1968 (Charter), February, 1969) (00:12:16)
4. War of Attrition (June 9, 1967|March 8, 1969 - August 7, 1970) (00:25:10)
5. Black September (September 8, 1970 – July 17, 1971) (00:53:05)
6. Conclusion (1972: The Munich Massacre and “King Hussein’s Gamble”) (01:05:21)
7. Outroduction (01:17:40)
133 episodes
Manage episode 395686778 series 3313319
In this episode begins with the War of Attrition beginning 1967 through the fallout of the 1972 attack by the Black September Group on the Munich Olympics.
Pan-Arabism transitioned to more localized struggles in which the Soviet Union and the United States emerged as major, opposed, forces. As a benefactor of nobody, a stateless people, Palestinian invisibility and hostility, even among former Arab state allies, began to harden. In this context, the Jordanian Crown kicked off a vicious onslaught to eradicate the PLO from their own borders. Within a year all PLO operations moved from Jordan to Lebanon - a chilling blow against Palestinian self-liberation.
A small number of Palestinian “terrorist attacks” committed by radical splinter groups outside of the Palestine-First ideology only encouraged the west to embrace Israel even harder. The Palestinian, when acknowledged at all, became an embodiment of “homicidal hatred” and not a people with a history.
Resources:
Answer Coalition
The Anti-Imperialist Archive
Jewish Voices for Peace
Middle East Children's Alliance
The Palestine Children's Relief Fund
Palestinian Youth Movement
The Intervention Podcast:
Twitter: @intervenepod
Instagram: @intervention_pod
Email: interventionpod@gmail.com
Levi Levi:
Twitter: @levi0levi
Instagram: @levi0levi0levi
Email: levi0levi@duck.com
Big thanks to Plasmid for the music for the show: Instagram - @plasmidband. Listen / follow on Spotify
Chapters
1. Chatter Introduction (00:00:00)
2. Introduction/Overview (00:01:59)
3. PLO Meetings - the Fateh Takes Over (Jan. 17-18, 1968, July 1-17,1968 (Charter), February, 1969) (00:12:16)
4. War of Attrition (June 9, 1967|March 8, 1969 - August 7, 1970) (00:25:10)
5. Black September (September 8, 1970 – July 17, 1971) (00:53:05)
6. Conclusion (1972: The Munich Massacre and “King Hussein’s Gamble”) (01:05:21)
7. Outroduction (01:17:40)
133 episodes
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