Berliners - this event I helped organise is happening this Thursday at taz Kantine. It will feature my former boss MK Aida Touma-Sliman, who will talk to @luiseamtsberg.bsky.social and @gilshohat.bsky.social about the upcoming elections in Israel. Highly recommended.
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About Antizionism and its political use. An article I wrote together with Reem Hazzan from Hadash at the request of @die-linke.de following their latest controversy.
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Für viele jüdische Israelis ist der Zionismus eng mit der Sicherheit der Jüd*innen verbunden, weswegen Reem Hazzan und Nimrod Flaschenberg nicht glauben, dass die laut vorgetragene und symbolische Ablehnung des Zionismus ein hilfreiches Mittel der Überzeugung ist. 👉 buff.ly/klrDhZ8
Zusammen mit meiner Genossin von Hadash/AlJabha, Reem Hazzan, habe ich einen Text verfasst, der sich mit der schwierigen Frage der Bezeichnung des Zionismus auseinandersetzt – im Nachgang zum Beschluss der Linken Niedersachsen.
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@nd-aktuell.de @die-linke.de
המאמר שלי מג׳קובין על איך להבין נכון את היחס בין ישראל וארה״ב במלחמה הזו פורסם בעברית בזו הדרך. מוזמנים לקרוא.
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This by @nimrodflash.bsky.social helps correct the most typical misunderstanding of imperialism: it is not something certain "bad states" do, but a global system in which capitalist factions forge cross-border alliances to tilt the playing field to their own advantage.
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My article for Jacobin:
This is not the most likely outcome. They might also surrender and form a coalition with Netanyahu. But if they are willing to recognize Arab votes as legitimate, this could open the door to meaningful change - including in Gaza and the West Bank.
And if this happens, and the block facing Netanyahu insists on not relying on Arab votes, there will be another election cycle. But if they are willing to negotiate something with the joint list or its components, we could see an alternative government.
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This isn't final at all, but if the joint list really reunifies, and if the elections are fair (big if), it means one thing: Bibi's extreme-right can't reach a 61-seat majority. A big joint list of 15-17 seats means Bibi is stuck with 50-53. No question about it.
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