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• A History of Modern Palestine One Land, Two Peoples (2006) - Ilan Pappe
• Crisis, Revolution, and Russian Jews (2009) - Jonathan Frankel
• Decolonizing Israel, Liberating Palestine Zionism, Settler Colonialism, and the Case for One Democratic State (2021) - Jeff Halper
• Israel and South Africa the many faces of Apartheid (Pappe, Ilan)
• Land, Labor and the Origins of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, 1882-1914 (1996) - Gershon Shafir
• Might over Right How the Zionists Took over Palestine (Adel Safty)
• Rethinking Israel and Palestine Marxist Perspectives (Oded Nir (editor), Joel Wainwright (editor))
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• Ten Myths About Israel (Ilan Pappe)
• The Class Origins of Zionist Ideology (Stephen Halbrook)
• The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine (2007) - Ilan Pappé
• The Gaza Strip The Political Economy of De-development (Sara Roy)
• The Hundred Years War on Palestine (Rashid Khalidi)
• The Idea Of Israel A History Of Power And Knowledge (Ilan Pappe)
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• Zionism a very short introduction (Michael Stanislawski)

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I thought of sharing a youtube link for this video and not a invidous one, due to the timestamps. I believe this analysis is totally worth your time.

In the same time, I could suggest to those that feel uncomfortable, offended, attacked or anything along those lines by the title alone, maybe it would be a great idea going to straight to 1:03:27 where Cody gives some pretty good practical advice.

Hope you enjoy!

Edit - Addendum: The video title is quite clickbait-y. The video doesn't want to debunk any "serious" science, but rather investigates how badly done research with no reproducability or horrible statistical significance is used to influence the discourse in favour of regressive politics.

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Joshua Citarella is a visual artist who studies the memes and culture of Gen Z teens radicalized on the internet.

Dual Power, sometimes referred to as counter-power, is a stage in a revolutionary movement where two competing political frameworks occupy the same space. For anti-state revolutionaries this implies a significant mobilization of people organizing autonomously and outside of and against existing power structures and institutions.

In this episode of A is for Anarchy, we examine the historical origins of dual power and analyze current examples and those throughout history.