Arab Perspectives on Israel

from Enemy Encounters · host RTG Ambivalent Enmity

While enmity in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is all too familiar, attitudes towards Israel in the Arab world are more ambivalent than daily media coverage would suggest. In this episode, Prof. Johannes Becke interviews Tom Würdemann and Hussein Aboubakr Mansour about their work on Arab thought and politics. What perspectives on Jews and Zionism have Arab intellectuals developed over time? Is Arab anti-Judaism rooted in Islam? Can there be hope for a solution to the conflict? Listen in!

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