From Rafah to Rafah

from Transported Hosted by Michael

It's been a very busy week with a lot to think about, with the shrill criticism from the sidelines of the aid situation in Gaza, and now Macron virtue-signalling with his unconditional recognition of Palestine. How did we get ourselves so cornered on all this? Is there still a way out? I try to explain the immense double standard by all these third parties on who has responsibility for working out what to do and who should actually do it, through two Rafahs. Strap in, it's a chunky one. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit transported.substack.com/subscribe

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