This is the second of a two-part episode about opposition to Zionism in Israel.

So if you haven't heard part one, I'd go back and listen to that first.

Stay teuf for all, all, all, slaffin, from hunger, with humeum to spread.

The camp, he roped and to devapven, in slach and spire,

is a greak

in this episode, we focus on the group's activity

after the night of the

war, talking again with founder

Moshe Moshimachovar,

as well as two other members

who formed the next generation

of anti-Zionist activists in Israel.

This is working class history.

The following year was 1968, which marked a whole upsurge of left-wing and student radical movements everywhere.

And we as it were sort of became part of it.

Of course, what, you know, concerned with local issues,

but this was part of a...

So people who were sort of inspired by what was happening, let's say, in France or in Britain or in America at that time,

sort of found Matzpan is the corresponding thing.

So the focus of 1968 in Israel?

Well, that was, you know, the situation in, you know,

vis-à-vis the Palestinians, the occupation and so on.

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