Does the Israeli killing spree in Gaza signal a turning point in the struggle of the Palestinian people for national liberation?

Will this be remembered as the era of national liberation for a people who were driven from their homes, from their villages, starting 75 years ago and repeatedly

since, have we entered a new stage in the struggle for Palestinian freedom?

We need a new system.

We need a new society.

We need to demand that which may have sounded impossible even a few weeks ago,

but is not only realizable, but an imperative necessity. Welcome to the Socialist Program. I'm your host, Brian Becker.

Today we're talking with

Muhammad Nabolsi. He is an organizer with the Palestinian Youth Movement and an attorney based

in Houston, Texas. Muhammad, welcome back to the show. Thank you for having me again.

Muhammad, history is filled with all sorts of ironies. You can't look at Gaza and not come to the

conclusion that this appears to be the darkest moment for the people of Palestine, certainly for

the people of Gaza, the genocide, the killing of 30,000-plus people, thousands and thousands

of children and their moms, the destruction of so many homes.

And at the same time, the global outrage against the genocide has become, I believe, a material

factor in the overarching movement for Palestinian freedom. The Israeli government and its

U.S. sponsor are completely isolated.

We have recordings from the so-called Anti-Defamation League, and I'm going to read a little bit of a

transcript. These are the pro-Zionist sort of propaganda units inside the United States who believe

that the public opinion has turned so decidedly in the United

States that it's a huge, what they call a major, major, major problem. I'm going to go over some

of that transcript. But anyway, I want to get your take first on this. And of course, as you mentioned,

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