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the Hello and welcome to another episode of Interregnum with Richard Seymour.

In today's episode, I spoke with Richard about the protest movement in Israel that has emerged in response to the plans of the most right-wing

Israeli government in history to dramatically curtail the power of the judiciary and further

empower the executive. We discussed the make-up social base and ideology of the parties in the

coalition government, why the Israeli protest movement and liberal Israelis remain anchored to

an ethno-nationalist

politics, in spite of their opposition to the government. And we also talked about the

Palestinian Authority, increasingly a misnomer as the PA's already minimal public support

further erodes and as it starts to lose control of parts of the occupied West Bank.

Richard Seymour is an editor at Salvage Journal and the author of many books include it starts to lose control of parts of the occupied West Bank.

Richard Seymour is an editor at Salvage Journal and the author of many books including Unhitched, The Trial of Christopher Hitchens, The Liberal Defence of Murder, Corbyn, the Strange

Rebirth of Radical Politics, and most recently The Disenchanted Earth, reflections on eco-socialism and barbarism.

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