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US support for Israel isn't only limited to the military support, the financial support,

the diplomatic support. Those are the ones we're just the most aware of. And certainly they are

massively important. But even if you got rid of all of that

stuff, you would still have this legal infrastructure inside the United States that presents Palestine

and Palestinians as pariahs. So if we want to think about dismantling this superstructure.

We shouldn't forget about how our own domestic laws are playing such an important role

in that project. Welcome to the death panel.

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Deaf Panel underscore. So today I am here with a guest that I am so excited to talk to,

Maryam Jem Shidi. She is Associate Professor of Law at the University of Colorado Boulder Law School,

where she teaches and writes in the areas of national security, public international law,

the law of foreign relations, and torts law. And we're going to be talking about two recent pieces

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