It is impossible for a state that has rallied its population and resources and capacities

around these priorities to suddenly decide that, you know what, we're not going to do a genocide anymore

and we're going to pursue diplomacy and become a peace-loving nation and actually like

treat our neighbors in a better way.

We are coming to a full and complete clash with what this designist project has always

been about.

That is, you that is a project

of ethnic cleansing,

supremacy,

and naked aggression.

Welcome everybody to a new edition

of the Magdasi Street podcast.

My name is Sari.

I'm joined by my brothers Osama and Karim. And today we are

continuing the new format of our show. So we are starting a little bit before our guest arrives

and then continuing the discussion with the guest when they get here. Our guest today is going

to be Jihad Abu Salim of the Institute for Palestine Studies in Washington. I'll introduce him a bit later.

But guys, we're back to Gaza, that's the topic of today's show, because we've been, obviously

we've been spending a lot of time recently on the catastrophic U.S. Israeli aggression on Iran

and on Lebanon and its consequences regionally, locally, inside Lebanon.

We've had a couple of episodes on Lebanon itself, since that's where we're from.

And we're coming back to Lebanon again, I think, next week.

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