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Settler violence and settlement expansion have surged under Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing coalition. But how much influence does the settler movement really h…
Settler violence and settlement expansion have surged under Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing coalition. But how much influence does the settler movement really have over Israel’s West Bank policies and Palestinians' future? DW correspondent Fanny Facsar reports from Israel and the occupied West Bank. This video also features an interview with Isaac Hershkowitz, a researcher in Jewish philosophy.
0:00 Settler influence in Israel
0:31 Return to Ganim settlement
1:44 Settlement growth and politics
2:37 The politics of the movement
3:45 Impact of settler violence
5:55 Ideological roots of expansion
7:53 Debating settler extremism
10:46 Defining the settler identity
13:20 Legal and social perspectives
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വെറുതെ അല്ലല്ലോ വെസ്റ്റ് ബാങ്ക് കിട്ടിയത്, യുദ്ധത്തിൽ തോറ്റാൽ ഭൂമി നഷ്ടപ്പെടും. ഭൂമി പിടിച്ചെടുത്ത് തന്നെ ആണ് ഓരോ രാജ്യങ്ങളും ഉണ്ടായത് , ഈ കാര്യത്തിൽ ജൂതനെ കുറ്റം പറയാൻ പറ്റില്ല കാരണം 99% ഭൂമിയും അറബ് വംശജരുടെ അധീനതയിലാണ്.
@@danboyd6609Imported2wk ago
How do you argue with someone that is one of god's chosen people ? A 2,000-year absence isn't stepping out for the weekend.
@@nukiolbartes6279Imported2wk ago
has DW one sidedly provided platform to the oppressors that helped neutralize the criminal activities?
@@nukiolbartes6279Imported2wk ago
law obedient. they re literally living in illegal settlement.
@@Russel_at_whateverImported2wk ago
Amazing how Germany and Germans are framing racist colonial crimes (theft and murder) as a political power struggle.
@@nukiolbartes6279Imported2wk ago
has DW helped manufacturing public consent of the illegal activity and whitewashing german government passivity and involvement?
@@nukiolbartes6279Imported2wk ago
the question is : has DW narrative selection helped to neutralize public perception of the illegality of the settlement?
@@Estel4565Imported2wk ago
And... you let him have the last word... And its not the first time this has happened either... You may want to reconsider your approach or the DW is just amplifying their message.
@@ahelr2419Imported2wk ago
No must increase no from 6 million for world peace❤
@@borisreljanovic7292Imported2wk ago
We have France, Belgium and Italy burning...and they are worried about settlers in West Bank? <br>The thing that"s been worrying that we don"t see French and Italian flags in this "protests". <br>Palestinian flag has replaced those flags andbecome the symbol of anti-Western hate..
@@safetyInsight1Imported2wk ago
Israel arrest settler violence perpetrators and takes them to trials. Palestinians kill Israelis and they are put on life salary. Thats where the difference is
@@Papi_PatronImported2wk ago
& Israelis wonder why antisemitism is rising.
@@ONeillsJimbaLoungeImported2wk ago
Notes for History: The entire state of Israel was an illegal apartheid regime on stolen Palestinian lands and any discussion otherwise you will have lost the argument and history’s moral high grounds…
@@astridschneider7307Imported2wk ago
Wild.
@@GAIPACMONEYImported2wk ago
Ask EU diplomats and women reporters how much power settlers have.
@@unspokentruth765gu6Imported2wk ago
Israelis lost all trust after oct7
@@ragesmirkImported2wk ago
Europeans keep searching for outside enemies far from their borders not knowing that their enemies are from within ransacking their countries empty.
@@moosejawrobinsonImported2wk ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIRhOjCE6iU&t=519">8:39</a> Did he say they were a land ruled by justice? Total lack of self awareness.
@@programmertechtips7007Imported2wk ago
it doesnt matter because it is the only democoracy in the middle east according to germany <a href="UCkszU2WH9gy1mb0dV-11UJg/6_cfY8HJH8bV5QS5yYDYDg"></a>
@@beyondaboundary6034Imported2wk ago
The root of the problem is the ethnosupremacist structure of the Israeli state, just like it was with apartheid South Africa or the Jim Crow US South when the KKK was running rampant.
@@dwnewsImported2wk ago
Settlers in the West Bank only made up an estimated three to four percent of the Israeli electorate in 2022 but our expert says they have a big influence over Israeli politics. Will it be the same after the 2026 election?
Settler violence and settlement expansion have surged under Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing coalition. But how much influence does the settler movement really have over Israel’s West Bank policies and Palestinians' future? DW correspondent Fanny Facsar reports from Israel and the occupied West Bank. This video also features an interview with Isaac Hershkowitz, a researcher in Jewish philosophy.
0:00 Settler influence in Israel
0:31 Return to Ganim settlement
1:44 Settlement growth and politics
2:37 The politics of the movement
3:45 Impact of settler violence
5:55 Ideological roots of expansion
7:53 Debating settler extremism
10:46 Defining the settler identity
13:20 Legal and social perspectives
For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/
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