My book Coming to Palestine is now an audiobook. You can listen to it on YouTube. The audiobook is also here.
Coming to Palestine
TGIF: Smells like Genocide
If it looks like genocide, sounds like genocide, and smells like genocide, chances are it's genocide. The International Court of Justice (ICJ) will rule provisionally on whether that is what Israel is committing against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip. The...
Conversation on Israeli Genocide
I discussed Israel's genocidal attack on the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip with Saifedean Ammous. Listen here.
How Palestine Became Israel Ep. 264
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62gDTzd5YdI Patrick delves into the creation of the state of Israel, breaking down the article ‘The Alienation of a Homeland’ by Stephen P. Halbrook, which was featured in the The Journal of Libertarian Studies in 1981. Vital Dissent...
TGIF: Hear, O Israel — Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death
An older generation of Americans, including Jewish Americans, admire the colonists who resisted the British king and parliament in the late 1700s. Jewish Americans go further and admire the Judeans who revolted against the Greeks and Romans (twice) in antiquity. So...
“Coming to Palestine” Discussed on Podcast
I discussed my Libertarian Institute book Coming to Palestine on the podcast The Enragés (a project under the auspices of the Center for a Stateless Society).
Richman Talks Israel-Palestine on Decentralized Revolution
I discussed Israel-Palestine with Aaron Harris on the Mises Caucus's Decentralized Revolution podcast. Watch and listen here.
Discussing Israel-Palestine on Year Zero
I discussed what's going on in Israel-Palestine on the Year Zero podcast. Have a listen.
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Over and over, U.S. government officials and their mainstream media allies called Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine an “unprovoked attack.” The slogan became so overused that people began to ask the obvious question: Why do they protest so much? In Provoked: How...
