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Noah, Don, and Bradley Burston discuss a meta-survey suggesting that Palestinians really don’t think highly of Israelis and Jews, and other polls suggesting that Israeli Jews don’t have much sympathy for Palestinians. Does this prove a one-state solution is completely implausible?
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Noah, Don, and Bradley Burston discuss a meta-survey suggesting that Palestinians really don’t think highly of Israelis and Jews, and other polls suggesting that Israeli Jews don’t have much sympathy for Palestinians. Does this prove a one-state solution is completely implausible?
This is a segment from The “They Really Don’t Like Us!” Edition.