On 12 June, the Alternative Information Center (AIC) spoke to Michael Warschawski, longtime Israeli political observer and analyst, as well as co-founder of the AIC, about understanding binationalism in both an Israeli and Palestinian context, against the backdrop of 40 years of occupation. We spoke to him about the Israeli/Palestinian peace movement in the light of the larger struggle against globalization and neo-colonialism, as well as discuss some issues regarding the future of the peace movement in Israel, including one of its more controversial figures, Tali Fahima.

This program was produced by the Alternative Information Center for June 12, 2007.

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• Israel’s Missed Opportunities for Peace: From the Six-Day War of June 1967 to the Present
• The Gift of the Peace Movement in the Palestinian/Israeli Conflict
• AIC: Zionism as an Attempt to Solve the Jewish Identity Complex of Secular Jews
• IMEMC: This Week In Palestine - June 6, 2008
• AIC: Palestinian Perspective on Carter’s Visit and the Prospects of a Ceasefire
• The Annapolis Conference in the Shadow of the One State Reality
• Till the Last Drop: The Palestinian Water Crisis in the West Bank, Hydrogeology and Hydropolitics of a Regional Conflict - Part 2
• Till the Last Drop: The Palestinian Water Crisis in the West Bank, Hydrogeology and Hydropolitics of a Regional Conflict - Part 1
• Cheap Wars and Israel’s Roaring Economy: An Interview with Political Economist Jonathan Nitzan
• The Takeover of Gaza: What Next?