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Why did Israel attack Gaza? | Interview with Dr. Shir Hever

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First published at 20:56 UTC on May 25th, 2021.

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In this video, we speak with returning guest Dr. Shir Hever. Dr. Hever is an independent economic researcher, journalist and author. Dr. Hever explains how Israeli domestic politics has played a role in the recent attacks on Gaza and how the neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah is a valuable asset to the Israeli government.
Dr. Shir Hever is an independent economic researcher and journalist. He writes articles and research for various venues and gives lectures in political and academic venues. Hever also reports for the Real News Network. He is the author of The Privatisation of Israeli Security (Pluto, 2017) and The Political Economy of Israel’s Occupation (Pluto, 2010).
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