Ilan Pappe argued that the ongoing violence and policies against Palestinians represent a 'neo-Zionist' phase, characterized by extreme and aggressive actions compared to earlier Zionist values.
Pappe expressed shock at Europe's reaction to the ongoing genocide in Gaza, questioning how a continent claiming to be a civilization could turn a blind eye to such atrocities.
During a conference in Copenhagen, Pappe emphasized that his understanding of Palestinian issues was deeply rooted in his friendships and formal education in Arabic, as opposed to other Israeli perspectives.
Pappe's remarks highlighted the dangers of indoctrination in Israel, suggesting that the latest political landscape is contributing to a more insidious form of Zionist ideology.
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