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Thursday night's program guide, 11 July Hi everyone, Hour 1) An interview with professor emeritus Rashid Khalidi by Peter Beinart, host of Occupied Thoughts, on the topic of “The Assault on the Khalidi Library in Jerusalem” from 11 July. Link: https://youtu.be/1_HlMZKLZjw Hours 1 and 2) An interview with historian Abdel Razzaq Takriti by Makdisi brothers on the topic of “Partition was about creating a settler colonial state” part 1 from 4 July. Makdisi brothers, Saree, Karim, and Ussama are professors in their own field of studies. Link: https://youtu.be/GKDpw35YPXA Hours 2 and 3)  An interview with Kenneth Roth at Rutgers Center for Security, Race, and Rights on the topic of “International Humanitarian Law and the crisis in Gaza” from 11 April. Link:https://youtu.be/jffi0nMJBIM Hour 3) An interview with Professor John Mearsheimer by Judge Napolitano on the topic of “Ukraine is Collapsing” and NATO from 11 July. Link: https://youtu.be/vZRw0Dcxs6I That's our show. Good night. Buzz

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