Israeli historian Avi Shlaim argued on Thursday that the political attributes of Israel's state increasingly resemble those of the fascist far-right in the 1930s, adding that the country was on a trajectory toward growing international isolation. Shlaim was speaking at a screening of 'Under Fire: Israel's war on medics', a documentary produced by Middle East Eye and presented by award-winning journalist Hind Hassan about Israel's targeting of rescue workers during its bombardment of south Lebano

In an event organised by International Centre of Justice for Palestinians about the war on Gaza, Professor Avi Shlaim a British historian of Iraqi-jew descent explains the difference between anti-zionism and anti-semitism and how Israel and its allies often conflate the two terms to rebuke any criticism of their policies and actions | Middle East Eye

Avi Shlaim slams Danny Ayalon with a very good question | Strategic Research Institute - SRI