Noam Chomsky Speaks on Israel-Palestine Conflict

Discussion on Possible Futures

Kings College London Students for Justice for Palestine

World-renowned academic and public intellectual Noam Chomsky recently sat down with the Kings College London Students for Justice for Palestine to discuss the Israel-Palestine conflict. The discussion, titled "Israel-Palestine: Possible Futures," featured Chomsky as the main speaker.

During the discussion, Chomsky discussed his views on the conflict, which he has been following and writing about for decades. He argued that the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories, including the West Bank and Gaza Strip, is a major obstacle to peace and that it must be ended.

Chomsky also criticized the United States for its support of Israel, which he believes has only served to prolong the conflict. He called on the US to change its policy and to support a just and equitable solution to the conflict.

The discussion was well-attended by students and faculty members, and it sparked a lively debate. Chomsky's insights into the conflict were highly valued, and his views continue to be influential in the ongoing debate over the Israel-Palestine issue.

Participants

• Noam Chomsky
• Dylan Rodriguez
• Michael Alexander
• Mohamad Ali