Jacobin Radio: A Democratic Turning Point? w/ Micah Sifry

<p>Suzi talks to writer Micah Sifry, who covers US &amp; Middle East politics on his Substack newsletter <a href="https://theconnector.substack.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow"><em>The Connector</em></a>, about whether he thinks a Harris presidency could change the dynamic of the Israel-US relationship, what it will mean for the war on Gaza, as well as Netanyahu’s political survival. The withdrawal of Biden from the presidential race has upended what looked like a death march to a Trump/Vance victory. Netanyahu’s dreadful speech to the joint session of Congress on July 24, boycotted by half the Democratic caucus in both houses, including VP Kamala Harris, highlights the opportunity she has to win back the votes of those who threatened to stay home unless the US stop funding Israel’s wars — an opening that is particularly important in the swing state of Michigan. Micah Sifry untangles all these threads, which constitute what he sees as the black hole of foreign policy.</p>

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