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14:25Now PlayingIn this explosive episode of NIGHT SCHOOL, Marc Lamont Hill and Palestinian activist Susan Abulhawa dive deep into the controversial framing of the October 7 attacks as a "prison break." Abulhawa argues that Hamas’s actions must be understood in the context of Gaza's decades-long oppression, likening the violence to historical slave revolts like Nat Turner’s. This provocative conversation challenges mainstream narratives about "innocence" and the moral complexities of resistance. Is violence ever justified under occupation? Tune in as they explore the untold history that led to this defining moment.
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