Attrition

In this episode of attrition, Ammar Kazmi speaks with Lebanese-based producer Laith Marouf about the Gaza ceasefire, US plans to attack Iran and Yemen, attempts to disarm Hezbollah in Lebanon, the politics of 'anti-Zionist' Jewish solidarity, and more.

In this episode of Attrition, Ammar Kazmi speaks with the pioneering Palestinian-Iraqi political leader Huda Ammori, who co-founded Palestine Action, which was banned in Britain earlier this year. They discussed the limits of traditional protest, the political backlash and legal challenge to the ban on Palestine Action, state repression, and the Gaza ceasefire.

In this fifth episode of Attrition, Ammar Kazmi and Palestinian journalist Abubaker Abed discuss the situation in Gaza, the campaign to kick Israel out of international football, our responsibilities in ending the genocide, Sunni-Shia sectarianism, and Palestinians’ relationship with Islam.

In this fourth episode of attrition, Ammar Kazmi and journalist Ollie Vargas discuss Bolivia's presidential elections, the fallout since the 2019 coup against Evo Morales and splits in the Mas. At stake are just Bolivia's vast lithium reserves, but also the future of the Latin American left, its alliances, and its role in global struggles.

In the third episode of Attrition, Amar Kazmi and barrister Frank Magennis explore the concept of terrorism, the bid to remove Hamas from Britain’s list of proscribed organization, the meaning of Western democracy, and Zionist lawfare tactics.

In the second episode of Attrition, Amar Kazmi and investigative journalist Matt Kennard discuss Britain's complicity in the Gaza genocide, Jeremy Corbin's new party, and the fight against Zionism.

This episode of the show looks at war, imperialism, Zionism, the so-called Left, liberalism, … and discussing how one can remedy these global problems.