What does "Never Again" really mean? A conversation w/ Holocaust and Genocide expert Dr. Omer Bartov

Dr. Bartov is Dean's Professor of Holocaust and Genocide Studies at Brown University. Professor Bartov is considered one of the world's leading specialists on the subject of genocide. In this conversation, Dr. Omer Bartov discusses the historical context of genocide, particularly in relation to the Holocaust and current events in Palestine. He explores the dehumanisation of Palestinians, the role of Israeli society and government in perpetuating violence, and the misuse of Holocaust rhetoric for political gain. Bartov also addresses the potential for change within Israeli society, and the legal definitions of genocide. He concludes with reflections on the 'Never Again' slogan and its implications for global responsibility in preventing future atrocities. Listen to audio podcast here: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/frank-barat/episodes/What-does-Never-Again-really-mean--A-conversation-w-Holocaust-and-Genocide-expert-Dr--Omer-Bartov-e2u2hqr Chapters 00:00 Holocaust Memorial Day and Its Significance 04:06 Understanding Genocide: Historical Context and Current Events 05:57 The Dehumanization of Palestinians and Its Consequences 12:05 Political Rhetoric: The Holocaust and Its Misuse 18:07 The Impact of War on Soldiers and Society 24:48 Defining Genocide: Legal Perspectives and Current Accusations 33:50 Never Again: The Moral Implications of Commemoration