Why we say 'The Zionist entity'
In this episode, the award-winning scholar, writer, and activist Steven Salaita discusses his piece, "Down with the Zionist Entity; Long Live the Zionist Entity.
The term "Zionist Entity" carries a historical significance in the Arab world, where it has been commonly used to refer to Israel without explicitly mentioning its name.
Its popularity increased following the 1967 War, as armed resistance grew in the region. The term reflects sentiments that reject Israel's existence and conveys a perspective that denies recognition of the occupying regime.
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