Austin Kinghorn’s Reviews > Israel on the Brink: And the Eight Revolutions that Could Lead to Decolonization and Coexistence > Status Update
Austin Kinghorn
is 40% done
Spoke about the Pre-Islamic Arabian practice of Sulha, neutral third party mediation.
Spoke about post Apartheid amnesty applications in South Africa, some of which enables absolution, but which also tacitly served to incriminate if outside of parameters.
Spoke about Sorry Day in Australia.
Spoke about Land Back, or Land Recognitions.
Mentioned that many Israelis are by now considered indigenous to the land.
— Dec 17, 2025 05:57PM
Spoke about post Apartheid amnesty applications in South Africa, some of which enables absolution, but which also tacitly served to incriminate if outside of parameters.
Spoke about Sorry Day in Australia.
Spoke about Land Back, or Land Recognitions.
Mentioned that many Israelis are by now considered indigenous to the land.
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Austin Kinghorn
is 36% done
Coming off very blowhardy.
Yapping about Palestinian organization, “harnessing” the “energy of the youth”.
“Proto-organizations”.
“Civil State”.
Hamas as merely a “challenge” to acceptance.
Not whether terrorism is “just” but whether it is “effective”.
This passes as intelligent on The Left, brutal.
Very, very light on quantitative measurement, or constructive suggestion for them.
— Dec 03, 2025 11:17AM
Yapping about Palestinian organization, “harnessing” the “energy of the youth”.
“Proto-organizations”.
“Civil State”.
Hamas as merely a “challenge” to acceptance.
Not whether terrorism is “just” but whether it is “effective”.
This passes as intelligent on The Left, brutal.
Very, very light on quantitative measurement, or constructive suggestion for them.
Austin Kinghorn
is 33% done
Presents 7 Cracks:
1) Fracturing of Israeli Jewish Society.
2) Economic Crisis/Instability.
3) International Isolation/Loss of Global Support.
4) Decline in support among Diaspora Jews, esp. Younger Jews.
5) Weakness & perceived failure of Israeli Milit.
6) Emergence of a new Palestinian Liberation Movement (Younger Gen).
7) Structural Failure of the State – Inability to Sustain Systems (Gov., Logistics, Legit.).
— Dec 03, 2025 10:33AM
1) Fracturing of Israeli Jewish Society.
2) Economic Crisis/Instability.
3) International Isolation/Loss of Global Support.
4) Decline in support among Diaspora Jews, esp. Younger Jews.
5) Weakness & perceived failure of Israeli Milit.
6) Emergence of a new Palestinian Liberation Movement (Younger Gen).
7) Structural Failure of the State – Inability to Sustain Systems (Gov., Logistics, Legit.).
Austin Kinghorn
is 28% done
Raised the fires in April, 2025, and the help Israel received from Turkey and Greece as signs of weakness, even though nations help each other as a matter of course during natural emergencies.
Raised the bleacher collapse of May 2021 as another sign of structural weakness.
Seems like his analysis is as shallow as newspaper clippings.
Paints a picture of a messianic “Judaean State” trying to capture Israel.
— Dec 03, 2025 10:28AM
Raised the bleacher collapse of May 2021 as another sign of structural weakness.
Seems like his analysis is as shallow as newspaper clippings.
Paints a picture of a messianic “Judaean State” trying to capture Israel.
Austin Kinghorn
is 16% done
Ilan Pappé is trying to revivify The Jewish Question, restyling it in some sense as The Israel Question. Framing The Israel Answer in a manner akin to Asimov’s Psychohistory – a Future History.
He presumes that “cracks” in Israel’s foundation are tells of an inevitable terminus.
Thus far, it is farcically slanted and myopic, at best like pop-history dishing.
One long Begging the Question Fallacy.
— Dec 01, 2025 07:23PM
He presumes that “cracks” in Israel’s foundation are tells of an inevitable terminus.
Thus far, it is farcically slanted and myopic, at best like pop-history dishing.
One long Begging the Question Fallacy.
