2025 and the end of Israel's impunity | Palestine This Week with Mouin Rabbani

Join us for Palestine This Week as we reflect on a historic and transformative year in Palestinian history. In this special end-of-year episode, host Nasim Ahmed and Middle East analyst Mouin Rabbani examine the seismic events from over the past year that have reshaped the region and redefined global understanding of the Palestinian struggle.

From Israel’s ongoing genocide in Gaza to the dramatic fall of the Assad regime in Syria, this week’s review places current events within their broader historical context. We explore how the past year has exposed the true nature of Zionism, shattered the façade of Western media objectivity, and potentially marked the beginning of the end of Israeli impunity through landmark cases at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) and International Criminal Court (ICC).

The conversation delves into critical questions about Palestinian resistance and its capacity for renewal in the face of unprecedented challenges. We assess the changing regional dynamics, including the weakening of Iran's 'Axis of Resistance' and the implications of potential Arab normalisation with Israel under a possible second Trump presidency.

Looking ahead to 2025, this engaging discussion offers unique insights into what the future might hold for Palestine, Israel and the broader Middle East.