Political theorist and philosopher Hannah Arendt (1906-1975) had a complex relationship with Israel and Palestine. On the one hand, she saw herself as Israeli, but on the other hand, the interests of the Palestinians were important to her. Later it argued for a binational state in the tradition of Martin Buber. Both sides tried to involve Hannah Arendt, but in the end she found herself caught between two stools on most issues. Excerpt from the documentary "Hannah Arendt: Dangerous Thinking".

Political theorist and philosopher Hannah Arendt (1906-1975) had a complex relationship with Israel and Palestine. On the one hand, she saw herself as Israeli, but on the other hand, the interests of the Palestinians were important to her. Later it argued for a binational state in the tradition of Martin Buber. Both sides tried to involve Hannah Arendt, but in the end she found herself caught between two stools on most issues. Excerpt from the documentary "Hannah Arendt: Dangerous Thinking".