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Yardenna Schwartz
Award-winning journalist, Emmy-nominated producer, and bestselling author of "Ghosts of a Holy War"; former Executive Editor at Ark Media.
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May 21, 2026
Yardena Schwartz
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Ami HirschHOST
Tell us as sensitively as you can why these riots were so vicious, so consequential in terms of their long-lasting impact, and what triggered them? What set them off?
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13:13Yardenna SchwartzGUEST
People started to compare October seventh to the massacre of nineteen twenty-nine.
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13:18Yardenna SchwartzGUEST
And in my book, you can see there are vast parallels between October seventh and the massacre of nineteen twenty-nine.
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13:25Yardenna SchwartzGUEST
But in many ways, the massacre of nineteen twenty-nine was even more vicious and more gruesome because the people who were killed on August twenty-fourth, nineteen twenty-nine in Hebron weren't slain with guns.
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