361. Louis Theroux On The Settlers, The Manosphere, & Tribalism

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Try Attio for free at attio.com slash empire. Hello and welcome to Empire with me, Anita Arnim. And me, William Derumpel. Very recently as our part of our series on the Arab-Israeli conflict, we talked about military occupation of the West Bank after the 1967 war and how it marked the beginning of the settler movement. And I think certainly the most impactful piece of media that has shown a light on this in the last couple of years, certainly the the most important thing and the most watched thing on the BBC about this was Louis Thoreau's 2025 documentary, The Settlers, which actually was not his first foray into this territory.

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