London: On this episode of Going Underground, Holocaust survivor and renowned trauma specialist Gabor Maté shared his perspectives on the complex geopolitical issues that have unfolded over the past few years. Maté addressed the difficult watch of events such as the Gaza genocide, the Israeli war on Lebanon, and the ongoing tensions with Iran. According to Russia Today, Maté expressed concern about how the era of social media has shifted public reactions to global atrocities. He noted an increase in opposition among young Jewish communities towards the policies of Israel. Maté argued that the leadership of Benjamin Netanyahu represents the peak of Zionist policies that dehumanize Palestinians. He also highlighted the voices within the Iranian diaspora that stand against the US-Israeli stance on Iran, exploring the reasons why some diaspora communities, like those from Cuba and Iran, support US military actions against their countries of origin. Maté further discussed the broader patterns of dehumanization a ffecting victims of wars led by the US and Israel, pointing out the selective empathy that often accompanies such conflicts. He provided insights and advice for survivors of these wars, emphasizing the need for global awareness and understanding.