Cuban-born Austrian economist Jorge Besada explains why human decisions matter more than numbers in economics, and why private property is the true foundation of both innovation and free speech.
He takes a critical look at Zionism, which began as a response to anti-Semitism but became a lasting source of conflict, and compares it with the Soviet Union as another flawed ideology built on coercion.
Rather than blame secret plots, Besada argues that history's ideological errors emerge naturally over time, not through conspiracy. He also shares his view that a one-state solution in Israel, grounded in reason and strong property rights, could offer a genuine way forward.