Why ‘ungrounding’ is the defining feature of Israel’s genocide
Since October 2023, much of Gaza has been reduced to rubble. But architect and Forensic Architecture founder Eyal Weizman argues that destruction alone does not capture what is taking place. Drawing o...
25 Kesä 44min
The cost of a failed Palestinian leadership
The global movement for Palestinian justice has achieved real gains — in international courts, in diplomatic shifts, in a transformation of public opinion. Yet the official Palestinian leadership rema...
11 Kesä 44min
How Israeli classrooms indoctrinate Jewish supremacy
For generations, Jewish-Israeli children have been brought up in an education system where Palestinians rarely appear as Palestinians. Instead, they are "Arabs," “enemies,” and a "demographic threat" ...
28 Touko 43min
Remembering the Nakba of urban Palestine
Jaffa was once a cosmopolitan port city deeply connected to the Arab world. Then, within a few years after 1948, it was transformed: most of its Palestinian population was expelled, its institutions s...
14 Touko 46min
The disappeared of Gaza
In April 2024, a sixteen-year-old boy named Hassan Al-Qatta rode his bicycle out of his neighborhood in Gaza and never came back. He is not confirmed dead. He is not confirmed alive. He has simply dis...
16 Huhti 27min
How Israel sells militarism at home and abroad
How has Israeli society become so deeply militarized, and what does that mean for how “security” is defined? Sahar Vardi, a veteran anti-militarist activist and researcher, traces how militarization s...
27 Maalis 41min
Israel's Iran paradox
Israel spent 30 years depicting the Iranian regime as an existential threat, and now it is trying to eliminate it. But if the regime falls, which enemy will it choose next? Meron Rapoport joins us und...
12 Maalis 39min
