Naomi Shihab Nye: Poetry as Refuge
"Grief is something that, alas, as human beings we're just going to keep experiencing over and over and over again in all of its many manifestations. And I think poetry can help us know that we're not...
12 Loka 202134min
Marwa Fatafta: Digital Rights
In the spring, the prominent twin activists Muna and Mohammed al-Kurd were regularly speaking out about an Israeli settler takeover of their home in Sheikh Jarrah in Jerusalem. But just after Muhamma...
24 Elo 202132min
Introducing Groundwork
Groundwork is a new podcast about Palestinians and Jews refusing to accept the status quo and working together for change. When war broke out between Israel and Gaza this past May, some of the worst i...
9 Elo 202130min
Jonathan Brenneman and Aidan Orly: Christian Zionism
As international attention turned to Israel-Palestine this May, Jonathan Brenneman and Aidan Orly co-authored an op-ed for Truthout titled “Progressives Can’t Ignore Role of Christian Zionism in Colon...
27 Heinä 202141min
Kathleen Peratis: Visiting Gaza
The Gaza strip has been under Israeli siege for 14 years, with cycles of violence happening over and over again. In the latest round of fighting, at least 254 Palestinians and 13 Israelis died. 2 mill...
12 Heinä 202128min
Update from the South Hebron Hills
The recent escalation of violence in Israel-Palestine seemed to be happening everywhere, all at once. But one place that’s been getting less public attention is a rural part of the West Bank called th...
27 Touko 202144min
Amjad Iraqi: Palestinians Rising
Over the last two weeks, even in the face of state and mob violence, Palestinians have been organizing mass demonstrations on both sides of the Green Line: from Jerusalem to Nazareth to Ramallah. Afte...
24 Touko 202137min
Politicized Pain
When violence erupts in Israel-Palestine, talking in public about Palestinian suffering is often met automatically with an assertion of Israeli suffering — as if one somehow cancels out, or even justi...
21 Touko 202130min
