Ameer Makhoul is a writer and political activist from Haifa. He is currently a researcher at the Progress Center for Policies in London. He previously directed Ittijah — the Union of Arab Community Based Associations, worked at the Institute for Palestine Studies, and headed the High Follow-Up Committee’s Popular Committee for Defending Freedoms. He writes frequently on human rights issues and his political analysis is widely circulated.
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Ameer Makhoul joins host Yara Hawari to discuss the ongoing Israeli protests against Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition government. Makhoul provides a sobering analysis of the so-called pro-democracy protests in the context of the Israeli regime’s settler-colonial and apartheid rule over millions of Palestinians.
After being allowed to get a pen and a piece of paper, which has been banned for the last three weeks, and after being allowed to get out of my total isolation, it's a moment to write a short letter from my jail (Gilboa).
