Sheikh Jarrah and Beyond with Muna Dajani
The transcript below has been lightly edited for brevity and clarity. Muna Dajani 0:00 Sheikh Jarrah symbolizes how refugees managed to exercise some form of return — by establishing roots again, in a place in Palestine, and calling it home — only to be under the threat of losing that refuge and that place, only […]
Palestinian Resistance & Shifting the Media Narrative with Marwa Fatafta
The transcript below has been lightly edited for brevity and clarity. Marwa Fatafta 0:00 I, however, would not give the sole credit to those outlets, but rather to young and intelligent Palestinian journalists, analysts, and activists who are able to reflect and describe the Palestinian struggle eloquently and unapologetically, as well as the power to […]
Israeli Elections and Palestinian Citizens with Amjad Iraqi
The transcript below has been lightly edited for brevity and clarity. Amjad Iraqi 0:00 Citizenship does not imply in any way that they are actually equals. On the contrary, there’s a large structure of discriminatory laws and policies that are inherently designed to make Palestinian citizens unequal. They are effectively colonial laws that continue to […]
In Pursuit of Justice at the ICC with Rania Muhareb
The transcript below has been lightly edited for brevity and clarity. Rania Muhareb 0:00 Together with an ICC investigation, there needs to be also effective measures by states — sanctions to bring to an end the illegal situation, including the apartheid regime imposed over the Palestinian people, and other effective measures in order to end […]
Palestinian Digital Rights: Crackdowns & Corporate Complicity with Amal Nazzal
The transcript below has been lightly edited for brevity and clarity. Amal Nazzal 0:00 When you are not paying for the product, you are the product. I think this is the case with Facebook and other social media platforms, and all the scandals of Facebook particularly in violating our own digital rights and selling our […]
Limitations and Possibilities of the Apartheid Framework with Lana Tatour
The transcript below has been lightly edited for brevity and clarity. Lana Tatour 0:00 Through seemingly radical discourse — for example, apartheid — is being reconfigured from a colonial question into a liberal question. So the problem is the lack of equality; it is not colonization; it is not Zionism as a racist, settler colonial […]
2020 and the Palestinian Leadership with Tareq Baconi
The transcript below has been lightly edited for brevity and clarity. Tareq Baconi 0:00 I think the Palestinian struggle is also ongoing — in the sense that its understanding now, in this 21st-century reality we’re living in, that there are new forms of mobilization that can reshape an alternative phase of Palestinian liberation that is […]
Biden in the White House: Alaa Tartir on Implications for Palestine
The transcript below has been lightly edited for brevity and clarity. Alaa Tartir 0:00 The US aid to the Palestinian Authority largely aims to solidify the role of the Palestinian Authority as a subcontractor to Israel, the Israeli occupation. It made the Israeli occupation cheaper and longer. It also benefited the Israeli economy, and it […]
A Century of Colonial Mapping in Palestine with Zena Agha
The transcript below has been lightly edited for brevity and clarity. Zena Agha 0:00 The Hebrew map was, and very much continues to be, an exercise in state formation. It’s a kind of living, breathing document of settler colonialism, where Zionist ideology is really infused with and folded into the spatial practices and the spatial […]
