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Ahmed Tobasi of the Freedom Theatre in Jenin & Bread and Puppet’s Peter Schumann on Art & LiberationWe continue our conversation with Ahmed Tobasi, the artistic director at the Freedom Theatre in Jenin, and Peter Schumann, the 89-year-old co-founder of the legendary Bread and Puppet Theater based in Vermont. Tobasi was jailed this week after Israel rounded up hundreds of Palestinian men during a massive raid on the Jenin refugee camp in the occupied West Bank. Two of his colleagues remain in detention.

“The biggest insult to the memory of the Holocaust is not denying it but using it as an excuse to commit genocide against the Palestinian people.” - Norman Finkelstein

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How Israel’s education system brainwashes children

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How Israel’s education system brainwashes children

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Why This is a GenocideListen to this episode from Let's Talk Palestine on Spotify. Genocide is a heavy word that should never be used lightly. In this episode we explain what genocide actually means and how it applies to Gaza, and address popular misconceptions and talking points. Join us to understand why Palestinians, genocide scholars, and UN experts are insisting that this is indeed a genocide. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lets-talk-palestine/message

NadirMeets: Hind HassanListen to this episode from Nadir Meets: on Spotify. For the first time award-winning journalist Hind Hassan shares intimate moments behind the strength we see on the screen, and gets more personal than she’s used to. Being on the frontline of some of the most challenging environments such as Palestine and Iraq Hind has a reputation of being tenacious and headstrong. Her nerves of steel have intimidated leaders from the Taliban to the United States government.What has gone into tempering the drive and ferocity of one of the world’s most iconic journalistic voices? How does reporting on the frontline affect family, faith and perspective. Hind continues to inspire a generation with her unapologetic stance on speaking truth to power. Come listen to what goes into crafting that voice. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The SeedsEvery story starts with a seed. Alana Hadid is on a mission to dig into the tiny, weird, wonderful moments that shape us — one silly, vulnerable and deep conversation at a time. The Seeds is where artists, activists, and icons open up like you’ve never heard them before. This season, Alana sits down with folks like Hasan Piker (political firestarter), Mona Chalabi (Pulitzer Prize winning data queen), Aja Monet (award-winning poet of your dreams), Kendrick Sampson (activist/heartthrob, Insecure & I’m A Virgo), Melissa Barrera (hello, horror icon), and Poppy Liu (actual magic, Hacks). We get into childhood memories, big feels, late-night thoughts, early crushes, politics, love, art — the real stuff. So pull up a seat. New episodes every Tuesday, starting June 4. Follow on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Presented by Watermelon Pictures. Produced by Dustlight Productions.

FILMS

Watermelon Pictures - HomePalestinian-owned independent film distribution, production, and financing.

documentaries

Home - Where Olive Trees WeepDiscover poignant stories from the occupied West Bank, in this Palestine documentary shedding light on intergenerational pain and resilience.

Trouble #21 - Land & FreedomTrouble #21 episode takes a deep dive into anti-colonial struggles in Turtle Island and in Palestine.

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