Podcast appearances and mentions of al nakba

In this episode, we commemorate Al Nakba for the 77th year. We trace the story of one Palestinian family displaced from the al-Baqa‘a neighborhood in West Jerusalem during the 1948 Nakba. From Victoria's memories of fleeing her rose-filled home to her grandson Majdi's search for what was lost, we explore how memory, loss, and resilience are passed down through generations. Through personal testimony and historical context, this episode reflects on what it means to reclaim narratives, and why Palestinians continue to remember, resist, and return.Thank you for tuning into This is Palestine, the official podcast of The IMEU! For more stories and resources, visit us at imeu.org. Stay connected with us:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theimeu/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/theIMEU Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theIMEU/ For more insights, follow our host, Diana Buttu, on:  Twitter: https://twitter.com/dianabuttu     

Vi gästas av Tova, voluntär på Transjouren i Malmö och får höra om verksamheten, namnbytet och betydelsen av nya könstillhörighetslagen som börjar gälla 1:a juli i år. Falastinvision har final nu på lördag, passande under Al Nakba veckan som märker 77 år av kolonialt våld. Den 17:e maj är även IDAHOT (internationella dagen mot homo-, trans- och bifobi), som bland annat uppmärksammas genom visning av dokumentären TRANS MEMORIA, på Panora. https://tjim.se/ https://falastinvision.com/ Nyhetslänkar: https://action.allout.org/en/m/58994dd1/?akid=128820.1124205.zHgBdR&rd=1&t=7&utm_campaign=reengagement&utm_medium=email&utm_source=email#form-section https://www.dw.com/en/uganda-mothers-defy-anti-gay-law-to-support-children/a-72527825 Musik i programmet: We Won - Lorem Juno - Sabrina Carpenter Too Much - Girl in Red Túnicas blancas (Vita tunikor) - Dúo Pepe y Mary Little boy, UGOXME اِنسان، کُجایی تو؟ (Människan, var är du?) - Iranier för Palestina

Zeina Azzam, a Palestinian American who is poet laureate of Alexandria, writes longingly about her ancestral home in Palestine while celebrating her American identity, often peppering her English poetry with Arabic. Azzam, 68, came to the U.S. at the age of 10 after living in Homs, Syria and Beirut. Her parents fled their home in Haifa in 1948 when Zionist paramilitary forces drove more than 750,000 Palestinians from their homes to establish the Israeli state. The Zionists were largely European Jews who themselves suffered through centuries of displacement, antisemitism, and genocide. This mass displacement and dispossession of Palestinians is called Al Nakba, or The Catastrophe, and ignited a refugee crisis that's lasted decades. Today, Israeli settlements continue to displace Palestinians in the West Bank. This history has fueled both Israel and Hamas to conduct violent strikes and retaliations. Next month, VCIJ at WHRO will profile an Israeli-American. Azzam has made a colorful and happy home in Alexandria, decorated with cultural emblems from the Arab World, fig trees and jasmine plants. Her poem, “Write My Name,” has gone viral with its vivid description of children surviving in war-torn Gaza. Azzam read the poem before the United Nations Palestinian Rights Committee, and the verse has been translated into multiple languages. Speaking independently, not as the Poet Laureate of Alexandria, she shared stories about her life as a child of refugees in America, Al Nakba, the Israeli-Hamas War and her hope for the future.

Tuesday marked 76 years since Israel's creation. Aaron David Miller, of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, explores Israel's history and how the the day was observed amid the ongoing war in Gaza. At the same time, Palestinians across the world commemorated Al Nakba, which directly translates to "The Catastrophe." Brown University's Beshara Doumani joins us. And, West Charlotte High School was seen as a model for how schools could integrate in the 1970s. But in the 1990s, a federal judge ruled that bussing was no longer needed. Ella Dennis, historian for the school's Alumni Association, Rev. Joe B. Martin, and student government president Malachi Thompson join us. Then, 20 years ago, David Wilson and Rob Compton were one of the first same-sex couples to be married in the U.S. They join us to reflect on the anniversary.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

www.montecruzfoto.org Today on the show, Al Nakba day and the genocidal killing in Gaza continues: Ziad Abbas of MECA will join us. Also, South Africa granted an emergency hearing at the International Court of Justice  on charges that Israel is creating “Extermination Zones” in Rafah, based on Bebe's commitment to all out war. We'll speak to International Law expert Francis Boyle about the latest actions by the South Africans: and we'll Feature Genocide News headlines from Nora Barrows Friedman and the electronic Intifada The post Commemorating 75 Years of Al Nakba appeared first on KPFA.

Palestinians refer to it as “Al Nakba”, which literally translates as “The Catastrophe”. It refers to the mass exodus of at least 750,000 Arabs from Palestine. Though most believe this event began in 1948, in fact, Al Nakba began decades earlier. (2 DVD set) THE PRICE OF OSLO This series traces the secret road to the Oslo Accords and asks why, 20 years on, peace remains elusive. The post Fund Drive Special: Al Nakba and The Price of Oslo Documentary appeared first on KPFA.

In the latest episode of the Women's Soccer podcast on FinalWhistle.ie, hosts Breifne Earley and Aaron Clarke sit down with new Treaty United's Women's Manager Dominic Foley and Sean McCabe, Head of Climate Justice & Sustainability at Bohemians.First up is Dominic Foley, the new Women's Manager at Treaty United. Foley, a former 6 time Irish International player with an impressive career spanning various English clubs including Wolverhampton Wanderers, Watford, and Queen's Park Rangers, as well as stints at Bohemians, Braga, Gent, and Cercle Brugge. With over 300 first-team appearances, Foley brings a wealth of experience to his new role, which kicks off with Treaty United's home game against DLR Waves at the Markets Field, Limerick.Joining Foley is Sean McCabe, Head of Climate Justice & Sustainability at Bohemians. Sean discusses Bohemians' recent announcement of a high-profile friendly between their senior women's team and the Palestine women's national team on May 15th, in commemoration of Al-Nakba. All proceeds from the match will support humanitarian relief efforts in Gaza.Additionally, we'll delve into the Women's Nations League draw, analyzing matchups against formidable opponents like England, France, and Sweden. We'll also look back at the President's Cup final, review the opening rounds of games in the LOI Women's Premier Division and the Academy Divisions' exciting season kick-off.

On this week's episode of the Moderate Party Podcast, we're taking a deep dive into the complexities of the Israel-Palestine conflict. Join us for a nuanced exploration of nationalism, the UN partition map, the Nakba, and the transformative War of 1967.Embark on a journey through the early 20th century, where the clash of identities and geopolitical forces laid the groundwork for the ongoing struggle. We'll dissect the intricacies of the UN partition map and its lasting implications on the region's dynamics.Resources that helped create this episode:Al Nakba: the history of Palestine since 1799 - Palestine RemixFact Sheet: Jewish Refugees from Arab CountriesUN Partition Plan MapMcMahon-Husain correspondence – Report of Arab-UK committeeMap from the Sykes-Picout Agreement - Referred to in the episode as Britain and France's vision board for the middle east.

Afinal, de quem é a Palestina? Separe trinta minutos do seu dia e aprenda com o professor Vítor Soares (@profvitorsoares) sobre o que é o Sionismo. - Se você quiser ter acesso a episódios exclusivos e quiser ajudar o História em Meia Hora a continuar de pé, clique no link: www.apoia.se/historiaemmeiahora - Compre nossas camisas, moletons e muito mais coisas com temática História na Lolja! www.lolja.com.br/creators/historia-em-meia-hora/ - PIX e contato: historiaemmeiahora@gmail.com Apresentação: Prof. Vítor Soares. Roteiro: Prof. Vítor Soares e Prof. Victor Alexandre (@profvictoralexandre) REFERÊNCIAS USADAS: - HERZL, Theodore. O Estado Judeu. Rio de Janeiro: Editora Garamond, Coleção Visionautas, 1988 - HOBSBAWM, Eric. Nações e Nacionalismo desde 1780: Programa, Mito e Realidade. São Paulo: Editora Paz e Terra, 2012 - MISLEH, Soraya. Al Nakba: um estudo sobre a catástrofe da Palestina, São Paulo, Editora Sundermann, 2017. - PAPPÉ, Ilan. A Limpeza Étnica da Palestina. Editora Sundermann, 2017. - SAID, Edward W. A questão da palestina/ Edward W. Said; tradução Sonia Midori. São Paulo: Ed. Unesp, 2012. - TROY, G. (2018), The Zionist Ideas. Philadelphia: University of Nebraska Press - SANTOS, Claudio Roberto dos. Judeus contra Israel: uma análise crítica do sionismo. 2018. Trabalho de Conclusão de Curso (Graduação) – Faculdade de Filosofia, Letras e Ciências Humanas, Universidade de São Paulo, São Paulo, 2018. Disponível em: https://repositorio.usp.br/directbitstream/574a7296-fa43-40c3-a3a3-228543917353/2019_ClaudioRobertoDosSantos.TGI.pdf. Acesso em: 17 out. 2023.

Författaren och journalisten Bernt Hermele är tillsammans med fotografen Cato Lein aktuell med boken Nakba – Katastrof inför våra ögon (Ordfront förlag), som bygger på intervjuer med människor som upplevde flykten från sina hem i Palestina innan eller under 1948. På arabiska kallas händelserna för den stora katastrofen, Al Nakba. Hör Bernt Hermele berätta om sin drivkraft att ge röst åt människor vars historia i mångt och mycket är begravd under raserade hus och raderade kartor. Omslagsfoto: Mona Bibi. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

AL-NAKBA:  Host Johnny Punish welcomes VT Senior Editor Dr. Kevin Barrett to discuss AL-NAKBA.  In addition, they discuss YouTube/Google Censorship and how VT copes with it.Al-Nakba  (The Nakba), also known as the Palestinian Catastrophe, was the destruction of Palestinian society and homeland in 1948, and the permanent displacement of a majority of the Palestinian Arabs by Euro Colonists with guns and ideas of Judenstat built on the blood of a people who had ZERO to do with the German Euro-Holocaust.Dr. Kevin Barrett, a Ph.D. Arabist-Islamologist is one of America's best-known critics of the War on Terror. He is the host of TRUTH JIHAD RADIO; a hard-driving weekly radio show funded by listener subscriptions at Substack and the weekly news roundup FALSE FLAG WEEKLY NEWS (FFWN). He also has appeared many times on Fox, CNN, PBS, and other broadcast outlets, and has inspired feature stories and op-eds in the New York Times, the Christian Science Monitor, the Chicago Tribune, and other leading publications. Dr. Barrett has taught at colleges and universities in San Francisco, Paris, and Wisconsin; where he ran for Congress in 2008. He currently works as a nonprofit organizer, author, and talk radio host.SUPPORT VT and Subscribe to our Monthly MembershipDONATE:  Make a one-time DonationSHOP OFFICIAL VT MERCH

Mercedes and James speak to Omar Jabing of Free Palestine Mebourne about the commemoration of 75 years of Al Nakba. We speak about how Israel capitalises on the sale of weapons off the backs of Palestinian people, the ever-increasing illegal occupation and theft of land, the surveillance and censorship by Israel and the powerful ongoing resistance by Palestinian people.  

I dag markeres 75-årsdagen for al-Nakba, kendt som 'katastrofen' for de millioner af palæstinensere, som blev dræbt og fordrevet fra deres hjem af zionistiske militser. Alternativet var en jødisk-israelsk stat. Vi taler med vores gæst om den fortsatte, ulovlige annektering af det palæstinensiske land og Nakba som en historisk proces, som ifølge mange palæstinensere, fortsat foregår den dag i dag. Bilal Al-Issa peger f.eks. på drabet af journalisten Shireen Abu Akleh og de seneste bombardementer af Gaza, som et eksempel på den fortsatte nakba anno 2023.Gæster:Bilal Al-Issa, næstformand i det danske hus i Palæstina og debattør.Værter: Elias Ramadan.Tilrettelægger: Sara El-Khatib.Programredaktør: Omar Alkhatib.

News and labour updates from the Asia Pacific region.We interview Nasser Mashni, Palestinian activist and presenter of Palestine Remembered, about the 75 year commemoration of Al-Nakba, the Great Palestinian Catastrophe.Asia Pacific Currents provides updates of labour struggles and campaigns from the Asia Pacific region. It is produced by Australia Asia Worker Links, in the studio of 3CR Radio in Melbourne, Australia.

Today on the show, we welcomed Darin Sallam, film director of the new film Farha, that narrates the story of the 1948 Palestinian Nakba and is inspired by a true story told through the eyes of a 14 year old Palestinian girl, and depicts and articulates the truth about this historical Palestinian catastrophe when more than 750,000 Palestinians were ethnically cleansed from Palestine and entire villages and towns wiped out, in the creation of the state of Israel. The film is streaming on Netflix and is the official submission to the 2023 Oscars by Jordan.While the Israeli government has been up in arms in their attacks and attempts to censor the film, millions have positively rallied around the powerful depiction of the 1948 Palestinan Al Nakba in the film, as Farha beautifully shares a 14 year old girls account of the atrocities committed in the creation of the state of Israel.Farha is a must watch for any one keen to learn the truth on the Palestinian catastrophe, ie Al Nakba of 1948 as to understand the signifcance of this historic genocide that is still playing out daily in the Occupied Palestinian territories where the Israeli state continues to ethnic cleanse Palestinian cities, towns and villages and entrench its illegal occupation and apartheid practices.

Alon Schwarz's searingly straightforward feature documentary TANTURA takes a deep dive into the tape-recorded words “erase it” as those two words take on new weight in the context of history and war. When the State of Israel was established in 1948, hundreds of Palestinian villages were depopulated in its aftermath. Israelis know this as the War of Independence. Palestinians call it “Al Nakba” (the Catastrophe). In the late 1990s, graduate student Teddy Katz conducted research into a large-scale massacre that had allegedly occurred in the village of Tantura in 1948. His work later came under attack and his reputation was ruined, but 140 hours of audio testimonies remain. Director Alon Schwarz revisits former Israeli soldiers of the Alexandroni Brigade as well as Palestinian residents in an effort to re-examine what happened in Tantura and explore why the Nakba is taboo in Israeli society. The now elderly ex-soldiers recall unsettling acts of war while disquietly pausing at points they either don't remember or won't speak of. Audio from Katz's 20- year-old interviews cuts through the silence of self-preservation and exposes the ways in which power, silencing, and protected narratives can sculpt history. For more go to: reelpeakfilms.com

Den 15 maj högtidlighålls Al Nakba, som på arabiska betyder den stora katastrofen, då fler än 750 000 palestinier tvingades på flykten. Vad hände för över 70 år sedan, och varför menar många att Al Nakba pågår fortfarande? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ett kort smakprov på avsnitt 9 av PalestinaPodden, om Al Nakba. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Headlines- Philippines elections - Foreigners in Bali criticised by Hindus over offensive social media posts- Sri Lankan President resigns  Dr Susie Allanson and Lizzie O'Shea speak with Evie about their book Empowering Women, which is an oral history of abortion rights in Australia. You can attend the book launch, or order the book here. Dr Tania Penovic, Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Law, Deputy Associate Dean (International) and the research program group leader in gender and sexuality for the Castan Centre for Human Rights Law, speaks with Kannagi about the implications of overturning Roe vs Wade in the US and here in Australia. Nasser Mashni, Vice President of the Australia Palestine Advocacy Network, co-founder of Australians For Palestine and a founding board member of Olive Kids, speaks with Gen about Al Nakba on 15 May, a day commemorating the destruction of the Palestinian homeland in 1948, and upcoming protests and events in Melbourne.  Dr Erica Millar, a senior research fellow in Crime, Justice and Legal studies at La Trobe speaks with Gen about Australia's abortion policies and the domestic implications of overturning Roe vs Wade. Songs - Piece of My Mind - BROODS- Walk Thru Fire - TRESOR- Modern Girl - Sleater-Kinney

Between 1917 and 1948, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians were forced to leave their homeland at the threat of violence in an event called "Al Nakba", meaning "The Catastrophe" in Arabic. In this episode, my guest and I discuss how the Balfour Declaration of 1917 and the 1947 United Nations partitioning of Palestine created an environment which delegitimized Palestinian rights to their own land, and paved the way for ongoing Palestinian expulsion. The term "Nakba" was banned from Israeli schools in 2009, illustrating the significant ongoing struggle for recognition that Palestinians face, and highlighting the exact reason why this topic should not be allowed to be erased from history.

As broadcast March 16, 2022 with every flower thrown for your podcast protest.  Tonight we mark our final Round Trip Wednesday with Lizz Kalo, and we took a trip to Palestine to take a listen to the songs of protest, yearning, and indignation of a resilient people who have a home anywhere in the world that they have gone with the exception of their homeland.  With a focus on the music, we showcase the artists who still call Palestine home despite it all along with those sons and daughters of the refugees who fled.  We cannot thank Lizz Kalo enough for her past year on the show, as it has been an incredible experience having her join us weekly to discover a new destination every week, and we'll be working together closely moving forward.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell – Ain't No Mountain High EnoughDAM – I Don't Have Freedom47 SOUL – Gamar (Live on KEXP)Hello Psychealeppo – QalbyWalla'at – Love At The CheckpointPart II (30:34)Amal Markus – Memories of a Palestinian WoundFaraj Suleiman – Questions On My MindShadi Al-Assi feat Suhell – We Will Come BackEmsallam feat Narcy – Galby DaliliSabreen – On ManJames Organ – Muuden (Sama Abdulhadi remix) Part III (61:26)Faraj Suleiman – Mountain St.Bigsam – TawareekhNai Barghouti - RajeenEmsallam – Aref InnakRasha Nahas - DesertRuba Shamshoum – Sununu Part IV (93:13)Daboor – Sheikh JarrahSech & DJ Khaled – Borracho47 Soul – Dabke System Shafeq Kabaha – JafraYU SEUNGWOO – Always Coffeeboy – Is This Love 

Part three of the Free Palestine! series features voices from Yelamu Ohlone land commonly known as San Francisco, California.We begin with Mama Tiny of Poor Magazine offering a warrior call & prayer. Then, Zeyad of Palestinian Youth Movement speaks to us on May 15th, Nakba Day, where nearly 10,000 people, families, children, and allies took to the streets that day in solidarity with the people of Palestine, and against the on-going Israeli settler-colonialism and violence. As Palestinians of the diaspora had been preparing to commemorate the 73rd year of the Palestinian catastrophe, Al Nakba, Palestinians in Sheikh Jarrah began to experience an increase of violent dispossession.This episode also features voices from the protests held in front of the Israhelli Consulate in Yelamu Ohlone Land – San Francisco – May 18th, as Palestinians and allies participated in a general strike and day of action from Jerusalem, across colonized Palestine, and the world. Organizers of the Palestinian Youth Movement and Arab Resource and Organizing Center (AROC) share history about successful strikes & boycotts in solidarity with Palestine and leave us with a call to action: Block The Boat.Learn more: https://blocktheboat.org/As of now, that boat has been delayed for over a week and is currently treading the waters outside the San Francisco bay.5/27/2021 update: "We've delayed ZIM - Our readiness to mobilize to the Port of Oakland is working! The Israeli ZIM-operated "Volans" ship was scheduled to dock this morning, but hasn't done so in fear of facing our protest. For every hour its cargo isn't unloaded, the Apartheid state of Israel loses enormous amounts money. Our action is sending a clear message that Israel's occupation of Palestine will come with a heavy price. Stay tuned, as ZIM-operated ships are still on the schedule for the Port of Oakland. Let's keep up the momentum and keepapartheid-profiteering out of the Bay Area!" -AROCStay tuned for transcripts...http://palestinianyouthmovement.comhttp://araborganizing.org/

Each year on May 15, Palestinians around the world commemorate Al Nakba, or 'the catastrophe' – the day in 1948 that the state of Israel came into being, marking the start of forced expulsion of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians from their homeland. The genocide against Palestinians continues today. Just this week, violence against Palestinians has spiked, specifically in the neighbourhood of Sheikh Jarrah. Poet and human rights advocate Sara Saleh has recently co-compiled a resource titled 'Supporting Sheikh Jarrah from the Australian Colony'; we speak to her about how we can support Palestinians on the frontline from here, how the conversation around this ongoing violence is changing, and how she sees writing as a form of resistance. Sara reads her poem Border Control: Meditations, which just won the 2020 Overland Judith Wright Poetry Prize. You'll be able to read it in Overland soon. You can subscribe here.  If you feel you have some gaps in your understanding of the continuing Israeli violence against Palestinians, we highly recommend having a listen to Episode 10 of REVOLUTION NOW PODCAST, 'Palestine in a Podcast' – a generous and comprehensive run through the history of Palestine, the current situation in Sheikh Jarrah, and everything in between. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Featuring the latest in activist campaigns and struggles against oppression fighting for a better world with anti-capitalist analysis on current affairs and international politics. NewsreportsGreen Left Radio presenters Jacob & Zane discuss the following newsreports for the program.Telstra fined $50million for unconscionable conduct after illegitimately signing Aboriginal people up to expensive phone contracts.Migrant worker Hassan Jaber successfully fights off ATO attempt to claw back almost $28,000 in jobkeeper payments.On the books: RAFFWU assists workers at Sydney bookstore "Better Read than Dead" as they fight for a union agreement.Interviews and DiscussionsHip Hop artist, activist and journalist Marcel Cartier speaks at a green left forum about the Kurdish struggle for liberation and self determination as part of the green left forum "Kurdish solidarity in the Biden era"You can view a recording of his speech and the forum here. Jacob and Zane speak with Socialist Alliance co-convenor and Green Left journalist Alex Bainbridge about this week's Federal budget. The budget contains some additional funding for childcare but despite being painted as a 'womens budget' it doesn't deliver substantive reform that would pave the way for greater economic independence for women. At its core it is "another budget for billionaire climate criminals"You can listen to the individual interview here.Jacob and Zane speak with Mai Saif from Free Palestine Melbourne about the latest wave of attacks on Palestinians unleashed by the Israeli state.Saif outlines the illegal forced eviction of Palestinian families from Sheikh Jarrah in East Jerusalem by far right settlers enabled by the Israeli army and courts and describes unprovoked attacks on worshippers praying at the Al Aqsa Mosque as part of Ramadan. Saif says Israel / Palestine is "a simple issue - of oppressor and oppressed" and calls out biased media coverage that seeks to obscure the nature of the conflict.Free Palestine Melbourne and others are holding a rally to commemorate Al Nakba on Saturday May 15 at the state library which will join other protests across the globe calling to Stop Israeli Attacks on Gaza.You can listen to the individual interview here. 

May 15 marks the 72nd anniversary of what is billed in the U.S. and Israeli mainstream media as Israel’s “independence,” and what the Palestinian and Arab peoples as a whole know as al-Nakba—the Catastrophe. To make way for the creation of the Israeli settler state, more than 80 percent of the Palestinian population was driven out of their homeland by means of terror. Washington played an irreplaceable role in the formation of Israel. The U.S. government continues to provide billions of dollars annually and vast supplies of modern weaponry to perpetuate Israel’s continued role as a key instrument in U.S. domination of the strategic Middle East region. Read more: https://www.liberationnews.org/08-05-13-sixty-years-after-alnakba-in-html/

Mr Kevin Healy with 'The Week That Was'. Al Nakba consequences for Palestinians both at home and in exile with Noura Mansour. The dark side of the cruise ship industry with Freya Higgins-Desboilles from University of South Australia. Malaysian politics and Lynas Corp - Lee Tan. History and present of Lebanon with Dr Tim Anderson. Campaign against proposed Frieda mine in PNG with Dr Luke Fletcher of Jubilee Australia.

In this very special episode, the Minyan sits down with Ma'tez from the West Bank to discuss the long history of Palestinian resistance to foreign domination. We begin with the Musha' communal land system that Palestinian villages maintained under Ottoman Rule, the first conflicts with Zionist settlers in the late 1800s, how World War I affected Palestine, and the Great Revolt of the 1930s. In Part 2, coming soon, Ma'tez & the Minyan discuss Al Nakba, its aftermath in the 1950s, the 6 Day War, both Intifadas, and the current situation in Palestine--stay tuned for that within the next 2 weeks. You can reach Ma'tez on twitter @Shuyu3i For those listening as episodes are released, Ḥag Pesaḥ! This is, of course, not the Minyan Holiday Special you might have been expecting (listen to Yaakov's introduction to this episode for more on that) but it does serve to undermine the Zionist narrative of the Exodus as prefiguring political Zionism--more on just how wrong that narrative is in future episodes! ------ Intro Music: Nitsokhn Lid by Yiddish Glory, remixed by Eli Bertrum Bed Music: Nitsokhn Lid Screwed by Mr. Crane Outro Music: دبرها يا مستر دل (Solve It, Mr. Dill) by Nuḥ Ibrāhīm

In 1948 the Arab-Israeli war caused the displacement of approximately 700,000 Palestinians as they fled from their homes in an area that would later become Israel. In this episode of Deep Trouble Dr Mark Halloran is in conversation with internationally recognised Palestinian activist Dr Olfat Mahmoud, founder of the Palestinian Women’s Organisation (PWHO). Dr Mahmoud is a Palestinian refugee, born in a refugee camp in Lebanon 58 years ago, whose life mission is to fulfil the dream of her family to return to their hometown, Tarshiha in Palestine. Dr Mahmoud recounts the war of 1948, known to Palestinians as Al-Nakba (the catastrophe), which resulted in her grandparents fleeing from Tarshiha at gunpoint into the refugee camps of Lebanon. We talk about the psychology of exile and how her book charts the stories of three generations of women in her family; a story of great love, as well as grief and loss, for friends and family as well as for her homeland. Dr Mahmoud also discusses the history of the Palestinian Liberation Organisation (PLO) and its work of protecting refugees in Lebanon as well as how she feels that the international community has been complicit in its silence whilst Israel has broken various UN resolutions. We also discuss her horrifying experiences during the massacres in Sabra and Shatila refugee camps in Lebanon in the 1980s, where she worked as a nurse, and her claim that the Israeli army under then defence minister Ariel Sharon, were complicit in allowing the Lebanese Christian Militia to perpetrate these war crimes. Finally we talk about the hopes for Palestinian refugee’s right to return, with Dr Mahmoud stating she feels hope is still there but that these hopes are ‘frozen’. Tears for Tarshiha is the chronicle of Dr Mahmoud’s lifelong fight to return to her homeland.

1) His week that was- Kevin Healy 2) Zaina Acrec's family history as refugees from Al Nakba and her two visits to Palestine 3) Aftermath of West Footscray fire on Port Phillip Bay and surrounds- Port Phillip Bay Keeper Neil Blake 4) The cosy relationship between arms manufacturers and universities- Jacob Grech, renegade activist 5) Salah Abdurandham- Eritean now living in Australia with history of Eritrea and the long conflict with Ethiopia

Jess & Jamal host Dr. Rabab Abdulhadi to talk about “Al Nakba,” which literally translates as “The Catastrophe.” It refers to the mass expulsion and ethnic cleansing of at least 750,000 Palestinians by Zionist paramilitary groups from their homeland 70 years ago.

1) His week that was- Kevin Healy 2) Al Nakba- the origins and reality today, Nasser Machni 3) Gene Ethics monthly report- Bob Phelps 4) Elections in Malaysia and Timor Leste- Lee Tan 5) Report back from the Philipines, focusing on golden rice- Fran Murrell from MADGE

Palestine Remembered concludes our 2 week conversation on the 69th anniversary of Al-Nakba (the Catastrophe) where 800,000 indigenous Palestinians where ethnically cleansed from their homes and over 500 villages destroyed by Zionist terrorist forces.Nasser shares his personal story and a quick update on the ongoing prisoners' strike and the Nakba rally from Melbourne last night.For comments and questions please call or text Palestine Remembered on 0437 990 415

Palestine Remembered begins a 2 week conversation on the 69th anniversary of Al-Nakba (the Catastrophe) where 800,000 indigenous Palestinians where ethnically cleansed from their homes and over 500 villages destroyed by Zionist terrorist forces.Yousef shares his personal story and a quick update on the ongoing prisoners' strike and the Melbourne event held last week.For comments and questions please call or text Palestine Remembered on 0437 990 415

Ahmad Moussa is a Canadian of Palestinian origin, he holds a Master of Arts in International Law and Human Rights and is a freelance writer for various national and international news agencies. As a human rights advocate and scholar he has focused on advancing Indigenous rights both in his career and academic life. In this episode we sit down with Ahmad to discuss the ethnic cleansing of Palestine, Indigenous solidarity, and Canada's role in supporting the ongoing occupation.  For more on Ahmad checkout his website http://www.ahmadamoussa.com This episode also features the song "Long Live Palestine" by British-Iraqi hip hop artist Lowkey. If you'd like to learn more about the dispossession of Palestinians we recommend the four part Al Jazeera documentary Al Nakba as a good starting place.

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