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EPISODE · May 19, 2021 · 30 MIN

Update from Palestine, national strike and unity

from Stories from Jerusalem / Al Quds · host Palestinian voices

A lot of things are happening in Palestine. In the previous episode you could hear from seven Palestinians from different parts of Palestine what was happening in Sheikh Jarrah, Jerusalem, the Aqsa mosque, in Gaza and the Westbank. On Tuesday 18 May all Palestinians in the Westbank, Jerusalem and the 48 lands (the current State of Israel) went on national strike. This was the first time since 1936 when the whole country went on strike to protest the British Mandate policies of supporting the Zionist movement, that all Palestinians united. And this sense of unity is very important and is felt by all Palestinians. This podcast is an update on what is happening on the ground. We hear from Nader who is in Gaza city about the continuous strong bombings of the Gaza strip by Israel. Yazan from Bethlehem tells us about the importance of the strike and the protests in the Westbank. From the 48 lands we have an update from Ramy in Jaffa and from Aya in Lydd about the participation in the strike and the police brutality and settler violence against Palestinians. Waseem, the famous vet (dogtor) in Jerusalem talks about his experiences joining the protest in Jerusalem and getting tear gassed and shot at. Sanad from Nablus, whom you know from the podcast about hiking and climbing, lost his cousin, who was shot in the heart, near Nablus. Alina is in Poland spending three days at the Parliament in Warsaw to raise awareness and lobby the parliament to take a stance against Israel's crimes.If you want to support the podcast, if you want to get on the mailing list or follow the podcast on social media then use this link: https://podspout.app/storiesfrompalestine Tips to read and watch more:The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine (Ilan Pappe)My father was a freedom fighter (Ramzy Baroud)I saw Ramallah (Mourid Barghouti)In search of Fatima (Ghada Karmi)Palestinian walks (Raja Shehadeh)Mornings in Jenin (Susan Abulhawa)One Country (Ali Abunimah)The Israel lobby and American foreign policy (John Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt)The general's son (Miko Peled)More book tips:https://www.palestineportal.org/resource-directory/by-medium/books-and-films/For films check out this link: https://www.palestineportal.org/resource-directory/by-medium/films/Connect to Stories from Palestine on social media, follow the YouTube channel and sign up for the weekly e-mail. You can find all the links in the linktree: https://linktr.ee/StoriesfrompalestineSend us Fan MailFind me on Instagram @StoriesfromJerusalemSupport the podcast with a donation: https://ko-fi.com/storiesfrompalestine

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