Tag Archives: Israel

South Africa’s Case Against Israel at The ICJ: What Did We Learn?

South Africa’s case against Israel brought to the International Court of Justice – also known as the World Court – is significant and historic in many ways. My podcast episode attempts to answer the question of what we learned from it and what waits ahead.

Gaza: On The Unimaginable Violence of a Simple Idea

If you like the concept of modern nation-states or not, you might know they’re never based on claims from thousands of years ago.
Only one country/colonial project in the world – Israel – makes such claims. I invite you to speak out against the brutality of such claims the epitome of which we’re seeing in Gaza these days.

My Conversation with Vancouver Co-operative Radio about Gaza

We have to keep on talking about the brutal, illegal, and apocalypse-like destruction of Gaza by Israeli forces.
This is what I do in my quick conversation with Vancouver Co-operative Radio. Please give it a listen.

Beware The Façade of Political Representation

Behind what might appear as political representation and diversity we might find something quite not right. The representation itself can become a façade – so we have to be careful. In my episode, I talk about the new British Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, the violent immigration policy of Lithuania, and what Israel attempts to remind the world of.

What Do We Talk About When We Talk About Palestine? Part 3: Media Silence

What is the role of the media in portraying what’s happening in Palestine? Can its role be “neutral”? Definitely not.The media is not a part of the debate; it is the debate.