Hosted by Adam & Ciara · EN · 18 episodes
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Welcome to the Humanity in the Holy Land Podcast, I’m Ciara and I’m Adam, she is Mizrahi Jewish, she is from the UK and half of her family live in Israel. He is half Palestinian/half Lebanese living in the US. We are here to forge a peaceful and raw dialogue that we feel is missing from the conversations surrounding Israel and Palestine. We are not here to change your minds or each other’s minds. We are not here to push an agenda. We are not here to antagonize the other side. We are not here to dehumanize. We are not here to solve the issue. We do not represent our leaders. We are not here to speak over those who live there on the ground. We are not here to point the finger. We are here to get to know each other. We are here to leave space for human emotion. We are here to be human with opinions and feelings. We are here to be imperfect. We are here to make a difference. We are here because we know we don’t always need to agree to make that difference. We a
Adam & Ciara hosts Humanity in the Holy Land, a education show with 18 episodes published.
Adam and Ciara speak with Tamar, an Israeli-American peace activist in Jerusalem and a member of the anti-war bloc. She reflects on her Yemenite Jewish heritage, her journey to Israel, and the realities of life there. Ta
Adam and Ciara speak with Awad Awad, the inaugural director of Salaam, Middle East and North African Cultural Center at the University of Illinois, who shares his experiences and perspectives on his Palestinian identity
Adam and Ciara speak with Ilham, a Palestinian-German citizen living in Munich, to discuss her experiences as a member of the Palestinian diaspora and her efforts to foster dialogue for peace. Ilham shares insights on en
Adam and Ciara speak with Lana Halabi, an Arab Druze from Israel, about her experiences growing up in the Holy Land. Currently residing in Jerusalem, Lana works with an NGO called Lissan, which means "tongue" in Arabic,
Adam and Ciara talk with Adam's mother, Danya Karram, about her post-9/11 activism, where she worked with various interfaith groups across the United States to foster understanding about Islam and what it means to be Mus
In part 2, Becca discusses the on-the-ground realities of the 1967 Israeli occupation of the West Bank and Gaza, and how it impacts the political situations of both Israelis and Palestinians. She shares her hopes for a u
Adam and Ciara speak with Becca, a Jewish dual American-Israeli citizen living in Israel. Becca is the creator of the Instagram page "Becca Explains the Occupation" (@becca.explains.the.occupation), which educates people
Adam and Ciara speak with Jadd Hashem, a student at University of Texas- Austin and Vice President of Atidna International, about his Palestinian identity, campus activism, and his perspective on peace. Atidna Internatio
Adam and Ciara continue their conversation with Avshalom Matalon about his experiences working with Palestinians, his vision for coexistence, and a grassroots project dedicated to returning stolen items from Gaza by IDF
Adam and Ciara speak with Avshalom Matalon, an Israeli of Iraqi-Jewish and Lebanese-Jewish descent who also works within the Israeli anti-war bloc to bring an end to the war and the release of the hostages. In this episo
Adam and Ciara speak with Bella Beltaief, a French Muslim citizen of Algerian and Tunisian decent. She currently lives in Strasbourg, France and has worked with the council of Europe specifically in the area of interfait
Adam and Ciara speak with Amber Kedem who is Yemenite Jewish living in the Netherlands, an Israeli citizen, and the founder of her page Ambers Bayt (instagram @ambersbayt), which showcases Levantine and Yemenite food and
Adam and Ciara tackle common tropes about Israelis and Palestinians, beginning with “the Nakba didn’t happen” and “Israelis are white Europeans”.
Adam and Ciara sit down with Mohamad Jamous, a Palestinian peace activist living in Ramallah, Palestine. Mohamad discussed how he got into peace activism and some of the challenges he faced at the very beginning, as well
Adam and Ciara discuss their intentions for the podcast, share personal stories of their experiences with the other side, and how they met.
Adam and Ciara share stories of coexistence provided by followers of Ciara's instagram page The Mizrahi Story.
In this episode Adam and Ciara discuss global outrage, displacement and expulsion, and pain and mistrust.
Adam and Ciara delve deeper into their identities and their upbringings as a Jewish person and Palestinian person living in the diaspora. They also touch on certain topics related to Israel and Palestine that they will e
Tamar
hospital chaplain
1 appearance on this show
Becca
Physical Therapist/Personal Trainer · online women's health clinic
2 appearances on this show
Adam
host of Red Side Of The Trent Podcast · Fuse Service
1 appearance on this show
Ciara
certified Life Coach, Inclusion and Accessibility Advocate, Community Leader, Mentor · The Mizrahi Story
1 appearance on this show
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Humanity in the Holy Land is hosted by Adam & Ciara. The show is categorised under education (society) and has published 18 episodes.
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