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Hosted by Leiden University students · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 6 episodes
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Journey into the heart of the conflict: tune into a collection of unfiltered voices that go beyond the headlines. Produced by Leiden University students, the series amplifies voices that frequently get sidelined or silenced. Discover tales of courage and resilience that provoke thought and inspire hope. Featuring powerful conversations with Israelis and Palestinians who use their voices to affect change. Dare to Listen! Logo design: Bertus DokterMusic: 'Speechless' by EduardBykovets*Views expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the podcast producers.
Leiden University students hosts Radio Palestine/Israel, a news show with 6 episodes published.
“Israel is a colonial project that uses the Jewish identity as an excuse to commit the worst crimes.” — Yuval Gal, 2025 Have you ever wondered what brings a person to reject their national identity? How it feels to renou
“Deradicalizing is a process that most of the Palestinians should go through — and a lot of Israelis as well... we all need to go through deradicalization.” — Dr. Maya Sion Tzidkiyahu, 2025 What does external influence l
"I felt like I needed to scream. I don't want to scream on social media like everybody else does ... I felt I needed to find my way of screaming, my scream.' -- Yousef Sweid A Palestinian-Israeli who grew up in Haifa, Sw
“I don’t want to tell them what to think. I want them to have the information and make up their own opinion.” – Dr. Dina Zbeidy, 2026 What does it mean to speak, when you are constantly asked to explain, defend and repre
“It has always been more important for the Palestinians to ensure that the Jews don’t have a state in any part of the land, rather than them having a state for themselves.” – Einat Wilf, 2025 Dr. Einat Wilf, former Kness
"The job is not to be a Palestinian journalist. The job is to be on a mission to expose injustice and inequality and advocate for a different reality. I'm not on a mission of becoming more Palestinian." What does it mean
“People call me an activist. I do not like that word. I just live the way that I think I want to live.” - Umayya Abu-Hanna What does it mean to be a “pro-Palestinian” advocate in the West today? In this episode, we sit d
“When I was 15, I participated in a hunger strike in prison for 16 days. That was my introduction to non-violence, and it was my first time experiencing a potent energy.” –Sulaiman Khatib, 2024. Breaking the cycle of vio
"I don't always have high hopes about changing the world through photography or journalism, but I wake up in the morning and drive a few hours because I think it's important to be there, to stand with these people, to do
"What kind of resistance leads to more loss of land, death, and destruction?” -Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib Could you imagine a voice from Gaza asking this provocative question? This week, we welcome Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib, a Pale
“I was radicalized in the archives” - Prof. Avi Shlaim. Have you ever wondered how an Oxford Professor of International Relations, pioneering scholar of Israel/Palestine and member of the Israeli ‘New Historians’, develo
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Radio Palestine/Israel is hosted by Leiden University students. The show is categorised under news (politics) and has published 6 episodes.
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