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The Ongoing Nakba: Palestinian refugee politics from 1948 to now with Dr Anne Irfan (opens the original)
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What does it mean to describe the Nakba as ongoing ? In this episode, historian and author Dr Anne Irfan joins Britain Palestine Project podcast host Diana Safieh to trace the history of Palestinian displacement from the Nakba of 1948 to the present day. Anne begins with the events of 1947–49, when at least 750,000 Palestinians became refugees, and explains why the Nakba should be understood not only through the original expulsions, but through the subsequent denial of return and repeated displa
Situation Report Episode 4 - A Turning Point in Britain’s Policy on Palestine? (opens the original)
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Britain Palestine Project trustees Andrew Whitley and Sir Vincent Fean discuss what they see as a significant shift in British policy towards Israel and Palestine following Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband’s announcement of new measures relating to Israel’s illegal settlements and Gaza. Sir Vincent describes the change as significant not only in substance, but in tone and determination – arguing that, for the first time in his 39-year diplomatic career, he has heard a British Foreign Secretary link
Who Controls What We See? with Issam Hijazi, founder of UpScrolled (opens the original)
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Who controls what appears in our social media feeds, and who decides which voices are amplified, suppressed or removed altogether?Diana Safieh speaks to Issam Hijazi, the Palestinian-Jordanian-Australian founder of UpScrolled, an independent social media platform created in response to concerns about censorship, shadow banning and the power of Big Tech.Issam describes his own experience of posting about Palestine and finding that content received dramatically less visibility than his other posts
No Way But Forward with Prof Brian K Barber (opens the original)
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Professor Brian K. Barber talks to us about his book, NoWay But Forward: Life Stories of Three Families in the Gaza Strip . Brian first travelled to Palestine as a researcher in the1990s. Over the following three decades, he developed close relationships withfamilies in Gaza, gaining a rare insight into their everyday lives, ambitionsand struggles. His book follows three families through the defining moments oftheir lives - from education, employment and marriage to siege, repeateddisplacement a
Situation Report Episode 3 -A New Prime Minister, International Law, & What Comes Next for Palestine (opens the original)
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Has Britain's change of leadership created a genuine opportunity for a new approach to Palestine, or will little change in practice? Britain Palestine Project trustees Sir Vincent Fean and Andrew Whitley assess the implications of the new Labour government under Prime Minister Andy Burnham, examining whether recent statements on Gaza and international law will be matched by meaningful action. The discussion explores practical policy options available to the UK, from sanctions on illegal settleme
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