HeyJaredFive Questions
Five Questions is a podcast by Arab Center Washington DC where we unpack some of the big issues of the day by asking guests five key questions to break those issues down.
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The Role of Islamophobia in American Society (opens the original)
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Yousef Munayyer and Rozina Ali discuss the role of Islamophobia in American society, 25 years after the attacks of September 11, 2001.
Crossing the Red Line (opens the original)
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Akbar Shahid Ahmed and Yousef Munayyer discuss Ahmed’s new book Crossing the Red Line , examining the Biden administration’s Gaza policy, internal dissent, political calculations, and the future of Democratic Party debates over Israel and Palestine.
The Enduring Influence of Marwan Barghouti (opens the original)
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Arab Barghouti and Yousef Munayyer discuss Marwan Barghouti’s imprisonment, his enduring influence in #Palestinian politics, the human impact on families of detainees, and the debate over leadership, justice, and the future of Palestine.
After Gaza: Shifting Palestinian Public Opinion (opens the original)
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Khalil Shikaki and Khalil E. Jahshan discuss new polling on #Palestinian politics, declining Hamas support, election prospects, and public attitudes after the #Gaza war.
The Foundations of Zionism (opens the original)
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Sabri Jiryis and Khalil Jahshan discuss Jiryis’s lifelong research on Zionism, the roots and evolution of Zionist ideology, and the future of Israel and Palestine in a wide-ranging conversation.
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