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Yalla é um podcast de conversas sobre a Palestina—uma luta contínua contra um sistema colonial que persiste há décadas. É sobre romper o silêncio, desafiar narrativas e manter viva a resistência.
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Emile Saba | Making theatre through genocide - Palestine's stage of resistance (opens the original)
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On today’s episode we speak with Emile Saba , Palestinian theatre director, actor, and Artistic Director of ASHTAR Theatre in Ramallah. Born in 1989 to a family originally from Jaffa and raised in Ramallah, Emile’s work is rooted in magical realism — poetic, image-driven storytelling carried by political urgency. ASHTAR was founded in 1991 by Iman Aoun and Edward Muallem as the first theatre-training organisation for young people in Palestine, and became the Middle East hub for the Theatre of th
Samer Makhlouf | Why Israel destroys Palestinian culture - Culture as resistance (opens the original)
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On today’s episode we speak with Samer Makhlouf, a Palestinian cultural leader, activist, and fundraising strategist with more than twenty years of experience building and sustaining cultural institutions across Palestine. He currently serves as Executive Director of Al Kasaba Theatre and Cinematheque in Ramallah, works on heritage and creative-economy programmes supporting Palestinian artisans, and advises the Tawfiq and Nimat Fakhouri Foundation. He founded and leads the Palestine Cultural Inc
Reem Khatib | This is what occupation sounds like - Sound and resistance in Palestine (opens the original)
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Today we speak with Reem Khatib, a researcher and curator based in Jerusalem and Bethlehem, and Programme Coordinator and Sound Studio Manager at Dar Jacir for Art and Research. She has taken part in 'Unbuilding Listenings' with Nicolás Jaar, coordinates the 'Palestine Beats' workshop with Berklee College of Music, and curates 'Rhythms for Relief', using sound and music for healing and collective resilience in the face of colonial oppression. Dar Jacir, founded in 2014, is an artist-led and wome
Saed Zboan | Living in the most tear-gassed place on Earth - Aida Refugee Camp, Palestine (opens the original)
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In this episode of YALLA, we speak with Saed Zboan, a coordinator at the Aida Youth Centre, born and raised in Aida refugee camp on the northern edge of Bethlehem. Founded in 1968, the Aida Youth Centre works with the camp’s children and young people through art, film, photography, music, and summer programmes, while advocating for Palestinian refugees’ rights. Saed is also one of the people who walks visitors through Aida, a camp overshadowed by the Apartheid Wall and Israeli military watchtowe
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