Diana Buttu

Diana Buttu and Richard Falk discuss the ICJ ruling on Israeli occupation, calling for an end to the occupation and dismantling of apartheid structures. They explore the implications of the ruling, Israel's dismissive response, and the challenges of enforcing international law. The podcast also touches on Nuremberg jurisprudence, evolving narratives on Israel-Palestine, and the exclusion of recent events in occupied Palestine from the advisory opinion.

Diana Buttu, a human rights lawyer and analyst from Haifa, discusses the recent ceasefire between Hamas and Israel after 15 months of conflict. She delves into the complex emotions felt by Palestinians—hope mingled with skepticism about the ceasefire's longevity. Buttu examines the humanitarian implications and the fraught history of ceasefire agreements. She highlights the disparities in reactions between families of captives in Israel and those in Gaza, shedding light on global indifference to the ongoing suffering.

Former federal judge, Harvard Law professor, Palestinian spokesperson, and other guests discuss the Colorado ruling on Trump's eligibility, the Supreme Court's new code of ethics, the dire situation in Gaza, concerns about the code's limitations, Trump's mistakes and dangerous rhetoric, and the importance of supporting public libraries.

Diana Butu, a Palestinian human rights attorney and former advisor to the Palestine Liberation Organization, dives deep into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. She discusses the tragic execution of Gaza medics and the dire humanitarian crisis, urging international accountability. Butu highlights the global protests demanding justice for Palestinians and critiques U.S. trade policies that exacerbate economic instability. The conversation emphasizes the urgent need for change amidst ongoing violence and the voices advocating for human rights and equality.

Diana Buttu, a Lawyer and Al-Shabaka Board Member, sheds light on the shifting dynamics in Gaza following the assassination of Hamas leaders. She discusses the power struggle within Hamas and the implications for peace negotiations, critiquing the global response to the humanitarian crisis. Buttu also addresses misconceptions surrounding Hamas, emphasizing its resilient nature. The conversation highlights the urgent need to focus on Palestinian rights and the challenges in the political landscape as the region faces ongoing violence.