Dylan Saba

Dylan Saba from Palestine Legal joins for a thought-provoking discussion on the recent film ‘October 8’ and its problematic narratives surrounding anti-Semitism. The conversation delves into the legal pressures against pro-Palestine advocates and how they threaten free speech. Saba highlights the repression of student activism and the implications of labeling dissenting voices as terrorist threats. The episode is a sharp critique of the intersection of media, identity, and activism, revealing the complexities of speaking out in today’s charged political landscape.

Dylan Saba talks about Israel's genocide in Gaza and the mass solidarity movement affecting US politics. Waleed Shahid is part of the anti-imperialist internationalist moment on the American left. They discuss how this moment is transforming US politics and marking a turning point for the American left.

Dylan Saba, a staff attorney at Palestine Legal, delves into the troubling landscape of anti-Palestinian laws in the U.S., including the implications of anti-BDS legislation across 38 states. He discusses how legal frameworks shape activism and the chilling effects on free speech regarding Palestine advocacy. Abby Martin joins later to share insights on her ongoing court case. The conversation highlights the complex intersection of legal battles and social justice, illuminating the urgent need for solidarity and grassroots efforts in the face of systemic repression.

Emma Saltzberg, US strategic campaigns director for Diaspora Alliance, and Dylan Saba, staff attorney at Palestine Legal, delve into the implications of a potential Trump administration for pro-Palestine activism. They discuss alarming tactics aimed at silencing dissent, including targeting student organizers and legislative threats against nonprofits. The duo analyzes the misuse of civil rights laws and the chilling effects of proposed policies, stressing the importance of solidarity among activist groups to counter repression and promote civil liberties.

Dylan Saba, a political commentator known for his insights on Middle Eastern affairs, dives into the impactful intersection of Palestine and the Democratic National Convention. He discusses the chaos and humor of the DNC, while addressing serious issues like the absence of Hamas in peace talks and U.S. foreign policy in Gaza. Saba critiques Democratic responses to Palestinian representation and highlights frustrations among young activists. The conversation captures the disconnect between political spectacle and moral obligations in activism.