Join Audrey Sasson, Em Hilton, and Eva Borgwardt as they share insights from Brazil on the power of international solidarity among Jewish activists. They discuss their transformative experiences advocating for justice in Palestine and the impact of grassroots internationalism on local struggles. The conversation dives into the rise of far-right violence and the need for collective resistance against Islamophobia. With a focus on memory culture and the interconnectedness of marginalized communities, this dialogue emphasizes a unified approach to combat oppression.

Avshalom Elitzur, an Israeli physicist and philosopher, Eva Borgwardt from IfNotNow, and Daniel Levy, president of the U.S. Middle East Project, engage in a thought-provoking discussion about the current state of Israel as a refuge for Jews. They tackle whether the Zionist model has failed, explore rising emigration among Jewish communities, and address the moral implications of Israel's actions in Gaza. The trio also examines demographic shifts, the importance of acknowledging Palestinian rights, and a hopeful vision for a peaceful two-state solution.