Mohammed El-Kurd, a passionate Palestinian writer and poet, shares insights from his activism and advocacy work. He discusses the historical and ongoing struggles faced by families in Sheikh Jarrah, highlighting the emotional toll of displacement. The conversation dives into the Nakba's impact on Palestinian identity and the critique of double standards in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. El-Kurd emphasizes the role of humor and resilience amidst tragedy, illustrating the strength of the Palestinian spirit in their quest for justice.

Mohammed El-Kurd, activist and writer, discusses settler colonialism and the Palestinian/Native connection. Topics include recognizing settler colonialism, Palestinian cuisine, the importance of literature in a movement, the complexity of tribal governments, being a leftist, and reflections on the Palestinian struggle.

Featuring Mohammed el-Kurd, a Palestinian poet, journalist, and organizer, this podcast discusses the current situation in Gaza, the devaluation of Palestinian life under Israeli rule, and the role of Palestine solidarity in reviving internationalism. It also explores possibilities for a free Palestine, different perspectives on the goal of activism, and the impact on students' freedom of speech. The podcast includes an interview with Mohammed el-Kurd and a call-to-action for support.

Mohammed el-Kurd, an expert on Palestine, discusses the ongoing control Israel has over Palestinian life, explores potential solutions for a peaceful resolution, examines the feasibility of a two-state solution, and addresses the legitimacy of Hamas. The podcast also delves into the role of American Jews in supporting Palestinian liberation.

Mohammed el-Kurd, a Palestinian writer and poet known for his incisive work with The Nation, sheds light on the complex narratives surrounding Palestinian identity. He discusses how Palestinians are often required to curate their stories for Western audiences, sacrificing crucial truths in the process. The conversation dives into the psychological toll on children caught in conflict, the harms of dehumanization, and critiques the notion of the 'perfect victim' imposed by media. El-Kurd's insights reveal the urgent need for a reevaluation of victimhood and resistance in the context of ongoing oppression.