

Sumud Podcast: Inspired by Palestine
Dr. Ed Hasan
Inspired by Palestine, Sumud Podcast emerges as a powerful platform for inspiration and empowerment for marginalized communities globally. Our mission? To elevate voices that have been sidelined by sharing the stories, experiences, and insights that demand to be heard. Get ready to join us in amplifying the voices shaping our world, one episode at a time. Welcome to Sumud Podcast – where we uplift, empower, and amplify. Connect with Sumud Podcast on your favorite social media channels: Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok Threads, and X (formerly known as Twitter).Hosted by Dr. Ed Hasan Connect with Dr. Ed Hasan on Instagram, LinkedIn, Threads, and X.
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Oct 23, 2025 • 1h 10min
Lifeline for Palestine: How UN Can Act When the World Fails | Sumud Podcast
🎙️This week on the Sumud Podcast, we amplify the voices behind Lifeline for Palestine and their urgent call to activate the Uniting for Peace process, a UN mechanism that empowers the General Assembly to act when the Security Council is blocked by vetoes. Recorded at a moment of moral urgency, this episode explores how global solidarity, diplomacy, and people power can come together to protect Palestinian civilians and end genocide.
Our guests: Craig Mokhiber, international human rights lawyer and former UN Director; Dr. Jill Stein, American physician, activist, and three-time Green Party presidential nominee, and Mark Elbourno, Palestinian American political strategist and Green Party leader, break down the legal, political, and moral dimensions of the Uniting for Peace plan.
Together, they reveal how Lifeline for Palestine has mobilized a growing global movement demanding accountability and action, pushing governments to honor international law and the will of the world’s majority. This conversation is a call to conscience, and a roadmap for how humanity can stand together against impunity and for justice.
The Sumud Podcast is sponsored by The Karate Attorney. Fighting for justice inside and outside the courtroom. Visit KarateAttorney.com or follow on Instagram @karateattorney to learn more.
In this conversation, we explore:
➡ What the Uniting for Peace process is and how it works
➡ How the US veto has blocked justice — and how to bypass it
➡ The role of Lifeline for Palestine and grassroots global movements
➡ Why Palestinians are leading this call for protection and accountability
➡ How ordinary people can take concrete action to shut down genocide
This video is for educational purposes only. It provides historical and political analysis to inform and educate viewers.
📌Chapters:
00:00 – Every Fighter Needs a Cause
02:00 – Introducing the Guests: Craig Mokhiber, Dr. Jill Stein & Mark Elbourno
06:30 – What is the Uniting for Peace Mechanism?
13:00 – The UN, Veto Power & Global Accountability
16:00 – Lifeline for Palestine: Origins and Purpose
23:00 – Global Solidarity & the Power of the People
36:00 – The Palestinian Call for Protection
43:00 – Why Action Still Matters: Overcoming Hopelessness
49:00 – Reclaiming International Law & the Global Majority
54:00 – What Happens If It Works? The Road Ahead
01:07:00 – Final Reflections & A Call to Action
🌐Take Action: Visit LifelineForPalestine.com
to send letters, sign petitions, and join upcoming global actions.
🎬Full episode on Sumud Podcast: https://sumudpod.com
📲Follow: @lifelineforpalestine , @craigmokhiber , @drjillstein , @markelbourno
📲Follow our host: @dredhasan
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Oct 16, 2025 • 1h 22min
Aymann Ismail: Faith, Fatherhood & The Truth | Sumud Podcast
🎙️This week on the Sumud Podcast, we sit down with Aymann Ismail, journalist, storyteller, and father, to explore how identity, faith, and truth-telling intersect in a time of moral crisis. A staff writer at Slate, the author of Becoming Baba, and president of the Arab and Middle Eastern Journalists Association (AMEJA). Aymann has spent years documenting how American media frames Arabs, Muslims, and Palestinians, and what it means to write honestly while the world burns.
Born in Newark, New Jersey, to Egyptian parents, Aymann came of age in the shadow of 9/11, an experience that forced him to navigate fear, belonging, and dual identity. In this deeply personal conversation, he shares how those formative years shaped his journalism from "Who’s Afraid of Aymann?" and PBS’s "American Muslims: A History Revealed" to his acclaimed essay, "The Store That Called the Cops on George Floyd", which won a Writers Guild Award and was nominated for a National Magazine Award.
With humility and clarity, he unpacks the ethical dilemmas of journalism, the burden of representation for Arab reporters, and the parallels between the post-9/11 era and the ongoing genocide in Gaza. Through it all, Aymann reflects on fatherhood, faith, and what it means to tell stories that refuse to dehumanize.
🔑 In this conversation, we explore:
➡ Growing up Arab Muslim in New Jersey after 9/11
➡ The parallels between anti-Palestinian racism and post-9/11 Islamophobia
➡ Journalism, bias, and courage in the era of genocide
➡ Storytelling, empathy, and moral responsibility in media
➡ Becoming Baba: faith, fatherhood, and belonging in America
This video is for educational purposes only. It provides historical and political analysis to inform and educate viewers.
📌 Chapters:
00:00 – Introduction & Opening Reflections
01:45 – 9/11 and October 7th
13:23 – Being Both: Arab American Identity & Belonging
22:18 – The Human Story of Being Gay and Muslim
25:13 – “Who’s Afraid of Aymann?”: Curiosity as Resistance
29:57 – Unearthing Muslim Roots in America with PBS
33:46 – The Store That Called the Cops on George Floyd
40:42 – Media Bias, Arab Journalists & Ethical Reporting
49:59 – Privilege, Courage & Writing Hard Truths
55:43 – Becoming Baba: Faith, Fatherhood & Finding Meaning
01:19:05 – Final Reflection: Teaching Faith in America
🎥 Full episode: https://sumudpod.com
📚 Check out Aymann’s work:
📖 Becoming Baba: https://bookshop.org/p/books/becoming-baba-fatherhood-faith-and-finding-meaning-in-america-aymann-ismail/dd46efc949a7959e?ean=9780385549615
🧠 AMEJA: https://www.ameja.org
📲 Follow: @aymanndotcom
📲 Follow: @dredhasan
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Oct 9, 2025 • 52min
Dima Khalidi: Lawfare, Free Speech & Student Power | Sumud Podcast
🎙️ This week on the Sumud Podcast, we are joined by Dima Khalidi, founder and director of Palestine Legal, a US-based organization dedicated solely to defending the rights of people who speak out for Palestinian freedom.
Carrying her family’s long legacy of resistance into the present, Dima has spent decades on the legal front lines, protecting students, educators, and activists from repression. In this conversation, she explains how law is both weaponized against movements and reclaimed through organizing, offering a sharp look into the fight for free speech, student power, and justice in the US and beyond.
From historic cases like the Holy Land Foundation Five to recent victories against university crackdowns, Dima shows how lawfare, surveillance, and repression work—and how the movement continues to resist, organize, and win.
🔑 In this episode, we explore:
➡ The Khalidi family legacy and roots in Palestinian history
➡ Lessons from political prosecutions like the Holy Land Five
➡ Lawfare, anti-terror laws, and the Palestine exception to free speech
➡ Student courage, campus crackdowns, and legal victories
➡ Advice for young organizers and the importance of solidarity
📌 Chapters:
00:00 – Introduction
01:59 – Family Legacy and Roots of Resistance
08:37 – Early Cases That Shaped a Lifetime of Advocacy
16:21 – Political Prosecutions & the Holy Land Five
19:27 – Lawfare and the Founding of Palestine Legal
27:24 – Student Repression and Free Speech Battles
36:06 – Recent Legal Victories and their Impact
40:55 – Advice for Students, Staff, and Teachers
48:52 – Final Reflection: Inspiring the Next Generation
🎥 Full episode: https://sumudpod.com
🌐 Learn more: https://palestinelegal.org/
📲 Follow: @palestinelegal
📲 Follow: @dredhasan
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Oct 2, 2025 • 26min
Dana Salah: Falahi Pop, Tatreez & Cultural Resistance | Sumud Podcast
🎙️This week on the Sumud Podcast, recorded live at ADC’s ArabCon, we welcome Jordanian Palestinian singer, songwriter, and producer Dana Salah. Known for blending traditional Palestinian folklore with global contemporary sounds, Dana has pioneered a genre she calls Falahi Pop. Her music is not just art; it’s a vessel for storytelling, cultural preservation, and resistance.
In this conversation, Dana shares her journey from performing in New York under the name King Deco to returning to the Arab world and writing music in Arabic during COVID. She reflects on how songs like Ya Tal3een emerged from grief after October 7 and transformed into anthems of hope and empowerment, carrying Palestinian heritage to global audiences. Dana also discusses the influence of her grandfather, displaced from Haifa in 1948, whose advocacy and spirit continue to flow through her work.
Together, we explore how music can serve as both therapy and resistance, a way of keeping Palestinian identity alive for future generations, and a call for young women to embrace authenticity and courage.
🔑 In this conversation, we explore:
➡ How folklore, tatreez, and heritage shape Falahi Pop
➡ The story behind Ya Tal3een and writing through trauma
➡ Shifting from English to Arabic songwriting
➡ Music as resistance, healing, and empowerment
➡ Ancestry, legacy, and advice to young Palestinian girls
This video is for educational purposes only. It provides historical and political analysis to inform and educate viewers.
📌 Chapters:
00:00- Storytelling as Resistance
01:38- Introduction
03:24– Dana Salah’s Journey: From King Deco to Falahi Pop
07:33– Ya Tal3een: Writing Through Grief & Finding Empowerment
11:39– Arabic vs English Songwriting & Honoring Heritage
17:51– Her Grandfather’s Legacy & Carrying Palestine Forward
21:01– Advice for Young Palestinian Girls & Closing Reflections
🎥 Full episode on Sumud Podcast: https://sumudpod.com
📲 Follow: @danasalah
📲 Follow: @dredhasan
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Sep 25, 2025 • 52min
Dr. Rania Masri: Zionism, Ecocide & the Mother Tree | Sumud Podcast
🎙️ This week on the Sumud Podcast, Dr. Rania Masri joins us to speak on liberation, land, and the interconnected struggles for justice. An environmental scientist and long-time activist, Rania brings decades of experience in organizing to the fight against colonialism and ecocide.
Since 1990, Rania has organized for justice and against systems of oppression and war through protests, teach-ins, conferences, political organizing, public speaking training, writings, research, and media work. She taught holistic environmental sciences (including environmental justice) at the university level for nearly two decades. She served as an expert in the Court of Conscience, presenting testimony on the environmental impact of the 2006 Israeli War on Lebanon.
In this episode, Rania connects the fight for Palestinian freedom to global movements for environmental and social justice. She explains how Zionism imposes ecocide on the land of Palestine, unpacks the colonial legacy of Sykes–Picot and the artificial borders of Greater Syria, and invites us to learn from the socialist wisdom of trees, what she calls the “Mother Tree” model of care, resistance, and community.
🔑 In this conversation, we explore:
➡ The environmental devastation of Israeli occupation and Gaza’s ecocide
➡ The colonial blueprint of Sykes–Picot and rejecting imposed borders
➡ Trees as teachers: Mother Trees, socialism, and organizing
➡ How solidarity—not charity—can reshape our future
This video is for educational purposes only. It provides historical and political analysis to inform and educate viewers.
📌 Chapters:
00:00- Introduction
01:35- Facing the Unspoken Issues
12:54- Engaging Despite Differences: Republicans, Democrats, and Greens
15:41- Holding Our Leaders Accountable
22:37- Greater Syria: Rejecting Borders & Claiming Our Lands
24:56- Side by Side: Liberation, Labor, and Community
28:26- Origins and Goals: The Arab and Muslim Green Party Caucus
34:17- Exploring the Core: Life as an Environmental Scientist
38:39- Examining Ecocide: The Impact of Occupation
46:00- Environmental Advocacy: Where to Begin?
49:23- Final Reflections: Hope, Resistance & the Fight for Palestine
🎥 Full episode on Sumud Podcast: https://sumudpod.com
🌐Check out: https://ncejn.org/
📲 Follow: @raniamasri
📲 Follow: @dredhasan
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Sep 18, 2025 • 55min
Ashish Prashar: Witnessing Apartheid & Advocacy | Sumud Podcast
🎙️ This week on the Sumud Podcast, we’re joined by Ashish Prashar, a political strategist and human rights activist who has advised Middle East peace envoys, UK politicians, and international bodies. He shares a unique perspective shaped by years of firsthand experience in Israel and Palestine, revealing realities that often go unseen in mainstream narratives.
From 2010 to 2012, Ashish lived in the West Bank and witnessed systemic policies controlling Palestinian communities. These experiences highlight the everyday mechanisms of apartheid and the human cost behind the policies.
In this episode, Ashish discusses the broader lessons of his experiences, from international advocacy to solidarity work. He emphasizes understanding both the human and political dimensions of the conflict, offering insights for activists, policymakers, and anyone seeking justice.
🔑 In this conversation, we explore:
➡ What living in Israel and Palestine taught him about systemic apartheid
➡ The meaning and implications of “sanitized” roads
➡ How political systems and propaganda shape narratives of the conflict
➡ The role of international advocacy and solidarity
➡ Lessons for activists and observers striving for justice
📌 Chapters:
00:00- Introduction
02:00- When Hatred Found Us at Play
12:52- Prison at Seventeen: Assaulted and Tested
21:25- Ashish’s Background: Political Strategy & Human Rights Work
27:47- Between Blair and Palestine
31:33- Living in the West Bank: Firsthand Experiences of Segregation
35:32- Football Against Apartheid
45:56- Airbnb: Profiting from Genocide
51:22- Reflections on Justice, Responsibility, and Speaking Out
🎥 Explore more at: https://sumudpod.com
🌐Check out: https://www.ashishprashar.me/
📲Follow: @ash_prashar
📲Follow: @dredhasan
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Sep 11, 2025 • 50min
Sereen Haddad: Student Resistance & Courage | Sumud Podcast
🎙️ This week on the Sumud Podcast, we’re joined by Sereen Haddad, a Palestinian student activist who helped lead the VCU Gaza solidarity encampment before police violently dismantled it!
In the days leading up to graduation, Sereen had been pepper-sprayed, beaten, and sent to the ER with head trauma as VCU and Virginia State Police stormed the encampment. Three days before graduation, she received an email from the university stating that she could walk the stage, but her degree would not be conferred due to her involvement in the protest.
Sereen’s story is not only about repression but also resilience. She experienced firsthand the violence facing student organizers across the U.S.—and yet, she insists: Palestinians refuse to remain quiet. Instead of breaking her, these moments only strengthened her resolve. With the help of Palestine Legal, she fought back and won her degree—showing that student movements have power and that universities are not neutral but complicit.
🔑 In this conversation, we explore:
➡ What it means to be Palestinian in a world that dehumanizes your people
➡ Police repression at VCU’s Gaza encampment
➡ The loss of her family members in Gaza and why they are people, not statistics
➡ Why the divestment movement matters and terrifies universities
➡ Advice to other students facing repression on campus
➡ The resilience, pride, and love at the heart of Palestinian identity
This video is for educational purposes only. It provides historical and political analysis to inform and educate viewers.
📌 Chapters:
00:00 – Introduction
01:42 – VCU Withheld Her Degree & the Days After October 7
10:02 – The VCU Encampment: Police Violence & Repression
16:07- The Haddad Legacy: Refusal & Resistance
20:47- Graduation Blocked: Student Conduct vs. Palestine Solidarity
29:00- Morals 101 & Calling in Backup: Palestine Legal
36:53- Why Silence is Not an Option
41:56- Final Reflections: Pride, Struggle & Speaking Out
📲 Follow: @sereen_haddad_
🎙 Follow our host: @dredhasan
🌐 Explore more: https://sumudpod.com
#Palestine #SumudPod #FreePalestine #DivestFromGenocide #Gaza #StudentProtests #CampusEncampments #EndTheOccupation #Divest #BDS Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sep 4, 2025 • 39min
Hannah Moushabeck: Homeland, Memory & Stories | Sumud Podcast
This week on the Sumud Podcast, we’re joined by Hannah Moushabeck, a Palestinian American author, editor, and book marketer. Born into a family of publishers and raised in western Massachusetts, Hannah grew up in the world of books. Today, she carries that legacy forward at Interlink Books, one of the only Palestinian-owned publishing houses in the U.S.
Her acclaimed debut, "Homeland: My Father Dreams of Palestine" (Chronicle Books, 2023), is a lyrical picture book inspired by her father’s memories of Palestine. With warmth and humor, it offers young readers both a window into a beloved homeland and a mirror for displaced families everywhere.
In this conversation, Hannah shares her journey growing up surrounded by stories, the challenges of representing Palestine in children’s literature, and the backlash she’s faced, including censorship and soft bans. She also reflects on reclaiming her identity, creating community for emerging Palestinian authors, and why storytelling for children is a vital act of resistance.
🔑 In this episode, we explore:
➡ Why representation in children’s books is survival, not just storytelling
➡ The story of Interlink Books & resisting cultural erasure
➡ The rise of censorship and soft suppression of Palestinian voices
➡ Building community through Palestinians in Kid Lit
➡ Homeland as an act of love, memory, and joy
This video is for educational purposes only. It provides historical and political analysis to inform and educate viewers.
Chapters:
00:00 – Introduction
01:21 – Growing Up in the Only Palestinian Publishing House in the U.S.
06:21 –The Faces of Interlink Books
9:56- How to Approach Interlink or Hannah About an Idea?
11:38- Childhood Erasure & Reclaiming Palestinian Identity
15:31 – Discovering Naomi Shihab Nye & the Power of Children’s Books
21:11- Writing Homeland & Sparking Questions Through the Story
26:52 – Soft Censorship, Library Bans & Resilience
29:35- Main Takeaway from Wondering About Palestine
31:25- Claiming My Identity: The Moment I Said, “I’m Palestinian"
33:33 – Messages to young Palestinians & aspiring writers
📲 Follow Hannah Moushabeck: @hannahmoushabeck, @interlinkbooks
🎙 Follow our host: @dredhasan
🌐 Explore more at: https://sumudpod.com
Check out: https://interlinkbooks.com/
📕 Hannah’s Book: Homeland: https://bookshop.org/p/books/homeland-my-father-dreams-of-palestine-hannah-moushabeck/18788705?ean=9781797202051&next=t
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Aug 28, 2025 • 50min
Ibrahim Awad: Sacrifice, Justice & Speaking Up | Sumud Podcast
🎙️This week on the Sumud Podcast, we’re joined by Ibrahim Awada, a US-based trial lawyer, founder of The Awad Law Firm, and unapologetic voice for Palestine. Known for securing record-breaking verdicts and training trial lawyers across the country, Ibrahim has also emerged as a fearless advocate for his community, refusing to stay silent even when colleagues and judges turned away.
From Georgia’s courtrooms to his nonprofit Palistory, dedicated to preserving Nakba survivor testimony, Ibrahim blends legal excellence with moral clarity. His story is one of sacrifice, faith, and the painful realization that some “progressive” allies were never truly allies at all.
In this powerful conversation, Ibrahim reflects on what it means to confront injustice, whether in the courtroom or in Gaza, and why silence is complicity. He reminds us: the work is ours, the outcome is God’s.
🔑 In this conversation, we explore:
➡ Why sacrifice is inevitable and why it must be ours, not our children’s
➡ The Georgia judge who said, “There are no innocents in Gaza.”
➡ How October 7 unmasked false allies in the legal profession
➡ Growing up Palestinian in the U.S. & the impact of Muhammad al-Durrah’s killing
➡ Founding Palistory to preserve Nakba survivor stories
➡ Faith, courage, and why speaking up is easier now than ever
This video is for educational purposes only. It provides historical and political analysis to inform and educate viewers.
📌 Chapters:
00:00 – Introduction
1:58- Identity & Representing His Community
04:56 – Commitment to Faith & Palestinian Identity
08:46 – Why ‘Karate Attorney’?
14:45 – Confronting Judge Stacey Hydrick’s Gaza Comments
21:42 – Trial Lawyers College & the “Defense of the Damned”
28:43- Frames of Effort
32:05- Founding Palistory & Preserving Nakba Testimonies
34:10 – Message to CEOs, Professionals & Silent Allies
38:22- Why Zionism is Supremacy, Not Judaism
41:19- What It Means to Ibrahim to Be Palestinian
44:50- Take Action & Don’t Wait
46:30 – A Final Word: No Good Deed Goes Unrewarded
📲 Follow: @karateattorney, @palistory.usa
🎙 Follow our host: @dredhasan
🌐 Explore more: https://sumudpod.com
Check out: https://theawadlawfirm.com/
https://palistory.com/
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Aug 21, 2025 • 34min
Mehdi Hasan: Gaza, Debating & Independent Media | Sumud Podcast
🎙️This week on the Sumud Podcast, we’re joined by Mehdi Hasan—Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Zeteo, the independent media platform built to challenge power and amplify silenced voices. Known worldwide for his fearless debate style and sharp fact-checking, Mehdi has spent 25 years exposing propaganda and holding leaders to account.
His layered identity—son of Indian immigrants, a Shia Muslim growing up in the UK as a “minority within a minority,” and now an immigrant navigating life across the U.S. and U.K.—has shaped his worldview. These experiences of being both insider and outsider inform his politics, his journalism, and his commitment to journalistic integrity in an era of disinformation.
From Win Every Argument to his viral TV debates, Mehdi’s work blends storytelling with accountability. He reflects on what it means to live between worlds—and how identity, politics, and media intersect in today’s polarized climate.
Beyond his career highlights, Mehdi opens up about the struggles of independent journalism, the dangers faced by Palestinian reporters in Gaza, and why disinformation remains one of the greatest threats to truth.
🔑 In this conversation, we explore:
➡ Why Mehdi built Zeteo to rival corporate media
➡ How lies and propaganda became his “antagonist”
➡ Growing up Muslim in the West
➡ Lessons from Win Every Argument on debate & persuasion
➡ Advice for Palestinian and pro-Palestinian students facing attacks
➡ The murder of Gaza’s journalists and why their voices matter
This video is for educational purposes only. It provides historical and political analysis to inform and educate viewers.
📌 Chapters:
00:00 – Introduction
01:28 – The Birth of Zeteo & Challenging Power
03:19 – Propaganda, Lies & Mehdi’s “Antagonist”
07:09 – Growing Up Shia Muslim in the West
10:24 – Sectarianism, Geopolitics & Divide-and-Rule
13:23 – Debate Lessons from Win Every Argument
19:54 – Advice for Palestinian & Pro-Palestinian Students
24:56 – Rapid Fire Questions
32:52- Final Message: Support Independent Media
📲 Follow: @mehdirhasan & @Zeteo
🎙 Follow our host: @dredhasan
Shop his book: https://bookshop.org/p/books/win-every-argument-the-art-of-debating-persuading-and-public-speaking-mehdi-hasan/18308276?ean=9781250853462&next=t
🌐 Explore more: https://sumudpod.com
Check out: https://zeteo.com/
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