The Martyr Made Podcast

The podcast delves into the intricate challenges of articulating Zionism and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict amid the chaos following World War I. It highlights the contrasting historical experiences of Palestinian Arabs and Zionists shaped by colonialism. The evolution of identity and community is examined, showing the tension between personal loyalties and national unity. The legacy of Jewish soldier Joseph Trumpledore and the violent Jaffa riots are discussed, revealing the complexities of identity during a deeply fractured period.

Dive into the tangled history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, where the quest for a Jewish homeland meets local resistance. Explore the emotional turmoil of Jewish communities facing violent pogroms in Europe, prompting dramatic migration. Discover Theodore Herzl's vision amidst rising anti-Semitism, and witness the clash within Zionism over the creation of a Jewish state. As empires collapse and the world shifts, personal stories intertwine with political motives, revealing the struggle for belonging in a land longed for through generations.