Podcast: Hundreds protest outside Israeli jail in solidarity with hunger striking prisoners
15 February 2013
Palestinians launch protests across the West Bank demanding the release of political prisoners on hunger strike in Israeli jails.
The Electronic Intifada Podcast
Podcast: Brooklyn College BDS event "a victory" for free speech, academic freedom and Palestine solidarity movement
8 February 2013
Reporter Alex Kane talks about the failed attempt by Zionist groups and even “progressive” officials in New York City to censor a talk on BDS at Brooklyn College.
Podcast: Gaza family of 6 perish in fire caused by candle lit after electricity cutoff
1 February 2013
Rami Almeghari talks about the current health, economic and infrastructure crisis in the Gaza Strip, after an impoverished family is killed when a fire sweeps their home due to a lit candle.
Podcast: "Israel's drunk with power," says Stop the Wall's Jamal Juma'
28 January 2013
Jamal Juma’ of the Stop the Wall campaign talks about grassroots Palestinian resistance to Israel’s escalating colonization project.
Podcast: As Palestinian refugee population grows, so do rights violations
18 January 2013
Amjad Alqasis of BADIL talks about two new surveys that look at the growing number of Palestinian refugees and how Palestinians consider themselves as a unified people despite Israel’s divisive efforts.
Podcast: Sounds from DAM's new hip-hop album Dabke on the Moon
11 January 2013
On our podcast: Tamer Nafar of the ground-breaking Palestinian hip-hop group DAM speaks with EI about their new album; plus clips from two songs.
Podcast: Will Israel boycott movement win policy victories in 2013?
4 January 2013
Josh Ruebner of the US Campaign to End the Israeli Occupation assess the victories and growth of the international boycott, divestment and sanctions movement.
Podcast: Sodastream "part of the occupation," says UK-based boycott activist Tony Greenstein
21 December 2012
Activist, blogger and BDS organizer Tony Greenstein in Brighton, UK, discusses the Sodastream boycott and the growing BDS movement.
Podcast: Israel wants to criminalize human rights defenders, says head of Palestinian group raided by army
14 December 2012
Sahar Francis of Addameer, the Palestinian prisoners’ advocacy organization, says that the Israeli army’s recent raids on human rights groups in the West Bank is because of Palestinian civil society advocacy for human rights and BDS.
Podcast: University of California's direct role in "disparaging" campus Palestine activists
10 December 2012
Liz Jackson talks about how civil rights groups are challenging the University of California as a climate of fear silences Palestine solidarity activism and Palestinian and Muslim students.