In the midst of the ongoing stream of heartbreaking images and videos of our beloved Palestinian brothers and sisters, the unwavering resilience they display each passing day serves as a poignant source of inspiration, compelling us to fortify our own imaan. Join Dr. Haifaa Younis and Dr. Omar Suleiman, who, with heartfelt reflections and invaluable guidance, beckon us to contemplate and act upon the profound responsibilities we bear in these challenging times.
The son of an Israeli general raised inculcated with the value of Zionism, Miko Peled's perspective shifted after the tragic loss of his niece to a terrorist attack. Driven by that tragedy to figure out what why a Palestinian suicide bomber would take his own life, along with the life of innocents, he began questioning Zionism. On today's episode, the author and activist engages important and provocative questions like does Israel have a right to exist, and should we refer to Hamas as a terrorist group? -- questions that someone with his life experiences is most qualified to answer. A truly fascinating episode.
Jewish political scientist Dr.Norman Finkelstein Exposing LIES of Z!onist Tim Kennedy on Joe Rogan
Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan delivers the Friday Khutbah at the MyCentre Masjid in Melbourne, Australia on 17/11/23.
Dr Finkelstein responds to Bernie Sanders' recent statement opposing a ceasefire.
The death toll in Gaza has reached above 10,000, yet the so-called international community, in reality, the Western nations, are deaf to the cries under the rubble. The Israeli war machine no longer worries about redlines as they act in complete impunity. If the hypocrisy of the West was not evident before this crisis, it is clear now that the Liberal World Order was never meant to safeguard the lives and honour of those it deems lesser people.
Amr Abdul Latif was, until recently, a resident and citizen of Gaza. He came to the UK to study for his postgraduate degree at St Andrews University and now works as a software developer. The Western press, even those that show little empathy, present the people of Gaza as lesser human beings who do not have dreams and aspirations. Who are either to be pitied or presented as subhuman. I want to understand what life has been like since 2007, when Israel announced its siege and what the average Gaza actually believes.
Palestinian teenager Ahed Tamimi captured international attention after she served eight months in an Israeli prison for slapping an Israeli soldier. Sine then, she and Dena Takruri have teamed up to write a book about this experience and growing up under military occupation. On the eve of the book’s publication, Dena catches up with the young activist, now 21, seen by many as an icon of Palestinian resistance.
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