This is an invaluable source of insight into the situation in Israel/Palestine, from a Palestinian prospective. I hugely appreciate the effort and care that goes into this podcast. It also introduced me to the Al-Shabaka network in general, and I'm glad to know about their work.

Rethinking Palestine, and the entire Al-Shabaka network, are a vital resource for anyone who wants to break out of the shameful Western media narratives and really engage critically with the insight and vision of Palestinian intellectual leadership around their people’s struggle.

It’s time for us Americans to free the Palestinians from Israeli massacres

You can’t get this deep, valuable analysis in such an accessible format anywhere else. Thanks for this service!

This is very helpful for those of us who want to know about the many efforts to support Palestinian liberation.

The host Yara Hawari is someone deeply embedded in both grassroots and academic circles in Palestine and across the diaspora. Her shepherding of the listeners across complex topics truly allows one to “rethink Palestine” issue by issue, with some incredibly knowledgeable Palestinian experts, be they lawyers, civil society leaders, academics and historians, or a range of policy analysts. I look forward to the podcast every month! Highly recommend!

Informative, critical thinking and analysis. A great place to turn if you want to learn more about Palestine, whether you are new to the topic or have been engaged for many years.

Too much of today’s rhetoric is based on emotion and designed to generate more emotion. The thoughtful analysis of this podcast is based on fact and rational thinking. Thank you.

I just listened to the first podcast with Zena Agha and host Yara Hawaii. Seriously, one of the best experiences with podcasts ever. Such a powerful sense of justice mixed with a sophisticated analysis of the politics of mapping, told in straightforward ways. Excellent job.

So informative and enjoyable to listen to. Valuable resource for educating myself on Palestine and Israel.

I trust this group without reservations. Looking forward to great insight.

There has been 72 years of misinformation on Palestine and its people by Israeli propoganda to misinform the world about and occupy Palestinian physical, academic and social spaces in order to control their own narrative. Not only is this dangerous but harms any thought of reconcilliation between the two states. What I feel this podcast is intending to do, listening to the first podcast, is creating a foundation of historic colonial context and facts but also sharing sentiments and opinions of Palestinian people themselves. I look forward to following this podcast and learning more about the past, present and future of the state of Palestine. Knowledge is power, and I hope it takes up space to support justice and truth for the Palestinian people.