This series highlights Palestinian women, both within and outside of Palestine, as they create their personal stories in defining who they are as Palestinian women, while integrating them into the larger public narrative of the war in Gaza and more.

Rula Jebreal is a Palestinian foreign policy analyst, journalist, novelist, and screenwriter. Rula brought Palestinians’ occupation to the Italian audience when no other voices did, and has been a credible and respected voice, speaking about Islamophobia, occupation, human rights, Middle Eastern politics, and more.

This series highlights Palestinian women, both within and outside of Palestine, as they create their personal stories in defining who they are as Palestinian women, while integrating them into the larger public narrative of the war in Gaza and more.

Etaf Rum, a Palestinian American novelist and New York Times best-selling author and entrepreneur, who has a bachelor degree in English language and literature, BS in philosophy, MA in American and British literature and philosophy, joins this episode to discuss the 75 years of injustice Palestinians have faced, with Palestinian women being silenced and unable to express themselves freely.

This series highlights Palestinian women, both within and outside of Palestine, as they create their personal stories in defining who they are as Palestinian women, while integrating them into the larger public narrative of the war in Gaza and more.

Linda Sarsour challenges media bias against Arabs and Muslims, sharing post - 9/11 experiences in NYC. Embracing her Palestinian identity, she advocates for economic justice and immigrant rights, facing threats but fostering solidarity, especially in Gaza. She is a respected U.S. political activist, co-founder of the Women’s March, dedicated to women’s rights, social justice, and combating Islamophobia.