Emily Fang

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98 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2026 last heard 14 Aug

Emily Fang’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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It's considered this from NPR. voice-verified
I'm Emily Feng. voice-verified
Something a lot of people thought would never happen. voice-verified
It needs to happen, but the fact they've even agreed to it is a real achievable achievement. voice-verified
We meet Luai Adele, building a cinder block wall around his house. voice-verified
He said he went into debt to build it. voice-verified
But I need the wall to protect my family from settlers and from the Israeli army, he says. voice-verified
From their house, they look directly across a small valley to the next hill, where Jewish settlers have built the outpost of Eviatar, which was recently legalized by the Israeli government. voice-verified
Living next to Eviatar is like living on the front lines of a war, his wife Nejat says. voice-verified
Because, she says, there's no security. voice-verified
Every few days, she says, she discovers a vegetable garden ripped up or a tree chopped down. voice-verified
The settlers come and destroy everything, she says. voice-verified
This brutal test of opposing wills, settler versus Palestinian, has literally changed the landscape here in the Palestinian town of Beita. voice-verified
The village is in what is known as Area B, land under Palestinian civil administration, but Israel's security control. voice-verified
Ahmed Dweikat, another resident, reminisces when the hills here were covered with olive trees and plants that were green and flowering. voice-verified
The fields around us are yellow with weeds and barren, abandoned by the two Palestinian families who simply moved away under pressure from Eviatar settlers. voice-verified
Dweikot points out a chain of four settlements on the ridge surrounding his town, all expanding since the start of the Gaza war in October 2023, forming a chain of Israeli communities that rings beta. voice-verified
And that is paralyzing the local economy. voice-verified
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