How does a settler colonial military that is involved in the genocide of both human and non-human animals across Palestine define itself as the 'world's most moral, vegan friendly army'? Dalal and Waseem discuss the so-called 'vegan revolution' in the Israeli colonial population, and how it is fraught with racist contraditions about animal liberation within a society dedicated to the annihilation of the people of Palestine. This podcast is captioned for accessibility for Deaf and Hard of Hearing viewers here. Autocaptions have been adjusted to ensure accessibility. We dedicate this episode to Hind Rajab, a young Palestinian girl who was murdered by the Israeli military. We will never forget nor forgive what happened to Hind. الله يرحمهاRead more about Hind Rajab here. You can follow Waseem here The music in this episode is credited to two Palestinian artists:Mahmoud Shalabi plays the ney (Arab flute). View here. Mahmoud Shalabi is a Palestinian actor and artist based in Akka, Palestine. He took part in a documentary call Slingshot Hip Hop by Jackie Salloum (Bouza Productions) that can be viewed here. Said Fadel is a Gaza-based Palestinian artist who is surviving the recent Israeli genocidal war upon Gaza, Palestine. Said plays the lute here and is part of a band called Sol Band here. Please follow, support and share both Palestinian artists. The Vegans for Palestine Podcast team are amazed and proud of their work.Send us Fan Mail

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