Dalal and Sophie talk about the intersections between veganism, Judaism, and anti-Zionism. They discuss how Sophie celebrates Passover (Pesach) in a vegan and anti-colonial way, connecting the holiday’s themes of liberation with Palestinian solidarity. Additionally, they discuss the importance of capacity building and find similarities in their veganism and support for Palestine. This episode has edited auto captions and transcript for Deaf and Hard of Hearing people available here. You can follow Sophie here. Follow Tzedek Collective hereRead 'A Jewish Plea' by Sara Roy here Antizionist Pesach - Frequently asked questions here (by Tzedek Collective).Virtual Anti-Zionist Seder Towards Collective Liberation (video features ASL interpreter).'Four questions for talking about Palestine during Seder' available here "On Pesach, we call for a Free Palestine" - by Loud Jewish Collective, view hereWhy we are holding an anti-Zionist Palestine Solidarity Seder by Ohad Kozminsky.“Next year in Jerusalem” - Let’s talk about it! (Click here)JVP holding protest Seder- watch here. Jewish Council of Australia - Chag Pesach Sameach Siddur Tatir Tz’rurah - available here. An Antizionist Evening Prayerbook - available here.AntiZionist Seder reading. Available here Global Arab, Mizrahi, and SWANA Jews Nakba Day Video.The forgotten history of Arab Jews | Avi Shlaim. Watch here. "I cannot write a poem about Gaza" by Tusieta Avia (Author’s note: I wrote this poem in 2014 in response to the Gaza War. 2,000 people died, the vast majority were Gazan Palestinians). Palestinian Musicians in this episode include: Mahmoud Shalabi - Flute. Naseem Alatrash - Cello. Follow Naseem here. Yasmeen Abushawish - Singer. Follow Yasmeen here. The Vegans for Palestine Podcast team would like to thank Sophie for joining us this episode, and would like to recognise the amazing talent and work of Mahmoud, Naseem and Yasmeen.Send us Fan Mail

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