Unapologetic: The Third Narrative Ibrahim and Amira

On this episode of Unapologetic, we continue our discussion with Ashager on the Ethiopian Jewish aka Beta Israel community.
In this second part, Ibrahim, Amira, and Ashager discuss the similarities and differences among their communities as minorities in Israel.
Also, this episode includes graphic descriptions of the uncensored video of the horrors of October 7th, which Ashager has seen. This description appears in the last two questions of the episodes for those who prefer to skip this difficult conversation.

In this compelling episode, Iranian-American attorney and activist Elica Le Bon offers deep insights into the multifaceted challenges faced by the region. Through thoughtful analysis and compassionate dialogue, this episode navigates the complexities of regional conflicts, while daring to envision a future built on the principles of justice, coexistence, and the possibility of a two-state solution. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities on the path to lasting peace in the Middle East.

This time on Unapologetic you better hold on tight!
Hosts Amira and Ibrahim host an incredible person with a wonderful spirit and tons and tons of charisma!
Ashager Araro is an Ethiopian Jewish activist, who established an Ethiopian heritage center called Bettea where she shares the Ethiopian Jewish story through art, music, food, and personal stories.
This time, she shares her incredible story with us, and takes us on a journey to learn more about her beautiful culture, story, and community.

In this episode, hosts Amira and Ibrahim explain the meaning and practices of the holy month of Ramadan. Join them as they tell their Ramadan stories and share their insights and opinions regarding the political ramifications of the holy month.



We wish all our listeners a Ramadan Kareem and to those fasting we hope you have a meaningful and easy fast.

In this episode, hosts Amira and Ibrahim are joined by Alana Zeitchik, an American-Israeli advocate for the hostages taken by Hamas on October 7th. Six of Alana's cousins, including three young children, were kidnapped from Kibbutz Nir Oz to Gaza. While five have returned, Alana's cousin's husband, David Cunio, remains captive.

Join our hosts as they delve into the complex and painful reality facing the hostages and their families.

"For most of the world, days and time have passed, but for us, it's still October 7th, and in Gaza, the war still rages on."

This episode is part two of the hosts conversation with analyst and activist Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib. In this episode Ahmed tells the ins and outs of his experience attending UNRWA schools and gives his own analysis on Hamas and the current war.