The +972 Podcast

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The +972 podcast is your direct line to the journalists, thinkers, and activists struggling for justice in Israel-Palestine. +972 Magazine is the only English-language media outlet run by Palestinian and Israeli journalists, delivering fifteen years of fearless reporting and analysis between the river and the sea.

  1. 4 DÉC.

    Uncovering the inner workings of an AI genocide

    Investigative journalist Yuval Abraham takes us inside his reporting on the systems driving Israel’s mass killing in Gaza over the past two years. He discusses the core challenges and ethical dilemmas of uncovering state-backed atrocities, and why the stories revealed so far are just the tip of the iceberg. Abraham highlights the need to hold powerful institutions, like Israel’s military accountable rather than focusing only on individual perpetrators, offering a deeper look at the mechanisms that produce and conceal systemic violence. Additional reading: Yuval Abraham’s archive at +972 Follow +972 Magazine: 972mag.com Instagram, Facebook, and  X Support +972 Magazine: Become a Member Right now, your donation is worth up to 12 times more. As part of our end-of-year campaign, a generous donor is multiplying each new +972 membership by 12 and doubling every one-time donation. If you believe in our fight to end impunity and ensure justice for all between the river and the sea, now is your chance to act. Join the +972 family. Make a donation. Make a difference. Theme music by Ghassan Birumi Support the show

    42 min

  2. 21 NOV.

    Israel emptied half of Gaza. What’s next?

    Over a month into the ceasefire, Gaza’s future remains in the hands of Western powers — with Palestinians largely excluded. Gazan political analyst Muhammad Shehada provides an in-depth look at the diplomatic and geopolitical strategies at play, the ongoing realities of displacement and deprivation inside the Strip, and what this moment might mean for Palestinians’ political horizons. Additional Reading: Muhammad Shehada’s archive at +972 What’s behind Israel’s new plan to divide Gaza in two Follow +972 Magazine: 972mag.com Instagram, Facebook, and  X Support +972 Magazine: Become a Member Sign up for our newsletters Theme music by Ghassan Birumi Support the show

    51 min

  3. 6 NOV.

    What happened to the Palestinian popular struggle?

    In the occupied West Bank today, life looks completely different than it did just two years ago — with unprecedented levels of state-backed settler violence, arbitrary arrests, new road closures, and mounting economic pressure. But resistance, too, is changing. Veteran activist Munther Amira connects this moment to earlier chapters of the Palestinian struggle and reflects on what it means to keep resisting when survival itself has become the fight. Additional Reading: From the Cemetery of the Living: A Plea for the Rights of Palestinian Detainees ‘They intended to kill us’: Masafer Yatta reels from bloody settler assaults My father was jailed for believing Palestine must be free Follow +972 Magazine: 972mag.com Instagram, Facebook, and  X Support +972 Magazine: Become a Member Sign up for our newsletters Theme music by Ghassan Birumi Support the show

    39 min

  4. 23 OCT.

    Reckoning or reverting? Israeli society after the ceasefire

    Two years after October 7, Israeli public opinion remains shaped by fear, grief, and a siege mentality. But could the fragile ceasefire mark a turning point — or will Israel slip back into an “October 6 way of thinking,” ignoring the root causes of the violence and paving the way for future wars? Political analyst, public opinion researcher, and A Land For All member Dahlia Scheindlin joins us to discuss how Israeli attitudes toward the war on Gaza have evolved, whether there’s any possibility of a public reckoning, and what it would take to begin a process of genuine political transformation between the river and the sea — from both within Israeli society and the international community.  Additional Reading: Dahlia Scheindlin’s archive at +972 ‘Israelis are frustrated, but do they want to stop the war? Not exactly’ Follow +972 Magazine: 972mag.com Instagram, Facebook, and  X Support +972 Magazine: Become a Member Sign up for our newsletters Theme music by Ghassan Birumi Support the show

    44 min

  5. 9 OCT.

    Rethinking Palestinian public opinion

    How do Palestinians conceive of liberation and hope today, after decades of disillusion, and beyond the narrow language of statehood? In this bleak moment, what forms of governance, sovereignty, or resistance still feel possible? Zayne Abudaka argues that understanding Palestinian public opinion requires a new approach to polling — one that doesn’t flatten or distort Palestinian perspectives. A co-founder and senior fellow at the Institute for Social and Economic Progress in Ramallah, Abudaka leads the Institute’s polling efforts in the West Bank and Gaza, adapting methods throughout the war to reach Palestinians under extraordinarily difficult conditions. Among other issues, he discusses his team’s recent findings on Palestinians’ attitudes towards party politics, armed struggle, the two-state paradigm, and the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) Movement. Additional Reading: Latest Polls from The Institute for Social and Economic Progress  Follow +972 Magazine: 972mag.com Instagram, Facebook, and  X Support +972 Magazine: Become a Member Sign up for our newsletters Theme music by Ghassan Birumi Support the show

    41 min

  6. 25 SEPT.

    The only eyes on the ground

    More journalists have been killed in Gaza since October 7, 2023 than in any other conflict since the Committee to Protect Journalists began collecting data in 1992. According to the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate, Israel’s onslaught has killed 250 media workers to date. Yet despite facing conditions without parallel in the history of modern warfare, journalists in Gaza continue to bear witness. With Israel barring foreign reporters from entering the Strip for nearly two years now, Palestinian journalists have shouldered the entire burden of informing the world about the ongoing genocide, reporting on a story that is also their own. In this episode, Ruwaida Amer reflects on the difficulties of reporting from Gaza, where the atrocities she documented –– massacres, destruction, displacement, and starvation –– are inseparable from her own lived experience. Additional Reading: Ruwaida Amer’s archive at +972  Follow +972 Magazine: 972mag.com Instagram, Facebook, and  X Support +972 Magazine: Become a Member Sign up for our newsletters Theme music by Ghassan Birumi Support the show

    24 min

  7. 28 AOÛT

    Israel's eternal war, from Gaza to Tehran

    It’s been nearly two years, and Israel’s genocide in Gaza shows no signs of abating. At the same time, Israel has further entrenched its control over Palestinians in the West Bank, and accelerated its persecution over Palestinian citizens of Israel, while expanding the war to Lebanon, Syria, Yemen, and Iran. Inside Israel, protests against the war among Jewish and Palestinian citizens are continuing to grow louder, but have not yet reached a tipping point.  In this episode, Orly Noy connects the dots between the unfolding genocide in Gaza and Israeli actions and policies everywhere else in this land and beyond. Orly is a regular contributor to +972 Magazine and an editor at the Hebrew language media outlet Local Call.  Additional Reading: B’Tselem report: Our Genocide Orly Noy Archive Israel’s greatest threat isn’t Iran or Hamas, but its own hubris Follow +972 Magazine: Website:972mag.com Instagram, and Facebook,  X Support +972 Magazine: Become a Member Sign up for our newsletters Music by Ghassan Birumi Support the show

    34 min

  8. 16/09/2022

    What happened to the Green Line?

    Last month, a controversy erupted in Israel when the Tel Aviv municipality, in time for the new school year, distributed maps to classrooms that showed the Green Line. Although the 1949 armistice lines that formed Israel's unofficial borders at the cessation of the 1948 war are internationally recognized, in Israel the Green Line is a contentious point, seen as incorrectly demarcating between "Israel proper" and the settlements in the occupied West Bank. Indeed, in sending the maps to schools, the Tel Aviv municipality flouted Education Ministry guidelines. The episode was a timely reminder of what +972 editor Amjad Iraqi and Meron Rapoport, an editor at Local Call, argued in a pair of essays they wrote for The Nation in August: that the Green Line, both as a result of Palestinian grassroots resistance and Israeli efforts to undermine the idea that the West Bank is a separate entity, is gradually becoming irrelevant.  You can read Iraqi and Rapoport's pieces at +972 Magazine here and here, or at The Nation here and here. Visit +972 Magazine and follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Become a member of +972 Magazine: 972mag.com/members Support the show: 972mag.com/donate Sign up for our weekly newsletter, The Landline: 972mag.com/newsletter Support the show

    43 min
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The +972 podcast is your direct line to the journalists, thinkers, and activists struggling for justice in Israel-Palestine. +972 Magazine is the only English-language media outlet run by Palestinian and Israeli journalists, delivering fifteen years of fearless reporting and analysis between the river and the sea.

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  • Création
    +972 Magazine
  • Années d’activité
    2019 - 2025
  • Épisodes
    44
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    Contenu explicite
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    © 2025 The +972 Podcast
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