Genocide, Starvation (recorded 7.23.35)

Khalil Sayegh tells Celeste Marcus about what it was like growing up under occupation in Gaza as a Palestinian Christian, and how that differed from his teenage years in the West Bank.

Khalil Sayegh and Celeste Marcus discuss a report published by the Palestinian Center for Human Rights detailing horrific acts of sexual violence committed against Gazan detainees and about recent terrorism in the West Bank,

Khalil Sayegh and Celeste Marcus discuss what will happen to Gaza after Trump's deal, Hamas leadership, and America's role in the ceasefire agreement.

Khalil Sayegh and Celeste Marcus discuss the peace proposal Trump put forward this past week, how it differs from previous ones, how Gazans responded to it, and what we are hoping to see in the near future.

On this episode of Not A Dialogue Khalil Sayegh and Celeste Marcus discussed the recognition of Palestine by world leaders, and the UN Commission report on the genocide in Gaza

Khalil Sayegh and Celeste Marcus discuss Trump's plan to ethnic cleanse Gaza and whether or not it could really happen, Netanyahu's strategy to bankrupt the Palestinian Authority, and the importance of political prudence.

Khalil Sayegh and Celeste Marcus discuss what life is like in different parts of Gaza now, What the settlers are doing in the West Bank, and what South Sudan has to do with anything.

Khalil Sayegh and Celeste Marcus discuss the word "genocide" and the actual conditions on the ground in the genocide, trying to get food.

Khalil Sayegh and Celeste Marcus discuss the potential ceasefire, the AP report on American violence in Gaza, settler violence in the West Bank, and what anyone means when they say "Two State Solution"

Khalil is an Anti-Zionist from Gaza, Celeste is a Zionist Jew from the United States, and Not A Dialogue is a podcast about the land between the river and the sea. In this episode the hosts introduce themselves and their reasons for creating the show and then discuss recent events including the Jerusalem Day Parade, settler violence, mass shootings at aid sites in Gaza, and the murder outside the Holocaust Museum in Washington, DC.