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It's here, It's finally translated!

If you want to know more about Palestine and Israel, and you don't like reading, or you don't want to be informed by strictly Arabic sources, or if you want to know about the countre arguments to zionists ideologies, or you want something lighthearted because God knows we're all too depressed right now,

This will be great for you!

Al Da7ee7 is basically the Arabian V sauce, but with a mixture of science, history, and more lighthearted.

The episode tells the history of this genocide by both disproving the Israeli myths and using a chronological order of events.

It's one hour long, but it's divided into segments, and you can watch them separately

It has so much information that even if you're an Arab and know this whole story, you should still watch it. It has more information than what an average Arab knows. You can use such information to argue with zionists online.

And it will be great to educate younger generations too, because it's not too bleak.

Just turn on the YouTube subtitles. It's the official subtitles made by the team

currently reading:

except for palestine: the limits of progressive politics by marc lamont hill & mitchell plitnick

palestine: a socialist introduction, ed. by sumaya awad & brian bean

on my non-fiction reading list:

the question of palestine, edward said

the hundred years’ war on palestine, rashid khalidi

palestinian identity, rashid khalidi

ten myths about israel, ilan pappé

the ethnic cleansing of palestine, ilan pappé

on palestine, noam chomsky & ilan pappé

blaming the victims: spurious scholarship and the palestinian question, ed. by edward said & christopher hitchens

the case for sanctions against israel, ed. by audrea lim

justice for some: law and the question of palestine, noura erakat

freedom is a constant struggle, angela davis

the butterfly's burden, mahmoud darwish

on my fiction reading list:

minor detail, adania shibli

enter ghost, isabella hammad

salt houses, hala alyan

men in the sun, ghassan kanafani

beauty @ louis vuitton fw18

Selvi Boylum Al Yazmalim - The Girl with the Red Scarf (1977)

The River Of Sand In Mali by Jean Luc Manaud.

Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer / The Rocky Mountains, Lander's Peak by Albert Bierstadt (1863) / Hudson River Scene by John Frederick Kensett (1857)

By Agnes Lloyd-Platt for Revue Magazine May 2023

Ayo Edebiri photographed by Angelo Pennetta for Vogue Magazine