Palestinian Elections with Noor A’wad
Will PA elections actually take place? And are any of the factions participating in the race ready to move past the two-state paradigm and entertain new approaches to Israeli-Palestinian reconciliation?
Hosted by Lizzy Oziel and Rav Yehuda HaKohen, the Next Stage podcast focuses on identifying the objectives of Jewish liberation after Zionism. Episodes touch on a wide range of issues relevant to Jewish identity, Torah thought, Israeli politics, decolonization and reconciliation work with Palestinians.
Will PA elections actually take place? And are any of the factions participating in the race ready to move past the two-state paradigm and entertain new approaches to Israeli-Palestinian reconciliation?
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