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Former Professor of Political Sociology at the University of Bristol, David Miller, discusses the British Parliament’s vote to ban Palestine Action, a civil disobedience and direct action protest group. He also addresses a private prosecution brought against him by the Campaign Against Antisemitism, which alleges that he “used X to send messages of a menacing character.”

Want to know what happened in the institute? The episode that we hope never leaves us, our new episode with the artist Ahmed Essam Elsayed, and finally we will know what really happened in the institute this time. Link to the movie "My First Hereafter" https://www.facebook.com/share/v/196ZkT7GFM/ And if you're looking for a wedding anniversary movie, you won't find it online, and for complaints, this is Ahmed Essam's account: https://www.instagram.com/ahmedessam_elsayed/

Jess and Jamal discuss the BBC’s coverage of Israel’s bombings in Gaza. According to an analysis of over 35,000 pieces of content produced by the UK’s public broadcaster, the BBC is “systematically biased against Palestinians.” They are also joined by Professor Hicham Safieddine, who discusses his recent article titled “Nawaf Salam is Failing to Rebuild Lebanon—While Bending to US-Israeli Interests.”

Despite Al-Azhar's declaration that the legal procedure "house of obedience warning" is incompatible with Islamic law, it has been used in Egypt for over a century to force women to relinquish their financial rights or return to unsafe homes.

Be careful, you're at risk of becoming a spoiled person while watching this episode at any time! In this episode of "Bring the whole menu," we'll talk about the luxuries in our lives, the things that have taken more than their fair share, taken a huge part of our lives, and dragged us along with them. What in your life has dragged you like this, and you feel you can't live a normal life without it?

For decades, Christians in the Middle East have witnessed their numbers dwindle due to war, occupation and sectarianism, threatening centuries of cultural and religious pluralism that characterized the region. In his recent article "The Damascus Church Bombing and the Collapse of Middle East Christianity," Daoud Kuttab discusses the imperative of reversing this trend. Daoud Kuttab is a former Ferris Professor of Journalism at Princeton University and publisher of Milhilard.org, dedicated to the Christian community in Jordan and Palestine.

Oh, lover, why don't you ask what this episode is about? We'll tell you simply about everything you love, adore, and dream about day and night. In this episode, we'll talk "about love and passion," about everything that has passed and gone, and about all the things we still love until now.

Despite pledging during his election campaign to end America's involvement in "endless" and "forever wars," President Trump ordered a strike on Iranian nuclear sites, risking entangling the U.S. in another conflict in the Middle East. Dr. Eskandar Sadeghi-Boroujerdi, Senior Lecturer in Modern Middle Eastern History at the University of York, discusses Israel’s attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities, Iran’s massive retaliation, and the escalating risks moving forward.

في السنوات الأخيرة، استُحدثت وظيفة جديدة في عالم السينما والتلفزيون تُعرف بـ“منسقة المشاهد الحميمية والحساسة“. أثارت هذه الوظيفة الكثير من الجدل بين من يراها وسيلة لحماية الممثلين والممثلات، ومن يعتبرها إما تقييدًا للإبداع أو ترويجًا للمحتوى الجنسي. في قلب هذا السجال، تظهر تساؤلات مُلحّة: ماذا تفعل منسقة المشاهد الحميمية والحساسة على أرض الواقع؟ وهل تنحصر وظيفتها في الضبط والرقابة، أم تنطوي على أبعاد إبداعية؟ وماذا تكشف هذه المهنة عن علاقتنا بالجسد، بالتراضي، وبمهنة التمثيل نفسها؟ In recent years, a new role has emerged in the world of cinema and television known as the "intimacy coordinator." This role has sparked much controversy between those who see it as a way to protect actors and actresses, and those who consider it either a restriction on creativity or a promotion of sexual content. At the heart of this debate, pressing questions arise: What does an intimacy coordinator do on the ground? Is their role limited to control and censorship, or does it involve creative dimensions? And what does this profession reveal about our relationship with the body, with consent, and with the acting profession itself?

Unpunishable crimes need boundaries because enough is enough! New episode with our friend and brother, Boula Samuel, where we'll create punishments for any annoying and provocative act that shouldn't be happening anymore.

Jess & Jamal discuss the recent developments of the Israeli attack on Iran. Professor William A. Schabas talks about the escalating pressure on the International Criminal Court to abandon its case against Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant for war crimes and crimes against humanity. President Trump recently issued an executive order sanctioning four of the judges presiding over the case. Schabas is a Professor of International Law at Middlesex University, London, as well as Professor Emeritus at Leiden University and the University of Galway.

اضحك كأنك لم تضحك من قبل مع النجم محمد ثروت. حلقة للتاريخ، سنتحدث فيها عن الضحك وكيف يُكتب ويُصور، وعن أنواعه، والارتجال الذي يأخذ الضحك إلى مكان آخر تمامًا، "اشتروا مني يا صيع".

The Madleen set sail from Sicily on June 1st as part of the renewed Freedom Flotilla Coalition, aiming to establish a humanitarian corridor to Gaza. On board are 12 international human rights defenders from seven countries, including prominent Swedish activist Greta Thunberg. Huwaida Arraf, a human rights lawyer and former chair of the Gaza Freedom Flotillas, stated from Sicily that the mission directly challenges what she described as Israel’s illegal and genocidal blockade, as well as its violations of international law. Israel has reportedly instructed its military to prevent the vessel from reaching Gaza. The departure of the Madleen comes just one month after Israeli drones targeted and bombed the Conscience—another Freedom Flotilla aid ship—in international waters off the coast of Malta.

تحذير: تحتوي هذه الحلقة على محتوى جنسي صريح ومشاهد حساسة أو عنيفة، وتثير مشاعر متباينة. اُستخدمت تقنيات لإخفاء هوية المشاركين حفاظًا على خصوصيتهم. هذه الحلقة لا تناسب الأطفال. للممارسات الجنسية المتنوعة والخارجة عن المألوف سمعة سيئة، يجدها البعض شريرة ومتمادية، أو مسببة للنفور، ولكن هل هذه حقيقة الأمر؟ ما الذي يجعل ممارسة ما "غير طبيعية"؟ ولماذا يُنظر إلى بعض الرغبات على أنها مخيفة أو مستهجنة؟ كيف تتعايش المتعة مع العنف الرمزي أو الجسدي حين يكون هناك تراضٍ، ووعي، وحدود واضحة؟

الموضوع الذي لا يجب ذكره! حلقة كنا ننتظر عملها منذ زمن طويل لأن الموضوع حقيقي مستفز ويخرج أي شخص عن شعوره، أخبرونا في التعليقات عن مواقف حصلت لكم مع المتلاعبين في حياتكم لأن حلقة واحدة لا تكفي لنتحدث فيها عن كل شيء.

Jess and Jamal discuss the ongoing widespread hunger in Gaza. Jens Laerke from OCHA highlighted that Gaza is the only territory where the entire population is at risk of famine, underscoring the severity of the crisis. Recently, a new aid distribution initiative backed by the US and Israel, operated independently of the UN by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, began functioning in the region. However, tensions surrounding aid access have led to violence. On Tuesday, at least 47 Palestinians were reportedly shot and injured while attempting to collect aid from a distribution site in southern Gaza. Then on Sunday, dozens were killed near an aid site.

Food and what he wants, Captain, and who else would he want but the meat angel, Mohamed Salah himself! An episode that took us all over the place, and we really enjoyed it because talking about food never ends, especially when you're with a chef who understands what he's doing well.

Feminists and activists face significant challenges in producing feminist knowledge and discourse on digital platforms alongside a fierce counter-wave led by parties adopting a right-wing patriarchal masculine ideology, systematically seeking to distort feminist struggle, erase its impact from public spaces, demonize feminists, and strip them from their cultural and social contexts.

ما بك يا أخي تنظر إلى الحلبة هكذا؟ هل هناك شيء ما؟ أحمد بحر كما لم تره من قبل، في حلقة طال انتظارها سيحكي لنا عن أشياء كثيرة في حياته لم تسنح له الفرصة لقولها في أي مكان من قبل.

Susan M. Akram, Clinical Professor and Director of the International Human Rights Clinic at Boston University School of Law, discusses a significant report she co-authored and published through the University Network for Human Rights. Titled "Apartheid in Israel: An Analysis of Israel's Laws and Policies and the Responsibilities of U.S. Academic and Other Institutions," the report presents a detailed legal analysis demonstrating how Israel's treatment of Palestinians meets the internationally recognized legal definition of apartheid. Building on this conclusion, the report goes further to explore the ethical and legal obligations of academic institutions in the United States when engaging with or supporting a state accused of committing the crime of apartheid. It underscores that, rather than facing punishment, students and others who protest these injustices should be afforded protection under the UN Declaration on the Rights of Human Rights Defenders.