They didn't just deport me.They deported a mother fighting for a national child. And with that decision, they cut my son off from his Israeli family. In this episode, I share what happened at Ben Gurion Airport , the pain of being pushed away, and the abuse of power that turns family into collateral damage.  <a rel="payment" href="https://buymeacoffee.com/telavivush">Support the show</a>

They didn't just deport me. They deported a mother fighting for a national child. And with that decision, they cut my son off from his Israeli family. In this episode, I share what happened at Ben Gurion Airport , the pain of being pushed away, and the abuse of power that turns family into collateral damage. Support the show

They didn't just deport me.They deported a mother fighting for a national child. And with that decision, they cut my son off from his Israeli family.&nbsp;In this episode, I share what happened at Ben Gurion Airport , the pain of being pushed away, and the abuse of power that turns family into collateral damage. &nbsp;<a href="https://buymeacoffee.com/telavivush" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support the show</a>

No place yet (part 4): Exiled from my own family | Ben Gurion denying entry to its own citizen.

What’s it like to live in Israel… when you’re not Jewish, not Arab, and not even Christian?Israeli Goy explores the unheard stories of non-Jews—expats, foreigners, and curious souls—who choose to live in the Jewish state, even when they don't fit into any official box.Hosted by a Spaniard with no Jewish ancestry, no connection to the land, and no traditional religious ties, this podcast asks: What draws people like us to Israel? What are the challenges? And where do we belong in a place built for someone else?Join me—and others like me—for real, raw conversations about identity, culture, immigration, and living in the in-between.

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What’s it like to live in Israel… when you’re not Jewish, not Arab, and not even Christian? Israeli Goy explores the unheard stories of non-Jews—expats, foreigners, and curious souls—who choose to live in the Jewish state, even when they don't fit into any official box. Hosted by a Spaniard with no Jewish ancestry, no connection to the land, and no traditional religious ties, this podcast asks: What draws people like us to Israel? What are the challenges? And where do we belong in a place built for someone else? Join me—and others like me—for real, raw conversations about identity, culture, immigration, and living in the in-between.

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No place yet (part 4): Exiled from my own family | Ben Gurion denying entry to its own citizen.

No place yet (part 4): Exiled from my own family | Ben Gurion denying entry to its own citizen.