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4th May 2020: A Labor Day discussion of Palestinian rights, Israeli annexation plans and the prospect of a Biden presidency.

Panelists: Phyllis Bennis, author, activist and director of the New Internationalism Project at the Institute for Policy Studies

Diana Buttu, lawyer, analyst and former spokesperson and negotiator for the PLO.

Mark Seddon, former UN media advisor and Al-Jazeera correspondent, will be our host.

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29th April 2020: We take a DeepDive into Trump's so-called "Deal of the Century", COVID-19 and the role of UNRWA (United Nations Work and Relief Agency Palestine Refugees in the Near East)

Author and activist Miko Peled, a vocal proponent of the BDS movement and the creation of a single democratic state across historic Palestine.

Inès Abdel Razek, Advocacy Director for the Palestinian Institute for Public Diplomacy and former adviser to the Palestinian Prime Minister's Office.

Mark Seddon, former UN correspondent for Al Jazeera English and media advisor to the UN will be moderating this event, produced by Palestine DeepDive.

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15th April 2020: We take a DeepDive into the latest news from Palestine regarding COVID-19 and examine how Israel's occupation and apartheid impacts Palestinian healthcare on the ground.

The discussion was moderated by Mark Seddon.

Mark was formerly a Media Adviser for the President of the UN General Assembly, a speechwriter for the UN Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon, and UN correspondent for Al Jazeera TV.

The panel included journalists, academics and charity founders based across three continents. The panelists were Jonathan Cook, Steve Sosebee, Mohammed Omer, Yara Hawari, Chris Doyle, Yara Asi, and Aseel Baidoun.