The Electronic Intifada Podcast

The Electronic Intifada contributor Aseel Mousa on Gaza’s resilience and law professor Michael Lynk discusses a landmark World Court ruling.

Hepatits A is rampant across Gaza due to Israel’s destruction of sanitation, infrastructure and the medical system.

Officer Barak Hiram killed two Israeli children and his colleague Golan Vach covered it up.

The Electronic Intifada editors were joined by writer Abdaljawad Omar for a conversation on the West Bank.

The Electronic Intifada editors were joined by journalist Rania Khalek for an extended conversation about Lebanon and regional resistance.

Israel falls apart from within as it advances into Shujaiya, with guests Abubaker Abed, Shir Hever and Ahmed Masoud.

Nora Barrows-Friedman delivers the latest news highlights (01:12); Al Jazeera’s Fault Lines executive producer Laila Al-Arian talks about her documentary The Night Won’t End (28:25); Jon Elmer delivers resistance report on the ongoing defense of Rafah (01:17:19); Group discussion on topics including Israel’s irrational threats for an expanding war against south Lebanon, and the Israel lobby’s influence on US politics (02:27:23).

Hope persists despite worsening days in Gaza, with Abubaker Abed (01:47); Nora Barrows-Friedman delivers the latest news highlights (30:20); The duty to document Israel’s genocidal crimes, with Aseel Mousa (53:10); Jon Elmer reports on resistance in Rafah, ambush in Netzarim corridor and Hizballah’s escalation on Lebanon front (01:21:44); Group discussion (02:22:19).

Nora Barrows-Friedman delivers the latest news highlights (01:09); Omar Karmi on the failure of what the US purports are its diplomatic efforts to achieve a ceasefire (24:45); Ali Abunimah on Israel’s relentless efforts to push its discredited 7 October mass rapes narrative (01:04:07); Jon Elmer covers the resistance throughout the Gaza Strip, from Rafah to Beit Hanoun, including a look at some of the latest videos from the ground (01:43:31); Group discussion (02:33:09).

Israel’s internal infrastructure is already in an economic free-fall.