In this episode, Dalal and Waseem discuss the intersection of BDS and Palestinian veganism, emphasising that both movements are rooted in justice and liberation, requiring ethical consumer choices beyond convenience. They critique how Zionist corporations exploit veganism for profit while remaining complicit in oppression, particularly through vegan-washing to obscure the israeli state’s violence and oppression of the people of Palestine.

This podcast is captioned for accessibility for Deaf and Hard of Hearing people. Autocaptions have been adjusted to ensure accessibility. This version is available here.

Please follow Vegans for Palestine here.

Learn more about Vegan BDS here. Learn more about the BDS Movement here.

Boycott Vegan Brands that fund and support genocide. Scroll through a list here. 

The clip used in this episode is from a speech by Omar Barghouti: BDS: Ending Complicity in Genocide and Apartheid'. This can be viewed here.  

The Palestinian Musicians featured in this episode are:

Aziz Maraka is a Palestinian composer, singer and song-writer. View his song here   عزيز - مافي منك - الفيديو الرسمي Follow Aziz here.

Faraj Suleiman is a Palestinian Pianist and composer. View his song here  فرج سليمان – متل الحلم رحتي Follow Faraj here.

Please follow, support and share both Palestinian artists. The Vegans for Palestine Podcast team are amazed and proud of their work, and we are honoured to showcase amazing Palestinian talent. 

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Debarati runs a digital project called 'Brown Feminist Vegan' and has a great conversation with Dalal about intersectionality and why we need to challenge 'single issue veganism' and Western Vegan narratives. In this conversation, Debarati emphasises how intersectionality is central to their activism, recognising interconnected oppressions like racism, casteism, ableism, and speciesism, drawing parallels between the marginalisation of humans and non-human animals. Debarati critiques mainstream Western veganism for being Eurocentric, consumer-driven, and disconnected from local contexts.


You can follow Brown Feminist Vegan here.

Flavours for Freedom can be bought here.

Audrey Lorde post here. Interesting facts about Audrey Lorde? Watch here.

Quote by Prateek Gautam: here.

"We need to stop expecting Eurocentric Veganism to correct systemic racism" Aph Ko (Post available here).

The music in this episode is by two Palestinian artists.

Nemahsis (Nemah Hasan) is a Palestinian singer originally from Jericho, currently based in Turtle Island. Nemahsis was dropped by her label due to her support for Palestine. Please support her work. Follow here and check out her latest album Verbathim here.

Zeinab Shaath is a Palestinian-Egyptian singer and song writer. Zeinab recorded 'The urgent call of Palestine' in 1972 when she was 16 years old.

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How does a settler colonial military that is involved in the genocide of both human and non-human animals across Palestine define itself as the 'world's most moral, vegan friendly army'? Dalal and Waseem discuss the so-called 'vegan revolution' in the Israeli colonial population, and how it is fraught with racist contraditions about animal liberation within a society dedicated to the annihilation of the people of Palestine.

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We dedicate this episode to Hind Rajab, a young Palestinian girl who was murdered by the Israeli military. We will never forget nor forgive what happened to Hind.
الله يرحمها

Read more about Hind Rajab here.

You can follow Waseem here

The music in this episode is credited to two Palestinian artists:

Mahmoud Shalabi plays the ney (Arab flute). View here. Mahmoud Shalabi is a Palestinian actor and artist based in Akka, Palestine. He took part in a documentary call Slingshot Hip Hop by Jackie Salloum (Bouza Productions) that can be viewed here.

Said Fadel is a Gaza-based Palestinian artist who is surviving the recent Israeli genocidal war upon Gaza, Palestine. Said plays the lute here and is part of a band called Sol Band here.

Please follow, support and share both Palestinian artists. The Vegans for Palestine Podcast team are amazed and proud of their work.

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Did you know that several organisations and individuals involved in Veganuary are also proponents of the Gaza genocide? In this podcast, Dalal and Dr Leila discuss why it is important to be critical about Veganuary. 

This podcast has an edited transcript for accessibility. 

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Sources:

Dr Leila - The Uncomfortable Truth about Veganuary https://www.instagram.com/p/DENHcFBowrT/

Dublin Veg Fest - https://www.instagram.com/dublinvegfest/

Plant Ed Academy - https://www.threads.net/@plantbased_health...

Hajar - Palestine Folk Music - https://www.tiktok.com/@clutchyourpearls/v...

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The Naksa of 1967 had a profound impact on Palestinian Scholar, Edward Said, in similar ways that the current genocide in Gaza is having upon young people around the world today. In this episode, Dalal and Ryan pay tribute to Edward Said, and link the Naksa to the current events with a Vegan Palestinian lens.

This podcast is captioned here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTOZB8TCoGI

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• Music in the beginning by @IsmailElnimer on Instagram:
  
  

https://www.instagram.com/ismail.elnimer/r...

• More on Edward Said:
     • Edward Said: 'Out of Place' | Al Jaze...  

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   • EDWARD SAID and Palestine (1988) with...  (minute 19:50)

• Clip of Najla Said (daughter of Edward Said) from:
     • Interview with Najla Said over pro-Pa...  

• Music in the end by Shadia Mansour and Mahmoud Jrere:
     • badi salam  بدّي سلام -mahmood jrere ...  

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Every Palestinian that you meet will have a Nakba story that they have inherited from their families.

But - what is the Nakba? Why should vegans learn about the Nakba? In our first episode, Dalal and Rayan discuss the ongoing impact of the 1948 Nakba.

This podcast is captioned here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lCnr-siOe3w&t=2099s

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