Our Palestinian voice this week is Amahl Bishara, anthropologist, author, activist, and Associate Professor of Anthropology at Tufts University. She is a frequent visitor to the AIDA refugee camp in Bethlehem, which is the home of her husband's family.
Amahl recently wrote an article which was published in the Journal of Ethnographic Theory in which she compared how the Palestinian population which lives in the occupied West Bank and the Palestinian population which lives in Israel conducted resistance through demonstrations and how those differences reflected the reality of their lives. Our host sat down with Amahl at the Radcliffe Institute, where she is currently a fellow, to discuss her article and the observations she made through her research.
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This Week In Palestine 2-26-2017
Amahl Bishara compares Palestinians' different ways of resisting Israeli tyranny
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