Ray Dolphin's guest appearances

Ray Dolphin

Stan van Houcke Audioblog

AbbeyTheatre

Balfour Project: Peace, Justice and Equal Rights in Palestine/Israel

Paul Kennedy

Gideon Levy

Noam Chomsky

Michael D. Higgins

James Joyce

Naomi Klein

Charles C. Mann

Michael Barker

Emma Donoghue

Roddy Doyle

Joseph Stiglitz

Enda Walsh

Richard Kearney

Anna Karenina

Kishore Mahbubani

OwlTail

Ray Dolphin worked in the West Bank and Gaza for over 30 years, most recently for the UN office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA), where he was Senior Analyst. In addition to numerous UN reports, his book ‘The West Bank Wall: Unmaking Palestine’ was published by Pluto Books in 2006 and he collaborated with Magnum photographer Joseph Koudelka for the photo-book, ‘Wall’, published by Aperture in 2013.

Ray Dolphin worked in the West Bank and Gaza for over 30 years, most recently for the UN office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA), where he was Senior Analyst. In addition to numerous UN reports, his book ‘The West Bank Wall: Unmaking Palestine’ was published by Pluto Books in 2006 and he collaborated with Magnum photographer Joseph Koudelka for the photo-book, ‘Wall’, published by Aperture in 2013.

Palestine: overview of 2022 and prospects for this year – Ray Dolphin

A map of territorial use presented at The Theatre of WarSymposium is revisited to expore a landscape of change.Friday 22 January 2016 at the Abbey Theatre

A map of territorial use presented at The Theatre of War Symposium is revisited to expore a landscape of change. Friday 22 January 2016 at the Abbey Theatre

Ray Dolphin - Gaza in 2020 - A Liveable Place?

Interview with Ray Dolphin, the Irish author of the book The West Bank Wall. Unmaking Palestine.Ray Dolphin, who works as a consultant for the United Nations and is stationed in Jerusalem, explains what the actual purpose is of the West Bank wall. In his book he shows that the stealing of more Palestinian land is the real motive behind the building of the wall. It makes the creation of a viable Palestinian state impossible because it cuts up the West Bank in innumerable little Batustans, between which the Palestinians cannot move freely.Dolphin: \'Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said that Israel would determine its permanent borders by the year 2010.  Now obviously this date may slip, but I’m not sure if you’re aware that Israel is the only country in the world which has never declared where its borders lie.  He has said – and members of his party Kadima have said – that the Wall, which is supposed to be a temporary security barrier, will play a large part in determining where these borders lie.  So I’d just like to say something about [what happens] if the Wall becomes a border, which it is in many respects already, what that means for the people concerned, and also for the West Bank and the two-state solution.\'

Interview with Ray Dolphin, the Irish author of the book The West Bank Wall. Unmaking Palestine. Ray Dolphin, who works as a consultant for the United Nations and is stationed in Jerusalem, explains what the actual purpose is of the West Bank wall. In his book he shows that the stealing of more Palestinian land is the real motive behind the building of the wall. It makes the creation of a viable Palestinian state impossible because it cuts up the West Bank in innumerable little Batustans, between which the Palestinians cannot move freely. Dolphin: \'Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said that Israel would determine its permanent borders by the year 2010. Now obviously this date may slip, but I’m not sure if you’re aware that Israel is the only country in the world which has never declared where its borders lie. He has said – and members of his party Kadima have said – that the Wall, which is supposed to be a temporary security barrier, will play a large part in determining where these borders lie. So I’d just like to say something about [what happens] if the Wall becomes a border, which it is in many respects already, what that means for the people concerned, and also for the West Bank and the two-state solution.\'

Interview with Ray Dolphin