Ahmed Abu Artema's guest appearances

Ahmed Abu Artema

The Zero Hour with RJ Eskow

Occupied Thoughts

Institute for Palestine Studies

The Miko Peled Podcast

Palestine Deep Dive

Hagai El-Ad

Jeremy Corbyn

Donald Trump

Marianne Williamson

Thomas Frank

Bernie Sanders

Peter Beinart

Ilhan Omar

Marc Lamont Hill

Matt Stoller

John Larson

Matt Taibbi

Salman Rushdie

Nancy Altman

Ben Burgis

OwlTail

Receive the most important news &amp; analysis on Israel/Palestine straight to your inbox! Sign up to our newsletter, Deep Dive Daily: https://bit.ly/3LrCUxE Twitter: @pdeepdive Instagram: @pdeepdivegram   Mark Seddon is live with Great March of Return co-founder Ahmed Abu Artema. Ahmed describes the weekly 18-month March as a 'Scream for Life' by the people of Gaza in this illuminating Al Jazeera. But what impact did the Great March of Return have on the outside world ? Did it draw global attention to the suffering of the people of Gaza? Or was it grossly misrepresented in the media? And what impact did the March have on the people of Gaza themselves?  The UN reported that over 270 Palestinians were killed and 36,143 injured (over 7,000 with live ammunition), with hundreds of amputations and tens of thousands of traumatised participants and family members. Can it really be considered a success?  More recently the International Criminal Court announced it will be investigating Israel for potential war crimes, including crimes committed against Palestinians participating in the Great March of Return. Is this a source of hope for Palestinians in Gaza searching for justice?  Join us for this very special DeepDive with one of today's essential voices, please share widely!

Receive the most important news &amp; analysis on Israel/Palestine straight to your inbox! Sign up to our newsletter, Deep Dive Daily: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&amp;redir_token=QUFFLUhqbnliODZkMWFsRjJLZnVCMzlIU0o3NnJBV3hLd3xBQ3Jtc0ttUHZobGNsV3J5MmxLbTF1ZVlTQnNRUzR3cUJzRnhDME9NOUNvNFF6OE5BVmM2c1RfdUgzcXN6LXdicFYtclpCNkFKM0hkb2U0UDQ5RmZ0Y25hU0lXOGpLOUg1S2xmbnZpUFlheUtBUXJXalliNl80RQ&amp;q=https%3A%2F%2Fbit.ly%2F3LrCUxE&amp;v=fEanqs-rHSA" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://bit.ly/3LrCUxE</a> Twitter: @pdeepdive Instagram: @pdeepdivegram Mark Seddon is live with Great March of Return co-founder Ahmed Abu Artema. Ahmed describes the weekly 18-month March as a 'Scream for Life' by the people of Gaza in this illuminating Al Jazeera. But what impact did the Great March of Return have on the outside world ? Did it draw global attention to the suffering of the people of Gaza? Or was it grossly misrepresented in the media? And what impact did the March have on the people of Gaza themselves? The UN reported that over 270 Palestinians were killed and 36,143 injured (over 7,000 with live ammunition), with hundreds of amputations and tens of thousands of traumatised participants and family members. Can it really be considered a success? More recently the International Criminal Court announced it will be investigating Israel for potential war crimes, including crimes committed against Palestinians participating in the Great March of Return. Is this a source of hope for Palestinians in Gaza searching for justice? Join us for this very special DeepDive with one of today's essential voices, please share widely!

“A Scream for Life” Gaza, the Great March of Return and its Legacy with Ahmed Abu Artema

Ali Abunimah

Ahmed Abu Artema is a Palestinian journalist &amp; activist based in Gaza   Ali Abunimah is a Palestinian American journalist

Ahmed Abu Artema is a Palestinian journalist &amp; activist based in Gaza  Ali Abunimah is a Palestinian American journalist

Ahmed Abu Artema & Ali Abunimah: The War on Gaza

Wafaa Ali Aludaini

Gaza has a storied history of resistance, culture, and complexities. The besieged Gaza Strip and the fate of it’s resilient population are critical to the greater demand for Palestinian freedom and justice. To unpack how life in Gaza came to be, how it’s people survive and thrive in 2020 under a brutal blockade, and what might lay ahead for Gazans, author and activist, Miko Peled, has invited two spectacular Gazan writers and activists to provide their truth telling and expert analysis. This webinar was held on July 28, 2020 via Zoom. Panel Biographies: Wafaa Ali Aludaini is a Gaza-based Palestinian journalist, manager of The Althorayya Institution for Media, youth group organizer, founder of the Palestiian Eve Network, and an activist for Palestine. Ahmed Abu Artema is a Gaza-based Palestinian writer and peace activist, author of “Organized Chaos”, and organizer of The Great March of Return.   Hosted by Miko Peled, Israeli-American Author &amp; Human Rights Activist   Watch the video recording at https://mikopeled.com/webinar-archive/

Gaza has a storied history of resistance, culture, and complexities. The besieged Gaza Strip and the fate of it’s resilient population are critical to the greater demand for Palestinian freedom and justice. To unpack how life in Gaza came to be, how it’s people survive and thrive in 2020 under a brutal blockade, and what might lay ahead for Gazans, author and activist, Miko Peled, has invited two spectacular Gazan writers and activists to provide their truth telling and expert analysis. This webinar was held on July 28, 2020 via Zoom. Panel Biographies: Wafaa Ali Aludaini is a Gaza-based Palestinian journalist, manager of The Althorayya Institution for Media, youth group organizer, founder of the Palestiian Eve Network, and an activist for Palestine. Ahmed Abu Artema is a Gaza-based Palestinian writer and peace activist, author of “Organized Chaos”, and organizer of The Great March of Return.  Hosted by Miko Peled, Israeli-American Author &amp; Human Rights Activist Watch the video recording at <a href="https://mikopeled.com/webinar-archive/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mikopeled.com/webinar-archive/</a>

Gaza’s Past, Present, and Future w/ Wafaa Ali Aludaini & Ahmed Abu Artema

Peter Beinart is joined by one of the organizers of the Great March of Return in Gaza, Ahmed Abu Artema, for a discussion of how the march came to be, and what has sustained it for almost one year.

Ahmed Abu Artema & the Great March of Return in Gaza

Marking A Year Of Protest In Gaza: A Conversation With Ahmed Abu Artema by Institute for Palestine Studies