
In this four-part series, Israeli journalist Romy Neumark follows the founder of Harvard Jews for Palestine through the Gaza war. Her family’s story opens a window onto the generational divide within the Jewish American community - and how it’s reshaping views on Israel. Contact us and read more www.myhomefronts.com Editor: Noa Amiel Lavie | Sound Design: Tina Tobey Mack
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 5 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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In this final episode, Violet moves from the protest to the family living room, confronting her father and her longtime Israel-supporting grandmother with her beliefs and activism. Their candid, heartfelt conversations expose the generational divides... more
After months of silence, Violet returns to the microphone. From Harvard’s Gaza solidarity encampment to the fallout of her suspension, we follow her return to campus protests. But after her grandfather’s death, she confronts a stark realization: her ... more
As Violet Barron goes silent, Romy Neumark turns to Professors Derek Penslar and Yael Sternhell to ask why Israel provokes such strong reactions in America. Sternhell places today’s campus protests in the broader history of American social movements,... more
An unexpected meeting between journalist Romy Neumark and student activist Violet Barron sparks a conversation that becomes an intimate portrait: from Violet’s shock on October 7 to the moment she founded Harvard Jews for Palestine.
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I love how you both talk in a calm manner. Very enlightening to hear both sides. Romy. I would love to hear more history about what happened to residents (Palestinians)who lived in Israel and say they were advised to moved out. This to me is where the conflict begins. The point where you said Violet was radicalized caused me to pause a bit. Would like to explore why you think this. I also loved her idea of all living in one state but I know that it is too far gone for that. There is too much ha... more
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