
Palestine This Week with Nasim Ahmed is a weekly analytical review of the biggest stories coming out of Palestine.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 123 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||

In this episode, we examine Trumpâs drastically reduced Gaza recovery plan, growing criticism within Hamas over the consequences of 7 October and Israelâs covert efforts to downplay the scale of death, starvation and destruction in Gaza. We also disc... more
In this episode of Palestine This Week, we examine the EUâs new Gaza initiative, claims that Gazaâs authorities obstructed the delivery of humanitarian aid, the escalating campaign against UNRWA and Washingtonâs attack on the International Criminal C... more
In this episode of Palestine This Week, we examine Hamasâs decision to dissolve its government and the wider implications of Trumpâs so called peace plan, as Israel moves ahead with proposals for âcontrolled humanitarian zonesâ.
We also discuss whet... more
This episode of Palestine This Week opens with Israelâs renewed push to promote the so-called âvoluntary migrationâ of Palestinians from Gaza, asking whether ethnic cleansing is now being pursued without even the pretence of concealment. We also look... more
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Myths exploded, truths uncovered. Mouin Rabbani is the voice we need to hear in these inclement times. Patient and droll analysis piercing through bs to the heart of the issue. Thanks to both of you.
Myths exploded, truths uncovered. Mouin Rabbani is the voice we need to hear in these inclement times. Patient and droll analysis piercing through bs to the heart of the issue.
Excellent work!!!
I donât know how I would get through all this without Mouin Rabbani. His cogent analysis, dry humor, righteous contempt for evil, and most of all his SANITY are a mental tonic for unbearable times. Thank you.
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This show delivers dense, analytically rigorous discussions on Middle East politics with a focus on Palestine, Gaza, and broader regional dynamics. Episodes frequently dissect humanitarian impacts, sovereignty, settlement policy, and the roles of international actors, media narratives, and legal frameworks. A notable strength is the consistent presence of longâform, scholarly guests who offer historical context and critical perspectives on Zionism, USâIsrael policies, and regional power shifts. The host guides with pointed questions, challenging conventional narratives and highlighting humanitarian and legal dimensions of ongoing conflicts. The format appears geared toward listeners who want deep, policyâoriented analysis and are comfortabl... more
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Recent guests on Palestine This Week include:
1. Mouin Rabbani
2. Muhammed Shehada
3. Mike Huckabee
4. Taka Carlson
5. Muhammad Shehada
6. Mouin Rabbanid
7. Muhammad Shahada
8. Moeen Rabbani
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