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The Electronic Intifada Podcast

The Electronic Intifada
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Israel
Humanitarian Crisis
Palestine
Palestinian Rights
Hamas
Human Rights
United States
Genocide
Iran
Palestinian Authority
United Nations
Lebanon
War Crimes
Humanitarian Aid
Hezbollah
Trump Administration
Palestinians
Ceasefire Agreement
International Criminal Court

The Electronic Intifada podcast is a weekly summary of the top stories featured on The Electronic Intifada, plus exclusive interviews with newsmakers, analysts and activists.

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Latest Episodes

Dr. Mimi Syed and Wes J. Bryant on Israel’s targeting of children. Ali Abunimah on Democrats and Ro Khanna. Jon Elmer on Iran and news from across Palestine and Lebanon.

Millions joined funeral processions for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, proving the US and Israel failed to topple Iran’s system, Helena Cobban says. Jon Elmer analyzes Iran’s response to US attacks and more.

Asem Alnabih speaks from Gaza about Trump’s Board of Peace concentration camps and what people around the world can do to help Palestinians.

Alsayed searches the world for his uncle Ghazi, a former resistance fighter.

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Recent Guests

Mohanad Alsayed
Author of Scars and Medals, memoirist
Iskra Books / Scars and Medals
Episode: Remembering my childhood during the first intifada, with Mohanad Alsayed
Zoë Rogers
Former Palestine Action Political Prisoner
Palestine Action
Episode: Livestream: Iran won the war
Robin Andersen
Professor Emerita and former Director of Graduate Studies in the Department of Communication and Media Studies at Fordham University; author of The Complicit Lens
Fordham University
Episode: How Western media fueled Israel's genocide
Rokhaya Shamsuddin
Reporter for The Electronic Intifada from Lebanon
The Electronic Intifada
Episode: Livestream: No way for US to win against Iran
Kari Zaremba
Journalist contributor
The Electronic Intifada
Episode: Livestream: No way for US to win against Iran
Jody McIntyre
Journalist
The Electronic Intifada
Episode: Livestream: No way for US to win against Iran
Mouin Rabbani
Analyst focusing on Palestinian affairs; non-resident senior fellow
Middle East Council on Global Affairs; Jadaliya (co-editor)
Episode: Livestream: Israel's irreversible decline
Roqayah Chamseddine
Southern Lebanese researcher and reporter; co-host of Delete Your Account podcast
The Cradle; Delete Your Account
Episode: Livestream: South Lebanon resists Israel
Adam Johnson
Author of How to Sell a Genocide; media critic
Pluto Press (book publisher), co-host of Citations Needed
Episode: Livestream: How to sell a genocide

Hosts

Nora Barrows-Freedman
Host of The Electronic Intifada livestream and podcast; long-time anchor with focus on Lebanon, Gaza, and Palestine coverage.
Ali Abunimah
Co-host and analyst; frequent interviewer and political commentator.
Jon Elmer
Co-host/Analyst; correspondent and analyst with a focus on military and frontline reporting.
Tamara Nasar
Producer/Director of the livestream; editor and host contributor.

Reviews

3.1 out of 5 stars from 2k ratings
  • An uprising of stellar journalism

    I can’t say enough how much i appreciate all the voices and insight that go into this bold, courageous journalistic podcast. Jewish and proud to support Electronic Intifada.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BlueCollarJew
    United States3 months ago
  • Axel

    Thank you for your unique and extensive coverage of the true reality of the Palestinian people under Israeli occupation as well as of Israel's other expansionist wars beyond Palestine.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Axel KS
    Norway4 months ago
  • Sara Baban

    Thank you for real journalism! ✊🏽

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SaraBaban
    Norway8 months ago
  • Electronic Intifada: OGs

    Second to none in the west! Big ups to the OG in independent journalism. I’m a big fan of the show. Love the site’s featured articles by Palestinian writers. Love the Resistance Report. Every one of you and every minute of the show is quintessential for truth. You have my deepest appreciation and respect for the commitment it must take to produce a show every week. May we all live to see an end to the satanic occupation. It’s coming.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Inez33
    Canada9 months ago
  • Excellent

    Excellent

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    veganman1961
    United Kingdom9 months ago

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Audience frequently notes the show's willingness to challenge mainstream narratives on the conflict.
Listeners praise rigorous, in-depth journalism with strong on-the-ground reporting.
Some listeners view the show as highly partisan but informative and essential for understanding Palestine-related issues.

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#164
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

How Western media fueled Israel's genocide
Q: What impact do you hope your book and research will have on newsroom practices or policy?
I hope the book serves as a concrete reference that journalists and editors can consult to understand how coverage was constructed and where bias crept in. If newsrooms acknowledge these patterns, they can adopt more rigorous contextual reporting, diversify sources, and reexamine relationships with advocacy groups to reduce the risk of propaganda undermining public understanding of humanitarian crises.
How Western media fueled Israel's genocide
Q: What trends do you see in how younger generations consume news compared with legacy outlets, and how might this affect future coverage of Israel and Palestine?
Young people increasingly turn to independent media and on-the-ground reports from social media, which challenges the dominance of legacy outlets like The New York Times. This shift could lead to more critical, diverse perspectives and greater scrutiny of traditional newsroom practices, but it also requires new ways to verify information and counter disinformation in fast-moving stories.
How Western media fueled Israel's genocide
Q: Robin Andersen, tell us why you wrote The Complicit Lens and what you hope readers take away from it.
I wrote it to document how mainstream media, especially in the United States, has repeatedly sidelined Palestinian voices and context, and to show how historical patterns of bias and pro-Israel lobbying shape what the public sees and believes about the Gaza conflict. The goal is to provide a rigorous record that can inform citizens and inspire accountability in media institutions.
Livestream: Iran won the war
Q: Walk us through why Trump would agree to make these significant concessions, signing essentially a surrender treaty at Versailles.
The analysis argues that time was running out for the US to secure strategic interests, especially regarding the Strait of Hormuz and global energy, forcing concessions to avert a broader economic collapse, with Iran maintaining leverage regardless of the deal's outcome.
Livestream: Israel's irreversible decline
Q: What is the strategic value of international law for Palestinians given veto power and political pressures?
Rabbani explains that international law is political and can inform and shape international action, but it cannot by itself compel change; sustained political organizing and credible leadership are essential to leverage legal institutions for tangible outcomes.

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The program concentrates on Middle East conflict coverage with a strong emphasis on Palestine, Lebanon, Gaza, and Iran, pairing up-to-the-minute news roundups with lengthy conversations from on-the-ground reporters and expert guests. Episodes frequently critique Western media coverage, contrast official narratives with witnessed realities, and unpack geopolitical maneuvering around disarmament, sanctions, and humanitarian crises. A notable pattern is the integration of field reporting, legal and human rights perspectives, and historical context to illuminate the human impact of conflict, while sustaining a clear, independent-leaning analytical stance. This mix of rigorous analysis, on-the-ground storytelling, and advocacy-oriented perspecti... more

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2. Zoë Rogers
3. Robin Andersen
4. Rokhaya Shamsuddin
5. Kari Zaremba
6. Jody McIntyre
7. Mouin Rabbani
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