Join us as we discuss the complexities of Palestinian Identity in today's world with Dr Ramzy Baroud in Episode 1 of "Palestinian: Beyond Conflict". Ramzy Baroud is a US-Palestinian journalist, author and internationally syndicated columnist, and editor of Palestine Chronicle. He is the author of five books and a contributor to many others; his latest volume is The Last Earth, a Palestinian Story. His work has also been published in hundreds of newspapers and journals worldwide, including The Washington Post and Al-Jazeera. Ramzy has a PhD in Palestine Studies from the University of Exeter and was a Non-resident Scholar at Orfalea Centre for Global and International Studies, University of California Santa Barbara. Currently, he is a Non-resident Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Islam and Global Affairs (CIGA) and Istanbul Zaim University (IZU). Our next episode will be streaming on the Saturday 5th December 5pm (GMT) with Antwan Saca. Make sure to follow us to get the latest updates. Twitter: @identityint Facebook: @IdentityInternational Instagram: @IdentityInternational Disclaimer: The views of our guest speakers are not necessarily endorsed by Identity International; we are a platform that welcomes speakers from all backgrounds, political viewpoints and religious beliefs.

Join us as we discuss the complexities of Palestinian Identity in today's world with Antwan Saca in Episode 2 of "Palestinian: Beyond Conflict". Antwan was born in Jerusalem in 1984 to a Christian family from the city of Bethlehem and has been working toward the dream of peace and justice in the Holy Land throughout his adult life. He has served as director of Programs of the Holy Land Trust in Bethlehem, Program Coordinator at the Holy Land Christian Ecumenical Foundation and as a research assistant in the area of urbanization and geopolitical monitoring at the Applied Research Institute Jerusalem (ARII). He previously served as a youth leader and was a member of the One Voice movement. Antwan graduated from Arab American University of Jenin (AAUJ) with a bachelor’s degree in public law. Our next episode will be streaming on the Wednesday 9th December 5pm (GMT) with Dr Ghada Karmi. Make sure to follow us to get the latest updates. Twitter: @identityint Facebook: @IdentityInternational Instagram: @IdentityInternational Disclaimer: The views of our guest speakers are not necessarily endorsed by Identity International; we are a platform that welcomes speakers from all backgrounds, political viewpoints and religious beliefs.

Join us as we discuss the complexities of Palestinian Identity in today's world with Dr Ghada Karmi in Episode 3 of "Palestinian: Beyond Conflict". Ghada Karmi was born in Jerusalem and was forced to leave her home with her family as a result of Israel's creation in 1948. The family moved to England in 1949, where she grew up and was educated. She practised as a doctor for many years working as a specialist in the health of migrants and refugees. She has held several research appointments on Middle Eastern politics and culture at the School of Oriental and African Studies and in the Universities of Durham and Leeds. She has previously served as an Associate Fellow fo the Royal Institute of International Affairs, where she led a major project on Israel-Palestinian reconciliation. In 2009, she became a Fellow of the Royals Society of Arts. Currently, Ghada Karmi is a Research Fellow at the Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies, University of Exeter. She lives in London.

Join us as we discuss the complexities of Palestinian Identity in today's world with Ali Abunimah in Episode 4 of "Palestinian: Beyond Conflict". Ali Abunimah is director of the widely acclaimed publication The Electronic Intifada, an independent non-profit publication focusing on Palestine. He has written hundreds of articles and spoken on the topic all over the world. He is author of One Country, A Bold Proposal to End the Israeli-Palestinian Impasse (2007) and The Battle for Justice in Palestine (2014). Our next episode will be streaming on the Saturday 19th December 5pm (GMT) with Lema Nazeeh. Make sure to follow us to get the latest updates. Twitter: @identityint Facebook: @IdentityInternational Instagram: @IdentityInternational Disclaimer: The views of our guest speakers are not necessarily endorsed by Identity International; we are a platform that welcomes speakers from all backgrounds, political viewpoints and religious beliefs.

Join us as we discuss the complexities of Palestinian Identity in today's world with Lema Nazeeh in Episode 5 of "Palestinian: Beyond Conflict". Lema Nazeeh is a Palestinian lawyer, feminist and political activist. She is a deputy chairperson of the Popular Struggle Coordination Committee (PSCC), which operates in Occupied Palestinian Territories. She is a well-known political activist engaged in popular resistance to the Israeli occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip. She specializes in International Criminal Law, detainees’ rights, litigation related to land entitlement as well as the coordination of advocacy campaigns. Lema is constantly threatened by Israeli authorities that carry out political arrests of Palestinian activists on the charges of preparing or participating in non-violent demonstration. She has been arrested four times in the last three years. Lema holds a Masters (LLM) in International Criminal Law from the University of Turin. Currently, she works as a diplomat and legal expert in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Our next episode will be streaming on the Wednesday 23rd December 5pm (GMT) with Abdullah Moaswes. Make sure to follow us to get the latest updates. Twitter: @identityint Facebook: @IdentityInternational Instagram: @IdentityInternational Disclaimer: The views of our guest speakers are not necessarily endorsed by Identity International; we are a platform that welcomes speakers from all backgrounds, political viewpoints and religious beliefs.

Join us as we discuss the complexities of Palestinian Identity in today's world with Abdulla Moaswes in Episode 6 of "Palestinian: Beyond Conflict". Abdulla Moaswes is a researcher and educator originally from Jerusalem, Palestine. His primary area of research is on comparative and connective (settler-) colonialism’s with a focus on Kashmir and Palestine. In addition to this, has rotten about the politics of internet memes, chai, and cultural production, and is interested more generally in ideas of resistance, liberation, decoloniality and decolonisation. Abdulla is also the worlds only Palestinian cricket fan, an avid reader of Urdu and Arabic poetry, and a graduate of University of Exeter and SOAS. Our next episode will be streaming on the Saturday 26th December 5pm (GMT) with Professor Ilan Pappe. Make sure to follow us to get the latest updates. Twitter: @identityint Facebook: @IdentityInternational Instagram: @IdentityInternational Disclaimer: The views of our guest speakers are not necessarily endorsed by Identity International; we are a platform that welcomes speakers from all backgrounds, political viewpoints and religious beliefs.

Join us as we discuss the complexities of Palestinian Identity in today's world with Ilan Pappe in Episode 7 of "Palestinian: Beyond Conflict". Ilan Pappe is a social activist, historian and professor at the College of Social Sciences and International Studies at the University of Exeter. He is also the director of the university’s European Centre for Palestine Studies and the co-director of Exeter Centre for Ethno-Political Studies. He has previously served as a senior lecturer in political science at the University of Haifa and was the chair of the Emil Touma Institute for Palestinian and Israeli Studies in Haifa. He is the author of a number of books including The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine. Ilan was also formerly a leading member of Hadash and was a candidate of the party list in the 1996 and 1999 Knesset elections. He graduated from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in 1978, and in 1984 obtained his PhD in history from the University of Oxford, under the guidance of Albert Hourani and Roger Owen. He currently resides in England. Our final episode will be streaming on the Wednesday 30th December 5pm (GMT) with Yasser Qous. Make sure to follow us to get the latest updates. Twitter: @identityint Facebook: @IdentityInternational Instagram: @IdentityInternational Disclaimer: The views of our guest speakers are not necessarily endorsed by Identity International; we are a platform that welcomes speakers from all backgrounds, political viewpoints and religious beliefs.