Nasser Mashni

Jews, I've seen quite often, sing our national anthem, fly our flags even at a number of gatherings.

But do you hear socialists here sing our national anthem or wave our flag? Did the pro-Palestine protesters who blocked the Sydney Harbour Bridge sing our anthem or fly the Australian flag? Or do they just fly the Palestinian ones and that Aboriginal one out the front? Do anti-Israel protesters fly our flag or sing our anthem like Jews do? Or do they damn them? Here's Nasser Mashni, who heads the Australia-Palestine Advocacy Network.

Here he is addressing a Melbourne rally.

He's right at the back.

Today, co-founder of Democracy Now, which you hear every Monday here on 3CR between 9:00 and 10:00 in the morning, Amy Goodman, award-winning journalist, and we'll hear about her life's work in public media.

President of APAN, Australia Palestine Advocacy Network, Nasher Mashni, on the work of advocacy groups like APAN.

Dr Alison Broznoski and the life and work of Nobel Peace Prize winner Nawi Pillay and the upcoming elections in Israel and the United States.

And founder of our Saturday morning program, Palestine Remembered, Yusuf Al-Rimawi, and how it all began and what it has meant for him.

And three years of genocide has only increased the advocacy for Palestinians and the isolation of Israel and United States.

Individuals and groups in many countries continue to work tirelessly to support Palestinians and educate the wider public to their situation.

One such organization is APAN, Australia Palestine Advocacy Network, and president is Palestinian Nasser Mashni, currently living and working in the United Kingdom.

I spoke with Nasser late last week about the work of APAN today and began with the earlier years.