Tamara Nassar

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I'm associate editor Asa Winstanley, here with produ-producer Tamara Nassar.

Last week at the annual conference of the Green Party of England and Wales, members convincingly voted in favor of a motion that boldly asserted Palestinian liberation and declared the Green Party as an anti-Zionist party.

Delegates voted by 1,022 votes to 813 to implement the new policy.

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I'm Nora Barrows-Friedman here with my colleagues Alia Bonima, John Elmer, and Tamara Nassar.

It's day 1098 as we enter the fourth year of Israel's genocide in Gaza.

Coming up, we're joined by Columbia University Professor Joseph Massad to discuss where the question of Palestine stands today.

We've got to take them some EI stickers.

Yes, absolutely.

And I want to thank Tamara Nassar, of course, our director and producer.

Thank you so much for everything, Tamara.

Please keep them in your prayers.

Peace be upon you." Let's play his last video now, and thank you to Tamara for that translation.

[children cheering] [lips smack]

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Produced by Nora Barrows-Friedman, Tamara Nassar, and Pierre Loiselle.

She loves to party, have a good time.

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I'm Nora Barrows-Friedman, here with my colleagues Ali Abunimah, Jon Elmer, and Tamara Nassar.

It's day 1,091 of Israel's genocide in Gaza.

Coming up, what will it take to turn Israel's growing isolation into real accountability? Human rights lawyer and former UN official Craig Mokhiber joins us to discuss the gap between diplomatic condemnation and action, the board of peace plans for Gaza, and Nicaragua's case against Germany.

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I'm Nora Barrows-Friedman here with my colleagues Ali Abunima, John Elmer, and Tamara Nassar.

It's day 1077 of Israel's genocide in Gaza.

Coming up, we speak with Zaina El-Tahan, a freelance journalist based in the Occupied West Bank, about Israel's plans, the demolitions and displacement facing Palestinian communities and escalating state-backed settler violence and terror.

Yeah,

of course.

So yes, and I just, of course, always want to thank Tamara Nassar, our producer and director for putting all of this together every week, all the work that you do behind the scenes.

Thank you so much, Tamara.