Is This Arab-Jewish Movement in Israel the Right Way to Fight Apartheid and Occupation?

As Israel continues to violate its ceasefire agreement in Gaza, Mehdi is joined by two members of Standing Together, an organization the Guardian has called the “largest Arab-Jewish grassroots movement in Israel,” to discuss their efforts to end the occupation of Palestinians and fight back against Israeli apartheid.

Standing Together has organized mass protests against Israel’s genocide, coordinated hundreds of aid trucks for Gaza, and most recently conducted a speaking tour in the US.

Alon-Lee Green, a Jewish-Israeli co-founder of Standing Together:
“If you don't believe that people on the ground in Palestine and Israel can work together against occupation, you're closing doors that can allow us to do the work that we're doing”

Sally Abed, a Palestinian citizen of Israel, a member of Standing Together, and a Haifa City Council member:
“My baby is Palestinian…if they can’t see her as a human, then I have no place in there. And I refuse not to have [a] place in my own homeland.”