by Berlin Students

Israel/Palestine Podcast

Education EN ↓ 53 episodes

Welcome to our Israel/Palestine Podcast, a project by graduating high school students from Berlin-Neukölln. Our district is home to Germany’s largest Palestinian diaspora and to many young Israelis. Israel and Palestine are painfully present in our district and in our schools. We’ve spoken to historians, legal scholars, trauma researchers, and educators — some of them world-leading experts — to better understand a conflict that shapes identities, divides communities, and echoes through generations. Our approach is multiperspectival. We don't aim to resolve contradictions or controversies, but...

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Dec 29, 2025

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IMPRESSUM / LEGAL NOTICE Video 29.12.2025

Impressum Anbieter / Verantwortlicher: Katholische Akademie in Berlin e. V. Gemeinnütziger Verein Hannoversche Str. 5 10115 Berlin Deutschland Kontakt: E-Mail:  information@katholische-akademie-berlin.de Vertretungsberechtigt: Joachim Hake Haftungsausschluss / Disclaimer: Inhalte Die Inhalte dieses Podcasts wurden mit größter Sorgfalt erstellt. Für die Richtigkeit, Vollständigkeit und Aktuali...

Ep. 51: Epilogue: Choosing Justice and Peace (Sima & Mai – Young Ambassadors for Peace / Parents Circle – Families Forum) 29.12.2025

Guests: Sima & Mai, Young Ambassadors for Peace / Parents Circle –Families Forum Hosts: Alexandria, Mert & Efe Sima and Mai are Young Ambassadors for Peace with the Parents Circle – Families Forum (PCFF), an organization of over 800 bereaved Israeli and Palestinian families who have each lost a close relative to the conflict. Mai's grandfather, Haim Perry, an artist and peace activist from...

Ep. 50: Challenges for Education: Side by Side – Parallel Histories of Israel/Palestine (Prof. Dr. Eyal Naveh – Tel Aviv University) 29.12.2025

Guest: Prof. Eyal Naveh – Tel Aviv University Hosts: Yusuf & Mert Bio: Eyal Naveh is an Israeli historian and educator specializing in history education in conflict contexts. He has taught at Kibbutzim College of Education and Tel Aviv University, where he served as Head of the Department of General History and Chair of the General and Interdisciplinary Studies Program. Naveh is co-director of...

Ep. 49: Challenges for Education: Solutions – Not Sides: Experiences in Education from the UK (Sharon Booth & Mohamed Ali Amla – Solutions – Not Sides, UK) 29.12.2025

Guests: Sharon Booth, CEO Solutions – Not Sides, Mohamed Ali Amla, Public Affairs Director, Solutions – Not Sides Hosts: Mert, Alexandria, Yusuf Bio: Sharon Booth is the Founding Executive Director of Solutions – Not Sides, a leading UK NGO fostering constructive dialogue about Israel/Palestine in schools. She studied Theology and Religious Studies at Cambridge University, taught English in Tunisi...

Ep. 48: Challenges for Education: Unsettling Empathy - How to Hold Conflicting Truths at the Same Time? (Prof. Dr. Björn Krondorfer – Northern Arizona University, USA) 29.12.2025

Guest: Prof. Dr. Björn Krondorfer, Northern Arizona University Hosts: Yusuf & Efe Bio: Björn Krondorfer is the Endowed Professor of Religious Studies and Director of the Martin-Springer Institute at Northern Arizona University. He holds a Ph. D. in Comparative Religion from Temple University and studied Protestant Theology in Frankfurt/Main and Göttingen, Germany. Krondorfer is internationally...

Ep. 47: Challenges for Education: Evaluating Education on the Israel/Palestine Conflict (Dr. Per Leo – Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin) 29.12.2025

Guest: Dr. Per Leo, Historian & Author, Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin Hosts: Efe & Philip Bio: Per Leo studied history, philosophy, and Slavic Studies in Freiburg and Berlin, earning his PhD in 2009 at Humboldt University. His novel Flut und Boden (2015) , which reflects on his grandfather Friedrich Leo, an SS-Sturmbannführer, and the family’s history during the Nazi era, was shortlisted f...

Ep. 45: Challenges for Education: Creating Safer and Braver Spaces in Schools to Talk About the Conflict II (Mohammed Ibrahim & Sapir Huberman – Independent Dialogue Facilitators) 29.12.2025

Guests: Mohamed Ibrahim – Political Scientist and Educator; recipient of the Flechtheim Award for Democracy & Human Rights 2015 Sapir Huberman – Mediator, Curator, Scholar & Educator Host: Efe Bio: Mohamed Ibrahim is a political scientist specializing in international cooperation. For over 15 years, he has led workshops on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict with Israeli colleagues and works...

Ep. 44: Challenges for Education: Creating Safer and Braver Spaces in Schools to Talk About the Conflict I (Jouanna Hassoun / Shai Hoffmann – Trialog) 29.12.2025

Guests: Jouanna Hassoun / Shai Hoffmann – Trialog / Gesellschaft im Wandel gGmbH Hosts: Philip, Bünyamin Bio: Jouanna Hassoun is the founder of Transaidency, a German-Palestinian organization promoting intercultural dialogue, empowerment, and human rights education. She regularly facilitates dialogue formats in schools. Shai Hoffmann is a Social entrepreneur, educational activist, and podcast host...

Ep. 43: Challenges for Education: Conflicts over the Conflict in Schools (Prof. Dr. Meron Mendel – Bildungsstätte Anne Frank / Frankfurt UAS) 29.12.2025

Guest: Prof. Dr. Meron Mendel, Bildungsstätte Anne Frank / Frankfurt UAS Hosts: Philip & Efe Bio: Prof. Dr. Meron Mendel is an educator, historian, and publicist. Since 2010, he has been the Director of the Anne Frank Educational Center in Frankfurt am Main and also serves as Professor of Transnational Social Work at the Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences. He is considered one of the mos...

Ep. 42: Psychological Dimensions: The Long Shadow of the Perpetrators (Alexandra Senfft – Author) 29.12.2025

Guest: Alexandra Senfft – Author; vice-chair of the Study Group on Intergenerational Consequences of the Holocaust PAKH  Hosts: Efe & Philip  Bio: Alexandra Senfft is a German writer and free-lance journalist, a Middle East expert, and political author. She studied Middle Eastern Studies and worked as a non-partisan Middle East adviser for the Green Party in the Bundestag/German parl...

Ep. 41: Psychological Dimensions: Trauma Legacies in the Middle East II (Dr. Sami Awad – Holy Land Trust, Bethlehem) 29.12.2025

Guest: Dr. Sami Awad – Holy Land Trust, Betlehem; co-director of Nonviolence International Hosts: Alexandria & Yusuf Bio: Dr. Sami Awad was born in the US and grew up in Bethlehem in a Palestinian Christian family. His father comes from a refugee family that lost their home in Jerusalem in 1948, and his mother is from Gaza. He is the nephew of Mubarak Awad, a pioneer of Palestinian nonviolent...

Ep. 40: Psychological Dimensions: Trauma Legacies in the Middle East I (Rabbi Dr. Tirzah Firestone – Author & Psychotherapist, USA) 29.12.2025

Guest: Rabbi Dr. Tirzah Firestone, PhD, Author & Psychotherapist Hosts: Alexandria & Yusuf Bio: Rabbi Dr. Tirzah Firestone, Ph. D., is a Jungian psychotherapist, rabbi, and a leading figure in the international Jewish Renewal movement. Raised in an Orthodox Jewish family in St. Louis, she is the daughter of a Holocaust survivor—her mother escaped Nazi Germany on the last Kindertransport, a...

Ep. 39: Psychological Dimensions: Transgenerational Trauma and the Holocaust (Dr. Yael Danieli – UN Senior Representative, New York) 29.12.2025

Guest: Dr. Yael Danieli (UN Senior Representative) Host: Alexandria, Mert & Efe Bio: Dr. Yael Danieli is a truly historic figure as a world-renowned clinical psychologist who has transformed the study of trauma through her pioneering work on the transgenerational impact of the Holocaust. She co-founded the Group Project for Holocaust Survivors and their Children, establishing the world’s first...

Ep. 38: Legal Analysis & Debate: Human Rights Situation in the Westbank (Michael Sfard – Human Rights Lawyer, Tel Aviv) 29.12.2025

Guest: Michael Sfard – Human Rights Lawyer, Tel Aviv Hosts: Mert & Yusuf Bio: Michael Sfard is Israel's leading human rights lawyer, known for representing activists, major human rights and peace organizations before Israel’s Supreme Court and in international forums. His practice focuses on strategic litigation against occupation, racism, and discrimination. A graduate of the Hebrew Universit...

Ep. 37: Legal Analysis & Debate: Legal Aspects of the Current Escalation (Dr. Nahed Samour – Radboud University, NL) 29.12.2025

Guest: Dr. Nahed Samour, Radboud University, NL Host: Yusuf Bio: Dr. Nahed Samour is an internationally recognized legal scholar. She studied law and Islamic studies in Bonn, Birzeit/Ramallah, London, Berlin, Harvard, and Damascus, and completed her PhD at the Max Planck Institute for European Legal History in Frankfurt. She has conducted postdoctoral research in Helsinki, Göttingen, and Berlin, a...

Ep. 36: Legal Analysis & Debate: Key Concepts of International Law and the Current State of Jurisprudence (Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. mult. Claus Kreß – University of Cologne / International Court of Justice) 29.12.2025

Guest: Professor Dr. Dr. h.c. mult. Claus Kreß (University of Cologne / International Court of Justice) Hosts: Philip, Yusuf & Efe Bio: Prof. Claus Kreß is a leading scholar of international law. He holds the Chair for Criminal Law and International Law at the University of Cologne and directs the Institute for Peace Research and Security Law. He has held guest professorships at Cambridge, Mel...

Ep. 35: Legal Analysis & Debate: 360-Degree Perspective on the Human Rights Situation since October 7 (Dr. Agnès Callamard – Secretary General, Amnesty International & Dr. Julia Duchrow – Secretary General, Amnesty International Germany) 29.12.2025

Guests: Dr. Agnès Callamard, Secretary General, Amnesty International & Dr. Julia Duchrow, Secretary General, Amnesty International, Germany Hosts: Alexandria, Mert & Yusuf Bio: Dr. Agnès Callamard is a globally recognized human rights expert and current Secretary General of Amnesty International. She previously served as UN Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary, or arbitrary execut...

Ep. 34: Political Analysis & Debate: Nazih Musharbash (President of the German-Palestinian Society) 29.12.2025

Guest: Nazih Musharbash – President of the German-Palestinian Society Hosts: Philipp & Mert Bio: Nazih Musharbash is the President of the German-Palestinian Society. He served for many years as a school principal and as coordinator for school development and evaluation at the Weser-Ems regional authority. Musharbash lives in Bad Iburg and was a member of the city council for 34 years as well a...

Ep. 33: Political Analysis & Debate: Alena Jabarine (Author & Journalist, Hamburg) 29.12.2025

Guest: Alena Jabarine – Journalist and Author Hosts: Efe & Philip Bio: Alena Jabarine, born in 1985 in Hamburg, is a German-Palestinian journalist, author, and Middle East expert. She studied Political Science in Hamburg and earned a Master’s in International Relations in Barcelona. After a traineeship at NDR, she worked as a radio and TV reporter and contributed to NDR Info, STRG_F, Panorama...

Ep. 32: Political Analysis & Debate: Gil Shohat (Rosa Luxemburg Foundation, Tel Aviv) 29.12.2025

Guest: Gil Shohat, M.A. – Director, Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung Israel Hosts: Mert & Efe Bio: Gil Shohat (b. 1988, Bonn) is a historian and political scientist specializing in modern Israeli and German political culture. He studied in Munich, Exeter, and Berlin and has researched anti-colonial activism and Marxist historiography in Britain. Since 2021, he has directed the Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung i...

Ep. 31: Political Analysis & Debate: Prof. Dr. Omri Boehm (The New School for Social Research, NYC) 29.12.2025

Guest: Prof. Dr. Omri Boehm – The New School for Social Research (New York) Bio: Omri Boehm, born in Israel, studied philosophy at Tel Aviv University and completed his PhD at Yale. He is Associate Professor of Philosophy at the New School and a prominent public intellectual on Israel/Palestine, democracy, and identity debates. His books include Haifa Republic – A Democratic Future for Israel and...

Ep. 30: Political Analysis & Debate: Prof. Dr. Omer Bartov (Brown University) 29.12.2025

Guests: Prof. Dr. Omer Bartov – Professor of Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Brown University, Rhode Island, USA Hosts: Yusuf & Efe Bio: Prof. Dr. Omer Bartov, born in Israel in 1954, is a world-leading scholar of Holocaust and Genocide Studies. He served in the Israeli army during the 1973 Yom Kippur War before studying history at Tel Aviv University and earning his doctorate from Oxford on W...

Ep. 29: Political Analysis & Debate: Prof. Dr. Kenneth S. Stern (Bard Center for the Study of Hate, USA) 29.12.2025

Guest: Professor Kenneth S. Stern, Director, Bard Center for the Study of Hate Host: Yusuf Bio: Professor Kenneth Stern is the Director of the Bard Center for the Study of Hate, which also supports Bard College Berlin. He is an attorney, author, and leading global expert on antisemitism and extremism. For 25 years, he directed the division on antisemitism and extremism at the American Jewish Commi...

Ep. 28: Political Analysis & Debate: Benjamin Fischer (Founder of the German Jewish Student Union / Former President of the European Union of Jewish Students / European Consultant for Digital and Minority Rights) 29.12.2025

Guest: Benjamin Fischer – Founding President, German Jewish Student Union; Former President, European Union of Jewish Students; European Consultant for Digital and Minority Rights Hosts: Efe & Philip Bio: Benjamin Fischer is a European advisor on digital and minority rights, focused on countering online hate and strengthening civil society through data-driven and innovative activism. As Progra...

Ep. 27: Political Analysis & Debate: Dr. Volker Weiss (Historian & Author, Hamburg) 29.12.2025

Guest: Dr. Volker Weiß – Historian, Author, Hamburg Hosts: Efe & Philip Bio: Dr. Volker Weiß is a historian, journalist, and leading analyst of authoritarian and far-right movements in Germany and beyond. He studied literature, social and economic history, and psychology at the University of Hamburg, later teaching in Hamburg, Leipzig, and Munich. In 2021, he was Guest Professor at the Institu...

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