Episode 053 - Vampires and Blood Libel with Michael Malarkey

Books/Videos:

• Michael Malarkey (Instagram)

• The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine, by Ilan Pappe (book)

• The Hundred Years' War on Palestine, by Rashid Khalidi (book)

• Edward Said's complete works (list)

• The Empire Files, by Abby Martin (website)

• Palestine Pod (Episode 33): A Few Radical Jews with Max from Palestine Action

• Palestine Pod (Episode 51): Embracing Jewish Anti-Zionism with Rabbi Rosen

• Palestine Pod (Episode 48): Erasure with Nerdeen Kiswani

• Rifk Ebeid, author of "Baba, What Does My Name Mean?" (website)

• Palestine Pod (Episode 25): Free Library Censors Palestinian Children's Book with Rifk Ebeid

• The More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know Is Possible, by Charles Eisenstein (book)

Articles:

• DAM official band (website)

• Israel-Palestine Conflict: Gaza Explosion Captured On Instagram Live, Buildings Destroyed (Republic World)

• Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions Movement (website)

• Who is Yaakov Fauci, the New Yorker squatting in Sheikh Jarrah? (Middle East Eye)

• In holiday call with Herzog, US VP expresses solidarity with Israel amid terror wave (Times of Israel)

• Becoming "White": Race, Religion and the Foundations of Syrian/Lebanese Ethnicity in the United States (Journal of American Ethnic History)

• Bella Hadid calls out Instagram for censoring Palestine post (Middle East Eye)

• Hollywood stars back Emma Watson after Palestinian solidarity post (The Guardian)

• Lowkey smeared by pro-Israel group in elite UK college (Electronic Intifada)

• Tax-exempt U.S. nonprofits fuel Israeli settler push to evict Palestinians (The Intercept)

• Social media giants repress Palestinian content (Electronic Intifada)

• People of the (Stolen) Book: Did Israel's National Library Engage in Systematic Theft? (Haaretz)

• Israel’s ‘Great Book Robbery’ unravelled (Al Jazeera)

• Researcher: Israel destroyed Palestinian books (Ynet)

• Remembering the Sabra and Shatila massacre 35 years on (Al Jazeera)

• Scores of Palestinian books, Nakba's lesser-known victims (+972 Magazine)