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Inside the Campaign to Block Israel’s War Ships
Dec 8, 2025
44m 05s
In Remembrance: Awdah Hathaleen
Aug 1, 2025
31m 03s
An Ask from Unsettled
Dec 24, 2024
2m 55s
"Ethnic cleansing by a thousand cuts": an update from the South Hebron Hills
Dec 3, 2024
34m 16s
Matt Duss: "It is not a war of self-defense. It is a war of choice."
Oct 15, 2024
24m 24s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 12/8/25 | ![]() Inside the Campaign to Block Israel’s War Ships✨ | Palestine solidarity movementdockworkers+5 | Ilana Levinson | Things That Go BoomIsrael+1 | GazaItaly+4 | IsraelGaza+6 | — | 44m 05s | |
| 8/1/25 | ![]() In Remembrance: Awdah Hathaleen✨ | remembrancePalestinian rights+3 | — | — | Israel | Awdah Hathaleenmurder+4 | — | 31m 03s | |
| 12/24/24 | ![]() An Ask from Unsettled✨ | supportpodcast production+3 | — | Unsettled | — | Unsettledpodcast+3 | — | 2m 55s | |
| 12/3/24 | ![]() "Ethnic cleansing by a thousand cuts": an update from the South Hebron Hills✨ | activismIsraeli settler violence+4 | Ali AwadMaya Rosen | — | TubaMasafer Yatta+2 | activismIsraeli settler violence+6 | — | 34m 16s | |
| 10/15/24 | ![]() Matt Duss: "It is not a war of self-defense. It is a war of choice."✨ | foreign policymilitary escalations+3 | Matt Duss | Foundation for Middle East PeaceCenter for International Policy | U.S. | foreign policymilitary escalations+3 | — | 24m 24s | |
| 10/11/24 | ![]() Rabbi Abby Stein: "There's a long, long road ahead"✨ | High HolidaysJewish spirituality+3 | Abby Stein | Rabbis for Ceasefire | — | High HolidaysRabbis for Ceasefire+6 | — | 25m 16s | |
| 10/10/24 | ![]() Shahd Safi's fight to reclaim hope✨ | hopesurvival+4 | Shahd Safi | Unsettled | GazaRafah+1 | Shahd SafiGaza+5 | — | 30m 22s | |
| 10/7/24 | ![]() Asaf Calderon: "The problem as we understand it is Zionism"✨ | ZionismIsraeli-Palestinian conflict+4 | Asaf Calderon | HamasShoresh | IsraelGaza Strip+1 | ZionismHamas+8 | — | 31m 46s | |
| 9/30/24 | ![]() Our Voicemail Is Open✨ | voicemailanniversary+3 | — | Unsettled | — | voicemailOctober 7th+3 | — | 1m 22s | |
| 8/9/24 | ![]() Tareq Baconi: The assassination of Ismail Haniyeh✨ | HamasIsmail Haniyeh+3 | Tareq Baconi | HamasUnsettled Podcast+1 | Iran | HamasIsmail Haniyeh+5 | — | 31m 51s | |
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| 5/17/24 | ![]() The Columbia Encampment | On Tuesday April 30th, Columbia University President Minouche Shafik called the New York Police Department to clear the campus of students who had erected an encampment in solidarity with Palestine. Columbia's encampment was one of hundreds of similar campus demonstrations across the United States, many of which were also removed by the police. Unsettled visited Columbia's encampment the week before it was cleared, and spoke to some of those involved about what they hoped to achieve through their protest. | — | ||||||
| 2/20/24 | ![]() 'Ayeka': a new song from Aly Halpert | For this episode of Unsettled, we’re doing something we’ve never done before: premiering a new song. Aly Halpert makes music used in synagogues and Jewish song circles. If you listened to our last episode featuring Rabbi Miriam Grossman, you heard Aly’s tune for the prayer 'Ashrei' as part of a service led by Rabbis for Ceasefire. Today, Aly is releasing a new song called 'Ayeka': the first time she has used her music to directly respond to the violence in Israel-Palestine. Aly spoke to Unsettled producer Ilana Levinson about her inspiration for 'Ayeka', her writing process, and what she hopes the song will do for listeners. | — | ||||||
| 2/13/24 | ![]() Rabbi Miriam Grossman: “We act and we do not wait for hope” | Since the start of the Israel-Hamas war, grief and rage have brought thousands of people to the streets to demand a ceasefire. One of the many groups that have mobilized in the U.S. is Rabbis for Ceasefire. One of these rabbis is Miriam Grossman, who led until recently the congregation Kolot Chayeinu in Brooklyn, New York. Unsettled producer Ilana Levinson recently sat down with Rabbi Miriam to ask her what it means to be a rabbi for ceasefire, especially when so many rabbis and other Jewish leaders are standing in lockstep with the state of Israel. Where in Jewish texts and traditions does she find the call to oppose the war? How does she keep going? | — | ||||||
| 1/23/24 | ![]() An update from Isam Hamad | The last time we featured Isam Hamad on Unsettled was a few days after the October 7th attacks, when Israel had just begun its bombardment of the Gaza Strip. At the time, Isam and his family — including his 93-year old father and a son with cerebral palsy — were still in their home in Gaza City. But a few days later, they were forced to evacuate south to the city of Rafah, near the Egyptian border. Before this war, the population of Rafah was about 250,000. Now, it’s over a million, with many families living in tents and some on the streets. Isam lives in a three-story house with 46 other people. Recently, he was able to get a family reunification visa from Ireland, because one of his children was born there. But he’s still waiting for approval to leave. In this episode, producer Ilana Levinson talks to Isam Hamad about leaving his home, living in Rafah, and the difficult choices ahead. | — | ||||||
| 12/12/23 | ![]() Talking to Our Families | Just before Thanksgiving, we asked listeners to call in and tell us about how they’re navigating conversations with their families, friends, and communities in this moment—as Israel responds to the October 7th attacks with unprecedented destruction in Gaza. What has worked in getting through to loved ones, and what hasn’t? How are people are managing these relationships, or coping with their feelings about them? On this episode—a collaboration between Unsettled and Jewish Currents magazine's On the Nose podcast—Unsettled producer Ilana Levinson joins Jewish Currents editor-in-chief Arielle Angel and associate editor Mari Cohen to listen to clips from callers describing the ruptures in their families, their attempts to repair relationships while sticking to their values, and their strategies for getting through to stubborn loved ones. They explore questions of when it is our obligation to keep arguing, and when it’s better to take a break—or give up completely. And they zoom out to think about what this moment says about the future of Jewish American institutional life. | — | ||||||
| 11/30/23 | ![]() Milena Ansari: “Detention without trial or charge” | As of Thursday, November 30th, a temporary ceasefire is in place between Israel and Hamas. The truce allows for an exchange of hostages who have been held in Gaza by Hamas since October 7th for Palestinian prisoners detained by Israel, and for desperately needed humanitarian aid to enter the Gaza Strip. At this point, 69 hostages have been released by Hamas and 150 Palestinian detainees have been released by Israel. Palestinian prisoners being released have been called terrorists, with an Israeli imposed ban on Palestinian families publicly celebrating the return of their loved ones who are being freed in the deal. Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir said, “expressions of joy are equivalent to backing terrorism.” But who are the Palestinian detainees held in Israeli prisons being released in this deal, and on what grounds are they being detained? 119 of the freed Palestinian prisoners are children. And more than half of them have never been charged with a crime. This episode of Unsettled, originally published in February of 2022, covers Israel’s system of military courts and administrative detention of Palestinians. Milena Ansari, international advocacy officer at Addameer Prisoner Support and Human Rights Association, talks about the case Hisham Abu Hawash, a Palestinian administrative detainee who went on hunger strike for 141 days, while he was held in prison by Israel without charges or a trial. (Photo: Addameer) | — | ||||||
| 11/13/23 | ![]() Noam Shuster-Eliassi: “We are broken” | It's hard to find anyone in Israel who isn't shaken to the core by the magnitude of Hamas' attack on October 7. For many in Israel, their pain and shock has translated into support for bombing Gaza. But despite public pressure, some Israelis do voice opposition to the war - even people who have deep personal connections to the victims of October 7. One of these dissenting voices has been the comedian Noam Shuster-Eliassi. Since October 7, Noam has dedicated her social media platform not to comedy, but to painful, personal posts from her unique perspective as an Israeli Jew with a deep connection to her Palestinian neighbors. Noam grew up in Neve Shalom: a unique community in central Israel where Jews and Palestinians live together intentionally. In this episode, Unsettled producer Asaf Calderon speaks to Noam about her grief, her determination to speak out, and the possible consequences. | — | ||||||
| 11/6/23 | ![]() “The worst it’s ever been”: the South Hebron Hills after October 7 | It’s been a month since October 7, when Hamas fighters killed 1,400 Israelis and captured more than 200 hostages. It’s also been a month of Israel's retaliation: air raids and ground operations in the Gaza Strip that have killed almost 10,000 Palestinians, destroyed infrastructure, and limited access to basic necessities. For the past month, Palestinians in the West Bank have also faced increased violence from settler-soldier militias. In this episode, we hear from the villages of Susiya and Umm al-Khair, where Israeli settlers have escalated their efforts to make Palestinians' lives unlivable. | — | ||||||
| 10/31/23 | ![]() Shahd Safi: "We need electricity, we need fuel, we need flour, we need bread" | On Friday, October 27th, Israel cut off internet in the Gaza Strip for 36-hours, as it expanded its ground operations. This total internet blackout left Gaza without the ability to communicate, both internally and with the outside world. Human rights groups Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch warned that without the internet, their ability to document war crimes and other abuses had become increasingly difficult. The internet was restored on Sunday October 29th. Unsettled spoke with writer, translator and human rights advocate, Shahd Safi, both before and after the internet blackout about the conditions inside Gaza. | — | ||||||
| 10/19/23 | ![]() Arie Hasit: "Everybody has opened a situation room" | In this conversation, Producer Ilana Levinson speaks with Rabbi Arie Hasit in Israel. Ilana and Arie, who grew up going to the same synagogue and and summer camp, discuss what it was like to be in Israel on October 7th, and Israel's obligations toward its own citizens as well as the Palestinian people of the Gaza strip as the war continues | — | ||||||
| 10/17/23 | ![]() Matt Duss: "This is not a moment where people are making good policy" | The United States has always been Israel’s strongest ally, and President Biden has pledged his steadfast support for Israel since Hamas's surprise attack over the Gaza border on October 7. Many American supporters of Israel and even Israeli officials have celebrated President Biden for his “moral clarity” in this moment. But others have heard something else from Biden: a "carte blanche" for Israel to respond with overwhelming force. To better understand the U.S. role in this war, Unsettled producer Max Freedman speaks to Matt Duss: former foreign policy adviser to Senator Bernie Sanders, and now Executive Vice President at the Center for International Policy. They discuss the geopolitical context for Hamas's attack; how the U.S. provides diplomatic cover for Israel on the international stage; and why the Biden administration appears disinclined to restrain Israel from committing war crimes in Gaza. | — | ||||||
| 10/16/23 | ![]() Isam Hamad: "What sort of a life is this?" | On Saturday, October 7, Hamas launched a surprise attack across the Gaza border, killing more than 1,300 Israelis, mostly civilians, and taking at least 150 Israeli hostages, most of whom are still captive in the Gaza Strip. Israel responded to the attack by declaring war and cutting off food, water, and electricity to the Gaza Strip. On Friday, October 13, Israel ordered 1.1 million people in the northern part of the Gaza Strip to evacuate as it prepares for a ground invasion, and Israeli air strikes have already killed over 2,600 people in Gaza. As this crisis unfolds, Unsettled is bringing you the voices of many different people who are affected by the violence, as well as expert analysis and context. Today, producer Ilana Levinson speaks to Isam Hamad: an organizer of 2018's Great March of Return, and manager of a medical equipment company in Gaza City. | — | ||||||
| 10/13/23 | ![]() Tareq Baconi: "There's no going back" | Over the next few days, Unsettled is going to bring you the voices of many different people who have been affected by this week's devastating escalation of violence in Israel and Gaza. We’re starting with an episode about Hamas, whose surprise attack across the Gaza border on October 7th "completely ruptured the reality we thought we were operating in," says Tareq Baconi. Tareq Baconi is the author of Hamas Contained: The Rise and Pacification of Palestinian Resistance, billed as "the first history of the group on its own terms." Shortly after the book was published in 2018, Tareq was a guest on Unsettled; he spoke with producer Max Freedman about the origins of Hamas and its complicated relationship with the state of Israel. Earlier this week, Max called Tareq again, to get his analysis of Hamas's recent moves. Why this kind of attack, and why now? | — | ||||||
| 10/7/23 | ![]() A note from Unsettled producers | Earlier today Hamas launched an attack on Israeli towns near the Gaza border, and has also been launching rockets towards Israeli population centers as north as Tel Aviv. Hundreds of Israeli soldiers and civilians are dead and dozens have been taken captive. The fact that Hamas has been able to breach Israeli defenses and launch an attack of this magnitude inside of Israel has stunned the Israeli public. | — | ||||||
| 7/20/23 | ![]() Groundwork: Three Bullets | Groundwork is a podcast about Palestinians and Jews refusing to accept the status quo and working together for change. This episode from their recently released second season follows activist Maisam Jaljuli as she visits the grieving families of Palestinian citizens of Israel that have lost family members to organized crime and violence. Note: This episode includes descriptions of gun violence, death, and bereavement. | — | ||||||
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