For almost 10 months and 75 years, Palestinians have been resisting.

And for 10 months and 75 years, have stood alongside them from here the belly of the peace.

Since October I've been to over 30 protests.

This has just been ingrained in me since I was born this is

something that me and all other Palestinians will never turn their back on.

We stand on the shoulders of those who came before us and we will continue building and sustaining this movement.

We are here because Haseh West Bank have suffered immeasurable horrific

carnage. These are our families. They will not be forgotten. It's notes from America. I'm Kay Wright. Welcome to the show.

It's notes from America. I'm Kay Wright.

Welcome to the show.

When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

addressed a joint session of the US Congress last week,

roughly half of the Democratic Caucus skipped it, including the party's new standard

bearer of Vice President Kamala Harris.

Now there's a lot of reasons for that, but absolutely one of them is the mass movement that has grown in solidarity with

Palestinians and Gaza. It just has meaningfully shifted the politics within

the Democratic Party and that's a big political change.

But as with all change, there's a lot of history leading up to this moment and I've been talking

about that history with our producer, Suzanne Gabor. Hey Suzanne. Hey Kai, yeah, so over the last nine months,

especially as we head into what is looking to be a very tight presidential election.

There's been a lot of discussion around Arab American politics and the connection to pro-Palestine

protests that we've seen all around the country since the start of the war in Gaza.

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