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Welcome to the dig, a podgast.

Welcome to the dig, a podcast from Jackbud magazine. My name is Daniel

Denver and I'm broadcasting from Providence, Rhode Island. Next week we return to Thawara, our lengthy rolling series on the history of Arab and

Palestinian radical politics during the 20th century.

We have three final episodes to complete. So stay tuned. This week

we're taking a pause with Dylan Saba and will lead Shaheed to assess how the

genocide in Gaza and the mass solidarity movement

that's erupted in response is transforming US politics. The movement in solidarity

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