From the K-P-F-K Studios in Southern California,

it's the Ralph Nader Radio Hour.

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Welcome to the Ralph Nader Radio Hour. My name is Steve Scrovan. David Feldman is on vacation. He's in Poland, Poland, Maine, where I imagine he's, his hair is getting nice and

fluffy from all that Poland spring water. But we do have the man who never takes a

vacation, the man of the hour hour Ralph Nader. Hello Ralph

Hello everybody. We have another provocative show for you today jam-packed with important information on the program today. We will be

joined once again by Israeli activist Mikko Peled. Regular listeners may

remember we first talked to Mr. Pellet about a year and a half ago. We talked to him about his

autobiography, the general son. In that program, Mr. Pellet argued that a two-state solution is no longer

viable because Israel is simply not interested in

apparently unwilling under any circumstances to compromise on the issue of the

land. Well he has a new book out now entitled In Justice, the Story of the Holy Land Foundation 5, which is a deep dive

investigation into the trial of five Palestinian American families from Texas and California.

Their charity called the Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development was accused of aiding Hamas,

which is considered by the United States to be a foreign terrorist organization.

They were first arrested back in 2004.

They were eventually convicted, but the key witness against them was an anonymous Israeli intelligence agent.

Contrary to the Constitution, they accused in this case, were unable to face or cross

examine their accuser. So we look forward to finding out how all of that was rationalized.

Also, we will welcome back old friend Robert Weisman, the president of Public Citizen.

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