One of the worst things about watching the ongoing genocide in Palestine is this gap between how deeply you feel this injustice, how profoundly you want to do something, anything to stop it, and your seeming complete impotence as an individual to do anything at all. We can and we have

and we should continue to educate ourselves and others, to organize, to put pressure on corporations,

on political systems, on politicians, to do everything that we possibly can to stop this genocide.

And I believe that all tactics are permissible in the fight to end this horrific mass murder campaign that U.S. and Israel are imposing on the people of Palestine, from direct

action like Palestine action to the armed resistance of the Palestinian themselves, to any

and everything that people around the world can possibly do to help others. But sometimes it can

feel like there's nothing you can do. And what I wanted to do in

this episode very quickly is offer you a couple ways to meaningfully do something, to take that anger

and that hurt, to open your heart up and to do something.

Nothing is ever enough, right?

Nothing short of stopping this atrocity will ever feel like enough.

But one of the worst things I think we can do is to watch the horrors unfolding in Palestine and pretty much do nothing.

We all have a responsibility to do something.

And so today I'm going to play a very short clip, a voice message that my good friend sent in

where she is talking about her friend and her friend's family who lives in Gaza and are in

continual need of help. Food prices obviously when and where you can find it have gone

through the absolute roof as Israel with the full backing of the United States imposes a purposeful

conscious starvation campaign on the people of Palestine. Men, women, and children,

the elderly, the disabled infants, nobody is safe from this horrific genocidal death machine

that is the United States and Israel. So I have a quick little voice message I'm going to play that is

incredibly moving and shows the closeness of my friend B to this set of families in Gaza right now

asking for some help and I will link to this GoFundMe in the show notes. So if you have any

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