Small doses.

Self help from the hit.

Small doses.

We're talking at shit.

Small doses.

And keeping it real.

Small doses.

With me and in Seals.

It's so funky.

So I have said this quite often, my favorite small doses people, that post October 7th, the one positive thing about the algorithm was that it truly opened my eyes and expanded my network to include individuals that I never would have come across who are brilliant beyond

their knowledge of Palestine and who have really just become resources for me not only just

intellectually, but emotionally, mentally, et cetera. And Nura Etacott is an example of one of those

people. So Nura is Palestinian. She is an

activist. She is a university professor, a legal scholar, a human rights attorney. She is currently

a professor at Rutgers specializing in international studies. And her primary focus is,

unsurprisingly, Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Now, she was born here in Cali. However,

she is very much involved in the international world of politics on a global level. And so today's

episode, side effects of the politics of Palestine, is really important because I feel like so many of us in the United States have a false

understanding of how we as United Statesians and how Palestine connect and also how we exist

in the grand global scheme of things.

And who better to talk to about that than an international lawyer and a professor,

an educator who has dedicated her life to really getting into the bare bones and nuts and bolts of this,

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