It's the Brian Larrow Show on WNYC.

Good morning again everyone.

Now, changing the polarized way people

talk about the Middle East and reintroducing the word

peace on both sides. We have two guests, one a Jewish

Israeli, the other a Palestinian Israeli from the group called

standing together which says they quote organized Jews and Arabs locally and nationally around

campaigns for peace. In Israel they organize around both Israel Palestine

issues and economic ones like the minimum wage and

gentrification and when leaders of standing together came to the United

States for one speaking tour in the fall largely on college campuses they found what they called a different kind of war zone

marked as one of the guests were about to meet was quoted saying by quote

very theorized discussions about who is more righteous.

So let's take it from there with them

to talk about the situation over there

and the situation over here.

Joining us now, Rula daude, and a lonely green national co-directors of standing together

a lonely is a Jewish citizen of Israel Rula is a Palestinian citizen of Israel

thank you for making this one of your stops. Welcome both of you to

WNYC.

Thank you, good morning.

Thank you for having us.

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