I'm going to be a lot of

I'm a lot of life

I'm going to A Palestinian friend once told me that as a Palestinian, if you mention Palestine or Israel,

the conversation automatically becomes political. There's nothing you can say that isn't political by nature.

And yet, politics today almost always is one step removed from the people. You hear it all the time.

This government doesn't represent me. These politics don't represent me. So where do you go to know what the

people think? There's a man named

Corey Gilshuster who asked this same question a few years ago, and then he pulled out his $180

video camera to find some answers. Producer Alexandra Chavez went to Tel Aviv to track him down.

For this episode, we're going to ask you to forget the politics for a second.

And who's wrong and who's right?

This is a story about what the people think.

I'm Rezanne Al-Zayani.

I'm Hibbe Fisher.

And I'm Alexander Chavez.

This is Kurnin Cultures, a podcast dissecting the complex narratives of the Middle East through stories.

The world and is predictable. They've seen it happen.

And one story that always kind of captures my imagination.

It's fair.

The streets lost culture.

And you're listening to Kearning Cultures. And you're listening to Kearning cultures.

I met Corey at Tel Aviv University, where he's the director of the Conflict Resolution Program for international students.

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