Radio Reversal

This week on Radio Reversal, Anna is joined by very special guest Remah Naji to reflect on three years of genocide and resistance. Remah is a Palestinian linguist, writer, activist and political organiser based here in Magan-djin, brisbane, and one of the spokespeople for Justice for Palestine Magan-djin. She joins me in the studio this morning to talk through the past three years - the grief, the rage, and the strugle ahead. From the ongoing desperate struggle for freedom in Gaza, to the growing global movements against imperialism everywhere, we reflect on what we have learnt from the past three years of horror, hope, and rebellion. From the limits of liberal tactics of change, to the need for mass movements against all forms of imperialism, we talk about what it will take to create a new vocabulary for justice in the aftermath of this (ongoing) atrocity.

 

As always - but particularly this week - we would love to hear your reflections. What has the ongoing genocide in Gaza revealed to you about the workings of power? What have you learnt from the solidarity movements here in brisbane and across the globe? of solidarity with Palestinians, both here in Magan-djin Brisbane, and across the globe. What lessons will you be taking with you as the struggle continues?