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Oct 2023
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When empathy is a risk: Solidarity with ...

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In episode 107 of podcast Al Midan, we delve deep into a subject that resonates with both urgency and sensitivity. This episode features an eye-opening interview with Dr. Hassan Jabareen, General Director of Adalah, a forefront independent human rights organization and legal center. With recent events painting a grim picture, we center our discussion on the ... Show More
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