Writers’ & Artists’ Statements & Readings in Solidarity with Palestine

James Schamus @ .43
Ben Ehrenreich @ 1.16
Judith Gurevich @ 2.21
Raja Shehadeh @ 4.14
Ariel Dorfman @ 5.00
Bora Chung @ 8.13
Intan Paramaditha @ 9.02
Hilton Obenzinger @ 13.50
Nancy Kricorian @ 14.39
Genny Lim and Hafez Mordirzadeh @ 16.23
Hala Alyan @ 21.36
Anton Shammas @ 23.57
Susan Gardinier @ 29.37
Deema Shehabi @ 32.33

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