Israel, Hamas. and Canadian Identity W/ Anastasia Zor
December 14, 2025
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of The Ish of Arabia Show, I sit down with Anastasia Zor for an honest and challenging conversation about life on campus as a Jewish student, the realities of Israel–Palestine discourse in universities, and the impact of the October 7th attacks and the ongoing war.
We talk openly about:
• What Jewish students are experiencing on campus right now
• Fear, isolation, activism, and free speech in university spaces
• How October 7th changed everything
• Where conversations about Israel, Gaza, and identity often break down
• What genuine dialogue should look like in polarized times
This episode is not about slogans or talking points — it’s about listening, understanding lived experience, and having the courage to speak honestly, even when it’s uncomfortable.
Whether you agree or disagree, this conversation matters.
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