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Israel's WAR On Christians With Mother Agapia And Honey Thaljieh + Blue Wave Roundup
Katie talks to American nun Mother Agapia and Palestinian Christian activist Honey Thaljieh about Israel's treatment of Christians and Christianity. Then Lever News journalists Luke Goldstein and Katya Shwenk break down what the "blue wave" from last week really means and discuss the shadowy groups trying to kneecap insurgent candidates and causes like Medicare For All. Then Michigan native and Democratic strategist debunks the centrist spin about Tuesday. See Mother Agapia, Honey, John Kiriakou and others on Saturday here (https://orthodox-christians-for-palestine-5gh8wq.subscribepage.io/)
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Mother Agapia, a New York native, has been an Orthodox Christian nun for over 35 years. From 1996-2006 she served at the St Mary Magdalene Convent in Jerusalem and its affiliated Orthodox Girls School of Bethany and developed a close relationship with the Palestinians, particularly the Christians communities. Organizing pilgrimages twice a year from the US to the Holy Land has kept those bonds strong and compels her to be a voice for the Palestinian Christian communities suffering under Israeli occupation.
Honey Thaljieh is a Palestinian Christian from Bethlehem who broke barriers as co-founder and the first captain of the Palestinian women’s national football team. A global advocate, speaker and changemaker, she has dedicated her journey to advancing women, challenging stereotypes and using sport as a force for dignity and social change. Rooted in the city where Christianity was born, her story brings together faith, Palestinian identity and a lifelong belief in the power of humanity to overcome walls and build bridges.
Luke Goldstein is an investigative reporter at the Lever covering money in politics and corporate power. He was previously a writing fellow at the American Prospect. Signal: 310-871-2214.
Katya Schwenk is an investigative journalist covering corporate power. She is currently a staff reporter at The Lever, and her work has appeared in The Intercept, Rolling Stone, Business Insider, and elsewhere. Send tips via Signal, 413-658-4677, or by email, kschwenk@levernews.com
Bhavik Lathia is a campaign strategist and technologist. He has worked in the digital advocacy space in India, Australia, and the United States, as well as suppor