Baba Made Me Do It
"Baba Made Me Do It" is a history podcast centered around Middle Eastern and Arab-American histories from the perspective of an Arab-American. We'll cover various histories about home and abroad to help create a better understanding for why things are the way they are. If you're Arab-American, or just someone who is curious about Middle Eastern History, this is the podcast for you.
Baba Made Me Do It
All Men Do Is Lie
What if I told you that the British were actually not gentlemen and their accents have you fooled? In the later years of Ottoman Palestine (1880s-1918), there began to be waves of Jewish migration into the land as a means of escaping European persecution. As Ottoman complacency on the issue arose, the environment for which the State of Israel would come to exist began taking form. In the same light, from broken treaties to covert meetings, the means by which the Palestinian people began losing their agency in securing a homeland increased dramatically. In this episode there will be discussion on how this period in Palestinian history has led us to where we are now, in addition to what lessons can be taken away to ensure that the future holds something more fruitful for all parties involved.
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