Living on Stolen Land: Reckoning Living in Occupied Palestine w/@wallaalakefak (PLP Episode #2)

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Living on Stolen Land: Reckoning Living in Occupied Palestine w/@wallaalakefak (PLP Episode #2)

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Elijah and Hayan return for the second episode of what we are tentatively calling the Pan-Levant Podcast. In this episode, we are joined by an anti-Zionist activist living in the Holy Land, who brings a deeply personal perspective to questions of land, identity, and historical responsibility. As someone who has lived as a settler both on Turtle Island and in Palestine, our guest reflects on the interconnected legacies of colonialism and displacement, emphasizing the urgent need to rethink our relationship with the land we inhabit. Through this conversation, we explore what it means to move beyond settler identities and toward a more just and rooted existence. Follow Alice Kisiya: https://www.instagram.com/kisiyaalice Follow Save Al-Makhrour: https://www.instagram.com/savealmakhrour Follow Daveed Aharon: https://www.instagram.com/haadddaad Follow the podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/canaanist_movement Follow Elijah Kahlenberg: https://www.instagram.com/officialelijahkahlenberg Follow Hayan Imadi: https://www.instagram.com/hayanomie Tags: Free Syria, Levant, Canaan, Palestine, free Palestine, Israel, Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Gaza, Rafah, Pan-Levant Podcast, anti-Zionism, settler colonialism, land and identity, historical responsibility, decolonization, demystifying, Palestine, Holy Land, Turtle Island, indigenous solidarity, justice and land, rethinking settlement, displacement, diaspora, radicalized, colonial legacies, interwoven histories, Jewish identity, Jewish mysticism, Kabbalah, Torah, Talmudic thought, Jewish resistance, Judaism and land, Jewish history, Zionism critique, Jewish ethics, Jewish diasporic identity, Jewish spirituality, Jewish liberation theology, Levantine Judaism, Canaanite history, ancient Canaan, Filisteens, Philistines, Israelite history, biblical history, biblical archaeology, Semitic peoples, Hebrew history, Aramaic culture, early Judaism, ancient Levant, Near Eastern history, Mesopotamian influence, Levantine migration, biblical narratives, Bilad Al-Sham, Greater Syria, Fertile Crescent, Phoenicians, Amorites, Hittites, Nabateans, regional mythology, ancient trade routes, Levantine civilizations, archaeological discoveries, historical memory, oral traditions, sacred geography, cultural interconnectedness, Middle Eastern religions, interfaith perspectives, land and belonging, indigenous traditions, nomadic histories, borderless identities, Jewish-Arab relations, Mizrahi heritage, Sephardic traditions, Oriental Jews, Jewish-Muslim coexistence, Judeo-Arabic culture, religious pluralism, Levantine folklore, regional spirituality, sacred landscapes, biblical prophecy, historical consciousness, cultural identity, communal resilience, exile and return, ethical monotheism, Talmudic discourse, religious ethics, mystical traditions, spiritual activism, cross-cultural dialogue, Jewish-Muslim history, shared narratives, Middle Eastern ancestry, Jewish-Arab dialogue, historical reckoning, political theology, ancient migrations, religious storytelling, Hebrew mysticism, diaspora narratives, liberation theology, Torah interpretations, Jewish political thought, communal belonging, faith and justice, reclaiming history, ancestral knowledge, forgotten histories, sacred texts, Jewish esotericism, religious philosophy, ancient rituals, scriptural analysis, Hebrew legends, Babylonian exile, Sumerian influence, Akkadian connections, cultural syncretism, Levantine anthropology, indigenous epistemologies, exile and homecoming, ancestral reverence, cultural hybridity, sacred memory, Old Testament studies, Second Temple period, Judean history, Hasmonean dynasty, early Christian influences, Rabbinic tradition, modern Jewish thought, ethical historiography, land-based ethics, Jewish liberation movements, theological critique, historical trauma, memory and land, displacement narratives, intergenerational memory, regional solidarity, biblical interpretations, Jewish law, Jewish social justice, Hebraic traditions, sacred justice, Jewish mystics, wisdom traditions, prophetic justice, ethical storytelling, communal knowledge, moral philosophy, Jewish renewal, cultural hermeneutics, regional mythologies, Mesopotamian religions, Levantine spiritual traditions, historical interconnectedness, prophetic traditions, theopolitics, Jewish narratives of justice, Hebrew philosophy, Palestinian-Jewish dialogue, contested histories, religious nationalism, interreligious ethics, decolonial theology, settler self-examination, ethics of place, reconstructing identity, sacred activism, liberation movements, storytelling as resistance, Levantine memory, history and justice, decolonial narratives, interconnected struggles, theological resistance, reclaiming roots, reconstructing belonging, exile and spirituality, Jewish-Arab solidarity, regional interconnectedness