In this episode, we sit down with Haitham, a Palestinian content creator known for his deep dives into vexillology, geography, and history. We discuss his journey into content creation, his family's history, and the diversity of Palestinian identity. Palestinians are not a monolith—regional, political, and cultural differences shape their perspectives, yet their shared struggle binds them. We discuss the vision of a borderless, united Levant, breaking down colonial divisions and reimagining a future beyond imposed borders. We also break down Trump’s latest statements on Gaza, the idea of resettlement in neighboring countries, and the global fight for Palestinian self-determination.

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