nasmina also talked about what she thinks is the way forward for political mobilization of the rights there's not, there's not that representation, and again i feel that our votes are really important, the muslim vote, the brown vote is very important, and if in the upcoming elections, you know, that could be mobilized and strategized properly, um, you know where we could use our votes to really make a difference rather than just spoiling them or rather than just you know if if there was a strategic move, i'm no politician by any stretch of the imagination, um, i think that would... so useful, you know, where people knew exactly what they're supposed to do to make a real difference. back with my guess carol swords and mark wadsworth on this edition of gaza under attack. uh, mark, we heard nasmina there express some of the obstacles she's observed in regards to advocacy for palestinians. i mean, i know you've had to deal with your own examples, mark, well. quite frankly, the americans and their proxy in the middle east, the israeli leadership, the zionist regime there, are losing the p

my guest carl swards and mark wadsworth on this edition of gaza under attack. uh, mark, we heard nasminast their genocide and what they're up to, and so we can draw some strength from that, so we shouldn't be depressed and think that it's all one way, the more this goes on that more they'll become isolated uh by this behavior, by the occupation, by the genocide and what's going on? carol, it it seems that there still is when it comes to establishment thinking and establishment politics, the pro-palestinian voice is still very much struggling to get any kind of parity, of course, it's like... what the what what the media is keep saying that we're causing trouble. can can i just go back to? please feel free to go back as far as you wish? my mom is jewish, she's proud jew, she is very proud jew. her father was jewish, he was come here after the first world war, and they set up home in england and they was graciously accepted, mama married catholic, i was brought up catholic, you know, i had mixed heritage, and i was proud of my mom's. family, i was proud of my family, and my mom's ashamed,

nasmina also talked about what she thinks is the way forward for political mobilization of the rightsosing out because there's not, there's not that representation, and again i feel that our votes are really important, the muslim vote, the brown vote is very important, and if in the upcoming elections, you know, that could be mobilized and strategized properly, um, you know where we could use our votes to really make a difference rather than just spoiling them or rather than just you know if if there was a strategic move, i'm no politician by any stretch of the imagination, um, i think that would be. so useful, you know, where people knew exactly what they're supposed to do to make a real difference. back with my guess carol swords and mark wadsworth on this edition of gaza under attack. uh, mark, we heard nasmina there express some of the obstacles she's observed in regards to advocacy for palestinians. i mean, i know you've had to deal with your own examples, mark. well, quite frankly uh the americans and their proxy in the middle east, the israeli leadership, the zionist regime the