Season 1 Episode 5 Featuring the Great Book Robbery

Last night's episode of Radio Against Apartheid featured a spectacular conversation about the Great Book Robbery with Susan Abulhawa, the best-selling author of 'Mornings in Jenin' and Karina Goulordava, the Communications Manager of the Great Book Robbery project.

You can listen to the show in its entirety by following this link: http://soundcloud.com/radio-against-apartheid1/show-5-the-great-book-robbery

This episode also featured news articles from the International Middle East Media Center

"French Consul and Family Wounded in Attack on Gaza" - http://www.imemc.org/article/62504.

From +972 Magazine

"IDF, Police Remove Palestinian 'Freedom Riders' from Israeli Bus" - http://972mag.com/palestinian-freedom-riders-set-to-board-segregated-west-bank-buses/27785/.

And from Democracy Now!

"Palestinian Activists Arrested Riding Jewish-Only Buses" - http://www.democracynow.org/2011/11/16/headlines#8.

For more information on the Great Book Robbery, check out their website at www.thegreatbookrobbery.org.

Season 1 Episode 4 Featuring Joseph Dana and Jesse Rosenfeld

Last night's episode of Radio Against Apartheid featured an exclusive interview with Joseph Dana and Jesse Rosenfeld. You can listen to the show online at http://soundcloud.com/radio-against-apartheid1/show-4-ft-joseph-dana-and.

You can find Joseph Dana's writing online regularly at 972mag.com. He recently published an article entitled "Challenging the Narrative in Israel/Palestine" at Mail & Guardian.

Jesse Rosenfeld's latest article is "Around the World in Five Revolutions: One Reporter's Journey Through the Year's Protests in the Middle East, London, Athens, New York, and Toronto" at Alternet.

We featured news items from Mondoweiss.net and Democracy now:

"South Africans think Israel is practicing Apartheid," by Adam Horowitz

"Israel Intercepts Gaza-Bound Flotilla; Dozens Detained Including Democracy Now! Correspondent," Democracy Now!

Tune in next Wednesday, November 18th, for a conversation with Karina Goulordava of the Great Book Robbery and author of 'Mornings in Jenin,' Susan Abulhawa.