121. Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib: The Palestinian Who Refuses the Script
Gaza today stands as one of the most devastated places on earth. Entire neighbourhoods have been erased. More than a million people are displaced. And what remains of its infrastructure teeters on the edge of total collapse. Yet beyond the numbers and the rubble lies a deeper crisis, a moral one, about how we see […]
119. Genocide, Gaza, and Global Justice — with Professor William Schabas
Welcome back to The Voices of War. My guest today is Professor William Schabas, a name that for anyone working in the fields of international law, human rights, or accountability for mass atrocity, needs little introduction. He’s a professor of international law at Middlesex University in London, and has held academic posts across Europe and […]
116. Bearing Witness in Gaza: MSF, Neutrality, and the Fight for Dignity with Ashley Killeen
As the bombs continue to fall on Gaza and humanitarian corridors remain blocked, the meaning of neutrality is being tested like never before. What does it mean to bear witness in a war where even speaking out can carry consequences? In this episode of The Voices of War, I explore these questions with someone who […]
112. The Voices of War Returns — And I Have Questions
Hello everyone. Maz here—and yes, after more than a year away, The Voices of War is finally back. I know some of you have been wondering where I’ve been, and I want to start today’s episode with a bit of a personal update—because, frankly, it’s been a hell of a year. In short, I […]