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Thanks for featuring art exhibition commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Nabka

"I was especially happy to see that you highlighted the art exhibition The Mathematics of the Palestinian Nakba75 curated by Palestinian architect Antoine Raffoul. It was insightful to listen to Antoine’s story about fleeing to Lebanon from Haifa with the bare necessities – an experience shared by many Palestinians who were forced to leave their rightful lands. The exhibition – based on the possessions Antoine’s father was able to carry and recover is an important documentation of the dispossession and systemic violence endured by Palestinians. It is also a testament to the history and deep connection that Palestinians have to their homeland."

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Thanks for segment on ScotiaBank’s investment in unethical Israeli weapons company

"Thank you for your segment Saturday on ScotiaBank’s outsized investment in Elbit Systems entitled, “Activist investors question Scotiabank’s outsized investment in a controversial Israeli weapons company.”  The segment asked some great questions and helped the listener understand some important issues."

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