Britain Palestine Project Catch up: Two New Podcasts

Posted: 22nd October 2026

We are pleased to share two important new episodes of the Britain Palestine Project podcast, featuring firsthand reporting from the occupied Palestinian territories and new evidence of the escalating violence facing Palestinian communities in the West Bank

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Both conversations offer vital insights into the situation on the ground, the erosion of international law, and the urgent need for accountability.

 PETER OBORNE: REPORTING FROM PALESTINE: Jerusalem, the West Bank and Britain’s Responsibility

Following three weeks reporting from Jerusalem and the occupied Palestinian territories, award-winning journalist and author Peter Oborne shares his firsthand observations of a rapidly deteriorating situation.

Peter describes escalating settler violence, the displacement of Palestinian communities, increasing restrictions on daily life and a looming economic and humanitarian catastrophe in the West Bank.
 
 YESH DIN: THE NEXT FRONTIER Violence by Israeli Civilians Against Palestinians in Areas A and B

Israeli settler violence in the occupied West Bank is entering a dangerous new phase.

Jack Munayer, Director of International Relations at Israeli human rights organisation Yesh Din, talks to us about its latest report, The Next Frontier.

The report documents how settler violence, once largely concentrated in Area C, is increasingly spreading into Areas A and B – Palestinian towns and villages previously considered relatively sheltered from direct settler attacks.
 
Why These Conversations Matter

Together, these episodes paint a deeply troubling picture of the accelerating threats to Palestinian life, land and rights.

They also reinforce why independent journalism, rigorous human rights documentation and international accountability are more important than ever.

At the Britain Palestine Project, we believe that informed public discussion is essential to achieving justice, equality and a lasting peace.

Please take the time to listen to these important conversations and share them with friends, family and colleagues. Helping these voices reach a wider audience is one of the most valuable ways you can support our work.

Thank you, as always, for your continued interest and support.

Warm regards,

The Britain Palestine Project Team

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