David Lewry
David Lewry
Intifada, Intifada!
Intifada, Intifada!
Intifada, Intifada!
Wednesday 18th March 2026
Activist Wesam joins Voices In Recovery Podcast to discuss imperialism's impact on indigenous populations and the Palestinian struggle.
70 minutes
Inspiring
Informative
Raw
Honest
Eye-opening
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Episode Overview
- Palestinian struggle represents a universal fight for survival against oppression.
- Imperialism continues to impact indigenous populations worldwide.
- Religion can be both a tool for oppression and a guide for ethical living.
- Systemic violence and inequality require revolutionary change.
- Solidarity among diverse communities is essential for societal progress.
"The Palestinian struggle is the struggle for life—the right to live without fear of genocide!"
What makes a recovery story truly inspiring? In this compelling episode of the Voices In Recovery Podcast, activist Wesam joins host David Lewry to discuss the harsh realities of imperialist power struggles and their impact on indigenous populations. Wesam passionately argues that the Palestinian struggle is emblematic of a broader fight for the right to live without fear of genocide.
The conversation takes a deep dive into how imperialism and colonialism continue to perpetuate violence and oppression, drawing parallels between the struggles in West Asia and those faced by indigenous communities in North America. Wesam and David don't shy away from controversial topics, tackling the complex intersections of religion, politics, and identity. They explore how religious doctrines are often manipulated to justify acts of violence, while also recognising the ethical teachings that could guide us toward a more just world.
The dialogue is raw and honest, with Wesam candidly sharing his journey from religious upbringing to atheism, yet finding value in the moral teachings of Islam. Listeners are invited to reflect on the systemic issues that underpin societal violence and inequality, with Wesam urging a revolutionary change in mindset and action. As they discuss the global implications of local actions, you'll be prompted to consider your own role in these struggles.
Are you ready to confront uncomfortable truths and take a stand? The episode is a powerful reminder that the fight for justice is ongoing and interconnected across borders. It's a call to action for solidarity and understanding among diverse communities. So, what will you do with this new perspective?