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2025, Four-Part Podcast Documentary
During the war in Gaza, Violet Barron, a Jewish student activist and founder of Harvard Jews for Palestine, undergoes a profound political transformation. Raised in a pro-Israel environment, Violet begins questioning long-held beliefs in the aftermath of October 7 and becomes a leading organizer in pro-Palestinian campus protests. Following her over the course of 14 months, this podcast explores how political awakening reshapes identity, personal relationships, and the growing generational divide within American Jewish communities.
Created and hosted by Romy Neumark
Co-created and edited by Noa Amiel Lavie
Sound design by Tina Tobey Mack
Co-created and edited by Noa Amiel Lavie
Sound design by Tina Tobey Mack
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Boston Globe | Can better conversations heal the fractured Jewish-American family? (Oct. 29, 2025)
NPR | Israeli journalist explores the divide in the American Jewish community (Oct. 30, 2025)