Sim Kern is the bestselling author of Genocide Bad: Notes on Palestine, Jewish History, and Collective Liberation. In this episode they talk about being Jewish and antizionist, why they don’t use the word ‘antisemitism’ and how they found hope in a bar toilet. It’s a cool listen. Get their book!

Some musings, thoughts and assertions about Palestine and how one Beer Christianity host thinks Christians should view the situation.

You’ve probably heard about the campus protests ninthStates, but have you heard from the students at encampments in the UK? Here’s your chance. Laura goes into the Oxford Gaza solidarity encampment to talk to protestors and ear their hopes, concerns and demands.

Suella Braverman calls them ‘hate marches’ but we went on one and it was wholesome and motivated by a love of justice, including Jewish people, Muslims, Christians and, we assume, pretty much every other faith perspective. This episode takes you inside (a bit).

Beer and Hymns is one of our favourite things. That rhymes, like a good hymn should. Our guest on this episode is Steve Tinning, who helps make Beer and Hymns happen at Greenbelt festival, and who also works in issues like Asylum policy for JPIT and the Baptist Union.

Israel’s war on Gaza is already wildly disproportionate and affecting civilians who have nowhere else to go. We had to talk about it and show solidarity with Palestine because so many Christians seem to be ignoring what is really happening.