Resistance From The Motherland
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  • Parts 5
  • Time 35m
Ongoing, First published Feb 26, 2024
Isa Hamdan is a Palestinian-American Christian living in the United States, and he's about to finish high school and hopefully study pre-law at UCLA. However, after Hamas' devastating attack against Israel on October 7th, the subsequent anti-Palestinian hate makes it clear to Isa that he has a tough battle ahead of him. To make matters worse, a Zionist gang called the "Defenders of Zion" forms to intimidate the Muslim community and businesses that support Palestine or are owned by Palestinians. Coming from a land that has been subjected to colonization, occupation, and genocide, Isa knows all too well that the only way to continue existing is to start resisting. So with the help of his friends from all sorts of faiths--including Islam and Judaism--he forms his own group to fight back against the "Defenders of Zion." But will Isa succeed, when he's already getting hate from all sides?
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