Today's show is a special one. I had the pleasure of anchoring a live stream of a

satyr in the streets to stop farming Israel which was held on the second night of

Passover on Tuesday night. The demonstration was held in Brooklyn one block

away from the home of Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer just hours before the

Senate approved a 95 billion foreign aid package that includes about 17 billion in

arms and security funding to Israel. Hundreds of protesters were arrested. During

the Seder I was in a studio on Manhattan's

Lower East Side providing commentary and interviewing special guests.

Rabbi Brant Rosen, filmmaker Michael Moore, journalist Abby Martin, actor playwright and essayist Wallace

Sean, human rights and environmental lawyer Stephen Donsiger, and actor and activist

Susan Surrounden.

And I was joined in studio by Foyad d'Alar, a Palestinian-American musical theater writer and the

creator of the great musical Flat of Nazareth. Hello everyone you're listening to the Katie Helper show and I'm your host Katie

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podcast feed and rarely seen clips that aired on our live shows. Live from New York, I'm Katie Halper of the Katie Halper show with Jewish Voice for Peace.

We are watching the Sator in the streets action hosted by

JVP, J Fredge, and if not now. Tonight as we are about to enter the 200th day

of Israel's relentless onslaught of Gaza, we are going to upset the order of our Passover Holiday

and will be both exploring some of the lessons of the Sader holiday,

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