🇪🇬 Egypt Episodes

A new episode with our fourth participant, Google Gemini, whose opinion we'll consult on many topics, and it will help us see the origin of everything we say. In this episode, "Broken Sayings," we'll discuss many quotes related to success, see their origins, and share our opinions on them: are they truly real, or just words that were said and forgotten? Don't forget to download the application and write in the comments: "Hey, Gemini," and you could be one of those who win a Google AI Pro subscription.

Women in Libya live under intertwined layers of fear and violence, in a country torn between two warring authorities — Haftar's forces in the East and Dbeibah's militias in the West — where the female body becomes another arena of the conflict.

Contrary to expectations, we never imagined this episode could be made one day, but here we are, we really put ourselves through it, and in the end, they turned out to be friends and loved ones. A new episode with Iyad El Mougy, and we didn't mention anyone at all in this episode.

Deserved or not? An episode that, from our point of view, deserves to be released, discussing who has the right and who doesn't. Many differences in perspectives made us think about more things. Write to us again in the comments what deserves and what doesn't, and don't forget to join the group and discuss together.

Supported by Israeli security forces and enabled by government policies, settler violence has become a central component of the Israeli state’s strategy to forcibly displace Palestinian communities in the occupied territory. This approach aims to establish full Israeli control over the area and facilitate further settlement expansion, despite such settlements being illegal under international law. Photojournalist Oren Ziv has extensively reported on settler attacks across the West Bank. His documentation shows that since October 7, more than 50 rural Palestinian communities have been emptied after residents were compelled to flee amid escalating assaults, threats, and harassment by Israeli settlers—almost always carried out with the backing of the army and police. Oren is a photojournalist and reporter for Local Call and +972 Magazine, as well as a co-founder of the ActiveStills photography collective. His work has also appeared in Al Jazeera, Vice, Tablet, and other publications.

A March 2025 report by the UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry found that sexual violence by Israeli forces and settlers was extensive enough to be considered systematic. Dr. Samah Jabr, co-author of the paper "Torture as a Tool of Domination: The Logic Behind the Use of Torture Against Palestinians," discusses the long-term impact of sexual and gender-based violence used against Palestinians, especially children. Dr. Jabr is a world-renowned psychiatrist and writer who has spent more than twenty years practicing in the West Bank and Gaza. Her latest book is Radiance in Pain and Resilience.

Hello Captain, how are you? What's the news? Everything okay? We're here in Egypt doing an episode with Hussein Kawouk from "Marhaba Dawla" after they took the world by storm everywhere and the whole world is talking about them. We enjoyed ourselves and talked about many topics and saw the difference in viewpoints between us and our brothers in Lebanon, and we hope you also enjoy this episode. Follow us: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TPPnetwork.FB Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tpp.network TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@tpp.network

تعيش النساء في مصر واقعًا قاهرًا وقمعيًا حين يتعلق الأمر بالإجهاض القصدي: قانون يجرم، ومؤسسات طبية تقيد، ومجتمع يدين. وسط هذه الطبقات من القمع والوصم، تصبح أجساد النساء ساحة نزاع بين السلطات الذكورية والرأسمالية والمستبدة، ويسلب منهن أبسط أشكال القرار على أجسادهن وحيواتهن.

اشتقنا لأيام الروف فقررنا نسجل حلقة هناك وننزلها مفتوحة للكل لأن الروف دائمًا للجميع، وفي الحلقة دي يوسف الشبيني سيحكي لنا قصة أخرى من حياته، فإذا أراد أحد أن يأخذها ويصنع فيلمًا، فمرحبًا به.

The first episode of season ten is forbidden for our sisters who always want people to see them and act like walking mannequins. Don't forget to write in the comments about the most pretentious person you've ever seen and what they were doing. Follow us: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TPPnetwork.FB Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tpp.network TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@tpp.network

After two years of relentless Israeli air and ground assaults on Gaza, much of the territory lies in ruins. Many of Gaza’s two million residents have been displaced and are struggling to secure basic necessities. Jaco Cilliers, the current Special Representative for the United Nations Development Programme’s Programme of Assistance to the Palestinian People (PAPP), outlines the vast scale of destruction in Gaza and the immense challenges involved in rebuilding even a semblance of normal life.

We often hear the word "schizophrenia" in everyday conversations, as an insult, a joke, or a sarcastic description, but in reality, it summarizes a complex experience lived by thousands of people in silence. From inside the home to circles of friends, colleagues, and society, marginalization takes different forms—denial and isolation, fear and ridicule, and a lot of hiding.

Jess and Jamal discuss the recent surge in Israeli settler attacks on Palestinians in the occupied West Bank, which have reached unprecedented levels. This escalation is marked by increased frequency, severity, and coordination—often occurring with the support or presence of Israeli security forces—and has led to casualties, widespread property destruction, and the displacement of numerous Palestinian communities. Recently, settlers have focused on preventing Palestinians from harvesting their olives, setting fires near churches and cemeteries, damaging olive groves, and harassing local residents.

Living with hearing loss means daily negotiating the simplest communication details. Amidst constant tinnitus, amplified or muffled sounds, Haifa faces an environment blind to her experience. Haifa navigates workplace discrimination, exclusion from discussions, inaccessible architecture, and a noise-loving society burdening her with adaptation. In this "عيب" podcast episode, Haifa shares her sound-world experience: noise, danger, isolation, and belonging attempts. We hear how her hearing impacts work, relationships, and how daily life becomes a constant test. Haifa asks each of us: Is this normal? Written and presented by Haifa Zouaoui, produced and edited by Rama Sabaneh, sound engineered by Ahmad Metri, published and communicated by the Sowt team. "عيب" podcast produced by Sowt. Help us improve by participating in Sowt's survey here. Watch "عيب" episodes on Sowt's YouTube channel. https://www.youtube.com/@Sowt Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

أن تعيش بصعوبة سمعية يعني أن تتفاوض يوميًا مع العالم على أبسط تفاصيل التواصل. بين الصفير المستمر في الأذن، والأصوات المضخّمة أو المكتومة، تواجه هيفاء محيطًا لا يراها ولا يرى اختلاف تجربتها. تظل هيفاء تحوم بين تمييز في العمل، وإقصاء من النقاشات، وبنى عمرانية لا تراعيها، ومجتمع يحب الضجيج ويحمّلها عبء التكيّف. To live with hearing loss means negotiating daily with the world over the simplest details of communication. Between the constant ringing in the ear, and amplified or muffled sounds, Haifa faces an environment that doesn't see her or the difference in her experience. Haifa remains hovering between discrimination at work, exclusion from discussions, architectural structures that don't consider her, and a society that loves noise and burdens her with the responsibility of adapting.

The International Centre of Justice for Palestinians (ICJP) has applied for a summons in the magistrate’s court in the United Kingdom in an initiative to prosecute a British citizen who they allege fought in the Israeli military against Palestine and Palestinians. It states that the individual was in breach of the UK’s Foreign Enlistment Act of 1870, which proscribes any British citizen from fighting in another country’s military against another country with which Britain is at peace. Jonathan Purcell, Head of Public Affairs and Communications for the ICJP elaborates on the case and the implications of what precedent a successful ruling could set.

الإنسانية، العائلية، الرفاقية، العاطفية، نحمل أجزاءً، يبهت، يزول، يترسّب، تكويننا، هوياتنا، خرائطنا الذهنية، النفسية، العلاقات، الصلات، نعيشها، تتعقّد، تتشابك، مواقف صادمة، مشاعر متداخلة، انطلق مشروع «صلة»، نسخته الأولى، يوثّق بالصوت، الصورة المتحرّكة، حوارات، قصصًا، علاقاتنا المعقدة، الأب العربي.

Professor Liat Kozma explains that Israel has been systematically working to delegitimize and restrict international NGOs and human rights organizations operating with Palestinians in the occupied territories. One of the largest of these organizations, UNRWA, which has provided services in Gaza for many years, has been banned from operating in areas under Israeli control — including East Jerusalem, the occupied West Bank, and Gaza. Professor Kozma teaches in the Department of Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies and holds the Harry Friedenwald Chair in the History of Medicine at the Hebrew University.

President Trump has named former British Prime Minister Tony Blair to the newly formed Board of Peace, which will oversee the reconstruction and governance of Gaza. Blair has reportedly been involved for months in developing proposals for Gaza’s postwar future. However, his controversial legacy—stemming from his role in the Iraq War and his limited success during eight years as the Middle East Quartet’s peace envoy—makes his selection a surprising one. Journalist Rayhan Uddin explains why.

Acknowledging Palestinian sovereignty is increasingly seen as a necessary—but not sufficient—step toward a just resolution of the conflict, particularly among those who also call for an end to what they view as Israeli impunity. Human rights attorney and activist Stanley Cohen argues that countries recognizing Palestinian statehood should also be barred from aiding or abetting Israel in actions against Palestinian civilians.