PalCast: Soliman Hijjy on Resistance & Palestinian Identity
- Award-winning visual journalist Soliman Hijjy recently appeared on PalCast to discuss the ongoing situation in Gaza.
- Despite the dangers, Hijjy remained composed, emphasizing that even humor can be a form of resistance.He reported that Khan Younis, frequently enough designated a "safe zone," endures frequent...
- Hijjy also addressed the crucial role of journalism during wartime.
In this powerful PalCast episode, hear Gaza journalist Soliman Hijjy’s unflinching account of the israeli airstrikes, displacement, and the fight for basic survival. Soliman, reporting from Khan younis, details the constant bombardment and its crushing affect on Palestinians. He champions the role of journalism in preserving truth despite the immense dangers. Hijjy highlights how humor serves as a means of resistance against what he calls systematic collective punishment.News Directory 3 is proud to share this vital conversation. The episode underscores the desperate need for humanitarian aid and support for autonomous media to counter distorted narratives and indifference. Discover what’s next for the people of Gaza as their stories continue to be told.
PalCast Spotlights Gaza Journalist soliman Hijjy on Resistance
Updated May 28, 2025
Award-winning visual journalist Soliman Hijjy recently appeared on PalCast to discuss the ongoing situation in Gaza. The episode,titled “My Smile is Resistance,” featured Hijjy reporting from Khan Younis shortly after an Israeli airstrike. He described the relentless bombardment and its devastating impact on civilians and infrastructure.
Despite the dangers, Hijjy remained composed, emphasizing that even humor can be a form of resistance.He reported that Khan Younis, frequently enough designated a “safe zone,” endures frequent airstrikes, leaving no area untouched. The conversation highlighted what he described as Israel’s systematic use of airstrikes,displacement,and siege policies,which he characterized as collective punishment against palestinians.
Hijjy also addressed the crucial role of journalism during wartime. He stressed the importance of independent voices in challenging distorted narratives and international indifference.His appearance on PalCast provided listeners with a rare glimpse into the daily realities of life under siege, showcasing the power of documentation as a form of resistance.
PalCast is urging listeners to support humanitarian aid efforts in Gaza and to help sustain independent media. The podcast, which operates without ads or sponsors, relies on community support to continue amplifying these critical voices.