Season 4, Episode 1 | KCET
Season 4, Episode 1
Unemployed and financially strained, Amjad learns that Bushra is pregnant. Meanwhile, Meir can get rent money from his mother on one condition: that Amal converts to Judaism. In the end, Amjad and Meir inadvertently spark a protest movement.
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Arab Labor
Our "Arab Labor" hosts Aron Kader and Naomi Ackerman discuss the season two finale, which tackles the complicated topic of interfaith marriage.
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Arab Labor
Aron Kader and Naomi Ackerman discuss an episode that reflects the current Gaza-Israel conflict, despite the fact that it aired in 2008.
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Arab Labor
Aron Kader and Naomi Ackerman discuss Amjad's downward spirals in 'Civil Guard' and 'Amjad Suspects.'
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Arab Labor
Aron Kader and Naomi Ackerman discuss Palestinians' difficulty with feeling accepted in a place that doesn't accept them and celebrating an independence that displaced their people.
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