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On this episode of Community Records, we speak with Peter Boullata, a Palestinian-Canadian and minister at the Unitarian Fellowship in Peterborough. Our conversation explores the ongoing genocide in Palestine.
CONTENT WARNING: This episode includes discussion of genocide and the deaths of children, which may be distressing to some listeners. Please take care when listening.
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