My story unfolds through conversations—in podcasts where I explore decolonial imagination, in interviews where I bridge Palestinian and Indigenous wisdom, and in articles where I wrestle with what it means to live faithfully in a divided world. As a Palestinian lived theologian from Nazareth, I've spent 15 years creating platforms for voices that often go unheard, particularly Palestinian women living behind walls both literal and metaphorical. My journey has taken me from the halls of Hebrew University in Jerusalem to Indigenous theology classrooms in Canada, always listening for how different communities experience the sacred. Through my podcast "Women Behind the Wall," my writing, and media conversations, I invite others into the stories that have shaped my understanding of faith, justice, and hope. Here you'll find the conversations and writings that capture my ongoing dialogue with the world—each one a step in learning how we can speak with rather than about each other.