On Episode 28 of The Electronic Intifada Podcast presents excerpts of a recent discussion hosted by Miko Peled about the years-long struggle of five imprisoned Palestinian American men who led the Holy Land Foundation, a Texas-based charity.
The discussion, which took place in early December, features some of the daughters of the Holy Land Five leaders along with Leena Al-Arian, director of the Coalition for Civil Freedoms.
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Miko Peled 
I appreciate Miko’s book, Injustice. Any human being would be outraged at the harsh punishment of men for providing food, clothing, and school supplies to needy children. But what upset me most as a lawyer in the few hours I observed of the trial was the total disregard of the law and ordinary fairness by the kangaroo court. Imagine a US judge allowing prosecution testimony by anonymous “witnesses,” a complete denial of the right to confront accusers that the 6th Amendment to the constitution would guarantee in a free country where the government respected the law.
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