<a href="https://www.latitudeadjustmentpod.com/">Latitude Adjustment Podcast</a> is back, after a 20-month hiatus!  As always, you can <a href= "https://www.patreon.com/c/latitudeadjustment">support our work on Patreon</a> with one click! Where have I been? Well, I’ll be piecing that together for you over the next three episodes, but in short, after nearly 12 years of nonstop international travel and work I needed to take a pause and return to the US for about a year and a half, just to have a little more financial and locational stability in my life. During that time I spent a couple of years as a public high school teacher in an underserved community Houston, Texas. Not an experience that I enjoyed, but an experience that got me reconnected to many of the social, economic, and political challenges facing immigrant and minority communities in a state, and a country, that treats them with increasing contempt and hostility. More recently I returned to the West Bank, in June, for the first time since completing my graduate research there in 2008. During my time there I was arrested by Israeli occupation police who then hooded, tortured, and attempted to interrogate me, after I had been filming the march of illegal Israeli settlers through the old town of Hebron. I’ll get into that ordeal in more detail in other episodes, but you can also find videos of my arrest as well as <a href="https://youtu.be/XqlvCPpgFJY?si=JvcD7e6jEP2Ugkuu">an interview that I did on Breaking Points</a> at my new Instagram account <a href= "https://www.instagram.com/_mad_maddox/">@_mad_maddox</a> and at the link in my bio there. ... Dr. Mohammed Mustafa, or Dr. Mo as he’s affectionately known, is an English-Australian emergency physician trainee, humanitarian, and former international athlete of Palestinian heritage. Dr. Mo, also known by his social media handle “Beast from the Middle East”, is the first Palestinian to represent the United Kingdom in international rugby, having also won European titles in jiu-jitsu.  Born into a Palestinian refugee family, Dr Mo pursued medical training across Britain and Australia, driven by a profound commitment to human rights and the belief that healthcare is a fundamental right. His upbringing, shaped by resilience and displacement, has fuelled his career at the intersection of frontline healthcare and global humanitarian advocacy. In 2024 and 2025, Dr Mo served in Gaza’s Nasser and European hospitals, with RAHMA Worldwide providing critical emergency care amid escalating violence. His commitment to frontline care drew him back to Gaza once again, in March of this year with the Palestinian, Australian, and New Zealand Medical Association team, arriving just as a fragile ceasefire collapsed. His raw, live reporting from inside emergency departments brought the devastation of Israel’s unrelenting genocide against the Palestinian people to millions worldwide. In addition to his work as a practicing physician, his current humanitarian efforts are  focused on bringing a new, fully equipped children’s hospital to Gaza. For more information about Dr. Mo’s work and public advocacy check his Instagram: <a href= "https://www.instagram.com/beastfromthe_middleeast/">@beastfromthe_middleeast</a>

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