5-13-2006 notes ....
Wadi el Maleh: History and life of ancient community endangeredWadi el Maleh, in the northern Jordan Valley, is an ancient resort used for centuries by visitors and the local population for its hot mineral springs. What has been a bustling tourist facility, until the occupation of the Valley in 1967, is today a site where Palestinians struggle to exist. With Zionist colonies expanding throughout the Valley, the community of Wadi el Maleh is under serious threat of expulsion. [MORE] http://www.stopthewall.org/
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"Save Jerusalem from the Apartheid Wall and Ethnic cleansing"
The new comprehensive factsheet on Jerusalem shows the dramatic process of Judaization that the city is undergoing. http://www.stopthewall.org/******************************************************************************
The great catastrophe Monday marks the 58th anniversary of the founding of Israel in 1948 - and the expulsion of Palestinians from their land. With millions still living under occupation or in exile, what Palestinians call their 'nakba' remains at the heart of their national identity, argues Karma Nabulsi
"Palestinians are reclaiming their past - of the nakba and dispossession - and at the same time preparing the next phase of their fight for justice. By some miracle of the general will, every Palestinian has somehow, through different journeys, arrived together at the same place," writes Karma Nabulsi http://www.guardian.co.uk/g2/story/0,,1773020,00.html ******************************************************************************
"The plain fact is there shall be no peace in the Middle East without the return of the refugees to their homes," writes
Dr. Salman Abu Sitta.
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Links on AL NAKBA and RETURN:
Al Nakba 1948 The Aftermath Land and People Zionist Myths Return Plan http://www.plands.org/power/index.htm
Creation of Israel: an Imperialist-Zionist Joint Venture http://al-awda.org/zionists2.html The 1948 War: A Cover up for Ethnic Cleansing http://al-awda.org/zionists4.html
David Ben-Gurion believed that the Zionists had to exert pressure to force the British to act. But if necessary, he wrote in his diary, "We must ourselves prepare to carry out the removal of the Palestinians".http://www.al-awda.org/zionists01.html
********************************************************************************************The Palestinian Nakba at 58 Return to Lifta
On 13 May 2006, Palestinian refugees will return to their village of Lifta, albeit symbolically.
http://www.badil.org/Publications/Press/2006/press416-06.htm
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MAY 2006 | FINAL STATEMENT OF THE FOURTH PALESTINIANS IN EUROPE CONFERENCE |
(please go to link for full text & much additional information - beautifully written inspiring text )
FIRST: the conference insisted that the Palestinian people wherever they are constituted a unified body that would resist every attempt to fragment and divide them......
SECOND: the Malmo conference reaffirmed the decisions taken in London, Berlin and Vienna concerning adherence to the right of return. They warned of the dire consequences of attempts to undermine or jeopardise this right. They demanded the urgent implementation of this right in a manner that would enable the Palestinians to return to the homes from which they were forcibly expelled.....
THIRD: the conference appreciated with pride the steadfastness and great sacrifices made by the Palestinian people including their martyrs, wounded and prisoners in defence of their dignity, country, homes and sacred sites for the better part of the last century.....
FOURTH: the Palestinians in Europe conference congratulate the Palestinians in the Occupied Territories for the successful manner in which they conducted the recent democratic elections which were carried out in an open and free manner.....
FIFTH: the conference salutes the heroic Palestinians in the lands occupied in 1948 and expresses its pride in their stubborn endurance in their land and noble defence of the sacred Islamic and Christian sites. The conference expressed its absolute solidarity with them in the light of the current occupation which targets their identity and imposes on them racist and discriminatory laws.
SIXTH: the conferees expressed their gravest concern with the growing threats against the noble city of Jerusalem, the capital of Palestine. They are part of an ongoing programme of judaization and attempt to change the Arab character of the city.....
SEVENTH: the conference drew attention to the continued annexation of land and racist designs intended by the construction of the wall which has been condemned internationally through the advisory ruling of the International Court of Justice and the UN General Assembly. The wall confines the Palestinian people to isolated enclaves, expropriates their land and leaves them in a huge prison......
EIGHTH: the conference reaffirmed the right of the Palestinian people to resist foreign occupation of their land, their homes and holy sites and to repel the constant aggression meted out against them......
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The 15th of May is not only a day to remember the tragedy of Palestine; it is a time to rethink the policies done in the past decades. Indeed, the Palestinian question began in the United Nations partition plan for Palestine.
Rethinking positions By: Dr. Salim Nazzal
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Negotiating on Behalf of Palestinians?
We are now witnessing one of the more bizarre chapters in the history of the Israeli/Palestinian conflict. A final peace agreement - negotiated between Tel Aviv and Washington - is already in the process of being implemented. As a side show, the Palestinians are being told to shape up or starve in exchange for an invitation to negotiations that were concluded way back in October 2004. It's all a little like getting an invitation to attend your own funeral - a year after the burial.
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It is said that a "picture is worth a thousand words"...
Most of these photos were taken by me, others are from various sources... http://www.hanini.org/pictures.html*********************************************************************************
Six decades ago, my family lived in Jerusalem, a multicultural city that was home to Christians, Muslims, and Jews.
Then, in 1948, Palestinian society was destroyed. More than 700,000 Palestinians -- many, like us, Christians, but even more Muslims -- fled or were forced into exile by Israeli troops. The Palestinians' only fault was that they were not Jewish, and, by their presence and predominant ownership of the land, were obstacles to the creation of a Jewish state. Their exodus -- called the Nakba or "catastrophe" by Palestinians -- was already nearly half- complete by May 1948.....
Remembering the future George E. Bisharat, May 12, 2006 http://imeu.net/news/article001.shtml***********************************************************************************
Out of Money but Not Resources
With Aid Cut Off, Palestinians Turn to Each Other to Get By
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/05/11/AR2006051102089_pf.html*******************************************************************************
Today in Palestine! ~ Headlines 12-05-06 ~ http://www.theheadlines.org/06/12-05-06.shtml************************************************************************************
Two Palestinian Civilians Killed and 6 Others Wounded by IOF Artillery Shelling of the Northern Gaza Strip (07-May 2006)During the reported period, IOF killed 9 Palestinians in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. On 5 May 2006, IOF extra-judicially executed 5 Palestinians in Gaza City. On the same day, IOF shot dead a Palestinian civilian near a checkpoint at the northeastern entrance of Nablus.
(04- 10 May 2006):
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" Likewise, the poverty rate in the OPT is nearly 50%, with the Gaza Strip rate at approximately 70%. This in turn has impacted the per capita income, which decreased by 32% over the past three years, and is actually 40% lower today than it was three years ago. On the economic front, the gross national product decreased to dangerous levels, threatening the agricultural, industrial, commerce, transportation and tourism sectors."
"- The forced migration and ethnic-cleansing of Palestinian civilians from their homes and property in 1948, referred to as the Nakba of Palestine, led to the expulsion of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians to neighboring countries and various countries around the globe. The State of Israel was established on Palestinian towns and villages that had been cleansed of their original inhabitants. Palestinian civilians were scattered and Palestinian refugees came to the West Bank and Gaza Strip, which were not occupied at the time, as well as to Jordan, Lebanon and Syria. Most of these refugees continue to live in refugee camps, including 8 camps in the Gaza Strip. These refugees lost their property, land, homes and livelihoods and were therefore subjected to a state of poverty, deprivation and exposure."Poverty in the Gaza Strip http://www.pchrgaza.org/files/Reports/English/provtry.htm***********************************************************************************
Israeli Soldiers Shoot Two International Peace Activists In The Head at Bil'in
“I saw blood gushing out of his head, and helped bandage it. As we were getting him into the ambulance an Israeli soldier grabbed his long hair and they all tried to stop him from leaving in the ambulance even though they knew he was injured”. Both Phil and BJ are currently in Tel Hashomer hospital in Tel-Aviv. The bullet caused a hemorrhage to Phil’s brain, though he is now conscious. BJ required stitches to the head. Eight Palestinians were also injured by rubber-coated steel bullets
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The lives of Palestinian people are so cheap here. It seems as though Palestinian people have no right to live while the United States and Europe boycott and punish Palestinians for their democratic choice. And here again, we would still call it the democratic US and Europe? http://rafah.virtualactivism.net/news/todaymain.htm************************************************************************************
Ending the funding to the health system will lead to the death of thousands of people in the short term and to extensive morbidity in the long term..... At least four patients have died as a direct result of this lack of funding. Report: Collapse of the Palestinian Health System
http://www.phr.org.il/phr/article.asp?articleid=336&catid=42&pcat=42&lang=ENG
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The Quartet meeting -- due to be held in New York with the foreign ministers of Egypt, Jordan and Saudi Arabia in attendance -- is at best a formality. Anything you will hear about the roadmap is likely to be little more than lip service; a ruse meant to give Israel time and delude the Arabs and Palestinians. With Hamas in a fix, with democracy uprooted, and with Israel getting its way, what exactly is left for Al-Qaeda, Osama Bin Laden and Abu Musaab Al-Zarqawi to accomplish? End of Palestine By Salama A Salama
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from antiwar.com : Save Darfur?
by Joshua Frank
"Want to help bring peace to the Middle East? Why not pressure the U.S. government to halt all funding to Israel? That'd be a heck of a start."http://www.antiwar.com/frank/?articleid=8967*******************************************************************************
“It is a timely and an important issue because it is the most important single issue in the Middle East for the long-term security agenda of the United States.” But, he continued, the Arab Americans have “failed to communicate” this point, since all other Middle Eastern issues are linked to the Palestinian problem. Arab Americans, he went on, need to develop “the self-discipline and the smarts to talk about it in that context, that is, why it is in the US interest and thereby the obligation of the congressman or the administration official to address it”.
Lobbying, American style by George S. Hishmeh
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Rachel Corrie's Legacy
As the world now knows, their 23-year-old daughter, an Evergreen State College student, died while defending a Palestinian home from demolition by the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF). A bulldozer killed her. It took over my life, says 58-year-old Cindy, a onetime flautist who, like her husband, wears a green plastic bracelet with the dates of Rachels birth and death. Living in Olympia, Cindy and Craig, a 59-year-old former insurance executive, now work full time seeking accountability, not only for Rachels death, but for what they believe are the unjust policies that caused it.
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" The United States and Israel have finally agreed on a plan to resolve the decades-long Israel-Palestine conflict. Israel will continue lobbing missiles into civilian areas of Gaza and the West Bank while the US cuts off food and other vital aid to the territories. That way they can maximize the human suffering while preparing the Palestinian people for a violent death. Bush to Palestine: “Go Starve to Death” by Mike Whitney May 10, 2006 http://www.dissidentvoice.org/May06/Whitney10.htm*******************************************************************************
Helping Israel kill Palestinians By Ali Abunimah The Electronic Intifada 10 May 2006 http://electronicintifada.net/v2/article4696.shtml*********************************************************************************
"The roots tend to grow deep into the ground, anchoring the tree steadfastly to the soil that surrounds. It is the reason that olive trees are rarely, if ever, blown down by storms and high winds. The only way they can be uprooted is by man’s cruel machines such as the Caterpillar built Israeli bulldozers that pluck the ancient olive trees out of their native soil as if they were mere “weeds” in a garden."
Of Olive Trees and Freedom By Mike Odetalla
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Nearly two-thirds of Israelis want their government to encourage the country's Arab minority to emigrate, according to a new report. The 2006 Israeli Democracy Index found that 62% of respondents want the government to pursue
policies in order to persuade the 1.3 million Arabs, who account for about one- fifth of the population, to leave Israel.
http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/93D3D235-0465-4374-BA66-FB8C7CADF1DE.htm*******************************************************************************
75- year old man seriously injured after settler rammed him with his car
The resident was heading towards his farmland located north of Efrat settlement which is installed on Palestinian annexed lands. Meanwhile, Israeli sources claimed that the resident was hit by a vehicle of an American tourist driving in the area.
http://www.imemc.org/content/view/18598/1/
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Uprooting and Land Devastation – Renewed Attacks in Ramin
Occupation Forces destroyed over 50 trees belonging to villagers in Ramin on the evening of Monday May the 8th, as devastation of Palestinian land in the region continued. Soldiers used chainsaws to uproot 6 dunums of land running close to a main Palestinian road. The road now usurped by settlers for their own exclusive use has been a frequent scene of settler attacks on Palestinian farmers and their families in recent months.
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In the Wake of Identity: Silencing the Palestinian Voice By Dr. Norma Masriyyeh
“One particular Palestinian poet is worth 10,000 fedayeens.” Moshe Dayan Former Israeli Defence Minister
http://www.thisweekinpalestine.com/index.php
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Study: AP Covers Palestinian Deaths at a Rate Vastly Lower Than Israeli Deaths
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Diana Buttu: On Journalism and Media: Watching Western television or reading newspaper reports of Palestine always leaves me perplexed. If I did
not live in Palestine and bear witness to Israel's military occupation, I would be left with the impression that
Palestinians and Israelis are equals - with no occupation existing - and that this conflict simply requires
"concessions" on both sides.
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"Jordan, which is already home to around 1.7 million Palestinians who fled Israeli violence over the years, had previously rejected criticism from human rights groups, saying it could cope with no more refugees." Syria takes in Palestinian refugees stranded on Iraq border http://jordantimes.com/wed/news/news8.htm*******************************************************************************
Report: "37 Palestinians, including 6 children, killed in April"
A monthly report prepared and published by the National and International Office at the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) revealed that Israeli soldiers killed in April 37 residents, including 6 children, in fourteen assassination attacks. 182 residents, and 5 international peace activists were injured in the Israeli strikes and attacks.
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"To Palestinians, as well as to an increasing number of people the world over, Al-Nakba represents the largest, longest, planned ethnic cleansing in modern history" Salman Abu Sitta http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2005/761/focus.htm (
http://www.umkahlil.blogspot.com/)
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Along with more than 400 other Palestinian villages, Umm al-Zinat was entirely demolished by the Israeli army to prevent the refugees from ever returning. Children held aloft colored placards bearing the names of all the destroyed villages, while others waved Palestinian flags, an act of defiance that could potentially land them in jail. Jonathan Cook in Umm al-Zinat, near Haifa http://electronicintifada.net/v2/article4682.shtml
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Palestinian pain, one kid at a timeIsrael claims it needs to restrict Palestinian movement in response to the new Hamas-led government. But the reality is that Israel first established its system of permits and closures in 1991, and we have been living under these difficult conditions ever since
http://www.latimes.com/news/printedition/california/la-oe-taamallah6may06,1,5490483.story?coll=la-headlines-pe-california*******************************************************************************
May 05, 2006
The Other Side of the Story By Joharah Baker for MIFTAH
"...In addition to the refugee problem, Israel has little to be proud of when it comes to its neighbors, the Palestinians. Crammed into demeaning cantons, each city severed from the next, fighting off poverty, unemployment and international condemnation for resisting 39 years of Israeli military occupation, the Palestinians are clear proof that Israel is a country based on racism and double standards. As it oppresses, occupies and aims to annihilate the national cause of an entire people, it portrays itself to the world as a democracy and a peace-loving nation under fire." http://www.miftah.org/Display.cfm?DocId=10148&CategoryId=5**********************************************************************************
Surviving in Israel's buffer zone by Laila El-Haddad in Gaza
"They shell us round the clock. If not by land, then by air or sea. It never stops. If it does, we think something bad has happened," he quips." http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/D4ADB793-C39C-4D83-B94B-0E535848D430.htm*******************************************************************************
Mourning a West Bank wife "We were sitting next to each other and the Jews shot her while we were speaking together. There were no weapons, there were no bombs. Why they do this? Why?"http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/4963598.stm
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Brandeis pulls artwork by Palestinian youths Halperin, 27, an Israeli Army veteran, received images of planes dropping bombs, snakes, and a famous scene of a father and child cowering from gunfire near Gaza City in September 2000. In her ''Voices from Palestine" exhibit, she hung the paintings near the names and photos of the young artists and synopses of their hopes and dreams. A Palestinian psychologist and a child-care worker spoke at an opening reception.
''This was, for me, an opportunity to bring to Brandeis the Palestinian voice that is not spoken or heard through an Israeli or an American Jew, but directly delivered from Palestinians," Halperin said. ''Obviously, that was just too much for Brandeis." http://www.boston.com/news/education/higher/articles/2006/05/03/brandeis_pulls_artwork_by_palestinian_youths/
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MAY 2, 2006 Five-year old boy detained by Israeli forces
http://www.dci-pal.org/english/display.cfm?DocId=486&CategoryId=1 On around the fifth time of passing, the Hummer stopped and three soldiers got down and started walking towards Samer. Pointing at Motaz, the soldiers asked if the boy was Samer's son and said he'd been throwing stones at the jeep. As Samer started to protest, pointing out that his son was only five years old, other soldiers appeared from an olive grove beside the house. As they walked up to Samer and Motaz, one soldier told the others standing there “That boy was throwing stones”.
..... The soldiers then dragged Motaz from his father, shouting at the boy who started screaming and begging his father to help him. Samer tried to hold onto and protect Motaz, but his efforts only angered the soldiers further. They turned and beat Samer, separating him from Motaz whom they slapped and yelled at. The soldiers bound Samer's hands and blindfolded him before pushing him into the jeep, shoving Motaz in after him.
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April 30, 2006Let us wake up the moral forces in Palestinehttp://www.amin.org/eng/uncat/2006/april/april30-1.html By: Dr. Salim Nazzal*
We need to pay more attention to the spiritual position of Palestine in order to wake up the moral strength in the Palestinian society. We have no oil in Palestine, nor have we natural sources like other countries.
What we have is not only unique; it is the unique of the uniqueness. It is the particularity of a country which carries a great spiritual heritage. It is time to formulate a Palestinian project that can reach humanity.
Here exactly the strength of Palestine and the weakness of the Zionist project. The Zionist project is based on a narrow minded and racist ideology, the Palestinian project is a project opened to humanity. In this Palestine is not only a small piece of land, but, rather, a message of love and tolerance to all.
We need to remember that the area of states is not always the criteria for its importance. The Vatican influence is more important than many big countries. Of course there are differences between the Vatican and Palestine. Yet the real challenge remains how we can translate the uniqueness of our country into a great spiritual power.
We need to promote the culture of tolerance, human rights, equality and justice in Palestine.
Palestine can play a great role in the question of coexistence among cultures and nations, no body else is more qualified than Palestine to play this role.
By working to develop the human resources in Palestine we are in the right direction in defeating Zionism.
* Dr. Salim Nazzal is a Palestinian researcher. He has written extensively on social and political issues in the Middle East.
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR History Doubletalk
....... Best bet to get anything published in an English language periodical meant for Western eyes is to in some way or another re-affirm Israel's "right to exist" in some form or another ... guaranteeing a continued Aliyah whereby privileged Englishmen and Americans are free to speak as compassionate Israelis in multiple forums and political Zionism continues to be the charity of choice.
The Palestinian refugees ARE... and they have every right to return. And with racist Israel shaped and sustained by political Zionism still easily ignoring and/or demonizing Palestinians, easily wrecking Palestinian homes, easily creating and torturing political prisoners, easily pulling apart Palestinian families and communities, easily arresting and/or wounding and/or killing Palestinian children, easily usurping Palestinian land, easily making more refugees - and bombing Palestinian refugee camps - I think all the world has the right to stop, look, and listen and seriously question why we have to accept the idea of Israel.
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Feel good art exhibits, which include a handful of Palestinian artists, many of whom are not allowed entry to Tel Aviv, rubbing elbows with Alisa Olmert, serve merely to postpone justice, a term, like so many other terms and endeavors, co-opted and twisted by Zionists to obfuscate and mislead.
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What remains behind is the adamant refusal of George Bisharat to be erased. In Rite of Return to a Palestinian Home, none other than the biggest dissembler of them all, Golda Meir, of "there is no such thing as a Palestinian" fame, resided in his Jerusalem family house, which was usurped, lock, stock, and barrel, by the Zionist invaders. Twice, Bisharat, visited the house built by his grandfather, and twice he was told by the Jewish occupants, one an Eastern European, and another, an American, "The family never lived here."***********************************************************************************
Oh, Jerusalem April 22, 2006 by Joharah Baker for MIFTAH
Irony is a powerful tool and one Israel exploits to a tee. Imagine, a cowboy from Texas, a rocket scientist from the Ukraine or a new Jewish immigrant from Ethiopia can all enter Jerusalem unfettered, walk the aged alleys of its Old City and even visit the Aqsa Mosque compound where the magnificent gold-domed Dome of the Rock is situated. Virtual strangers to the city and its people have full rights to visit here and frolic among the aromatic smells of spices and sweets that make Jerusalem so distinct, while the city is cruelly prohibited to most Palestinians, those people who hold it dearest to their hearts.
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FACTSHEET
The Right To Return, a Basic Right Still Denied
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Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide http://www.hrweb.org/legal/genocide.html
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Universal Declaration of Human Rights http://www.un.org/Overview/rights.html
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MY LAND Directed by: Tone Anderson Language: English..... Film Synopsis:
My Land documents the threat that husband and wife Ali and Trees face from the Zionist occupation authority to destroy the home the family built on their own land in the town of Sakhnin (Galilee region, north Palestine). About 1.3 million Palestinians who were issued 'Israeli citizenship' are still struggling 57 years after the imposition of the Zionist state for their rights to their own property and land. The film shows one of those many struggles.
To get your own copy of My Land on DVD, simply make a tax-deductible donation of $25.00 or more to Al-Awda by following the instructions at http://www.al-awda.org/donate.html
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Chicago Palestine Film Festival 2006 announcement
The committee members of the Chicago Palestine Film Festival (CPFF) are proud to present our 5th annual festival of Palestinan films and films about Palestine. The festival will take place at the Gene Siskel Film Center from May 6-May 25 and at St. Xavier University from May 17-May 20.
http://www.palestinefilmfest.com/chicago/festivals/2006/festival_2006_announcement
**********************************************************************************MADE IN PALESTINE, the first U.S. exhibition of contemporary Palestinian art, opens in New York City from March 14- May 27, 2006
! ....MADE IN PALESTINE is a groundbreaking show. It has been well-received by art critics nationally: “It’s hard to imagine peace if Palestinians can’t even be heard on their own terms.” The New York Times, November 21, 2004 http://www.aljisser.org/*********************************************************************************************
"Who knows what keeps us living and struggling, while all things break about us?"
Yet, "while all things" broke "about us" Dr. Salman Abu Sitta and Dr. Walid Khalidi named the villages that are "no more," in their monumental works,
The Atlas of Palestine and
All That Remains.
And Dr. Abu Sitta has shown that not only is it just to implement UN Resolution 194 but also feasible.
http://www.plands.org/atlas/index.htm"Now God be thanked that the name of a hill is such music, that the name of a river can heal. Aye, even the name of a river that runs no more." (wrote Alan Paton in
Cry, the Beloved Country.) Wednesday, May 10, 2006
'The Name of a River Can Heal' http://www.umkahlil.blogspot.com/ *********************************************************************************** The writing really is on the wall- for a glimpse explore Al-Awda
http://www.al-awda.org/
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Words by Gihad Ali
Major hit in Danish charts in 2005
