Gerechtigkeit für Palästina - justicia para Palestina - justice pour Palestine - justice for Palestine
Saturday, 29 August 2015
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MAPS - VANISHING PALESTINE
http://interactive.aljazeera.com/aje/PalestineRemix/maps_main.html
The transformation of Palestine into a Jewish state was a deliberate, drawn-out and violent process. Palestinians were dispossessed of vast swaths of land. Over 80 percent of Palestinians, in what became Israel in 1948, were made into refugees overnight. This process culminated in 1948 but began in the early 20th century. It continues today.
MUST WATCH
The transformation of Palestine into a Jewish state was a deliberate, drawn-out and violent process. Palestinians were dispossessed of vast swaths of land. Over 80 percent of Palestinians, in what became Israel in 1948, were made into refugees overnight. This process culminated in 1948 but began in the early 20th century. It continues today.
MUST WATCH
Thursday, 4 June 2015
Monday, 25 May 2015
Saturday, 9 May 2015
Saturday, 25 April 2015
Osama Alayaseh - Sheikh Zayed literature reward for Fools of Bethlehem
Novelist Osama Alayaseh winning Sheikh Zayed literature reward for 2015
as first place in the Arab literature for his novel Fools of Bethlehem.
http://www.alarab.co.uk/?id=50551
as first place in the Arab literature for his novel Fools of Bethlehem.
http://www.alarab.co.uk/
Saturday, 11 April 2015
Monday, 6 April 2015
Thursday, 19 March 2015
Palestine Justice Network - links to: help for human rights and justice for Palestine
http://www.palestinejn.org/en/act-by-country/palestine/brief-background
THURSDAY, 22 JULY 2010 17:17
THURSDAY, 22 JULY 2010 17:17
These sections by country aim to put together highlights of possible actions for human rights and justice that are unique to each country (like US, Canada, Australia etc). Obviously there are also common actions that are to be done by all (e.g. campaigns like breaking the siege on Gaza). Certainly and by nature actions in Palestine are the most significant and have led the actions for our freedom. We in Palestine have engaged in resisting the Zionist project for 130+ years (the date of the first Zionist colony in Palestine).
We will soon put in this sections a history including selected examples of inspiring actions on the ground. We will also endeavor to help local resistance committees who do not have their own webpage by creating a webpage here for their activities. In the meantime, here is a list of local civil resistance/nonviolent struggle Groups (selected) that can be accessed to help:
(A list of some 80 groups among more than 200 engaged in popular resistance in Palestine)
Addameer Prisoners' Support & Human Rights Association http://www.addameer.org
Adalah http://www.adalah.org
(The) Adam Institute http://www.adaminstitute.org.il/
Addameer Human Rights and Prisoner’s Support Association: http://www.addameer.org
Al-Haq http://www.alhaq.org
Al-Mezan Center for Human Rights www.mezan.org
Al-Rowwad Cultural and Theatre Training Centre, www.alrowwad.virtualactivism.net
Alternative Information Center www.alternativenews.org
Alternative Tourism Group http://www.atg.ps
Anarchists Against the Wall http://www.awalls.org
(The) Arab Association for Human Rights http://www.arabhra.org/
(The) Association for Civil Rights in Israel http://www.acri.org.il
(The) Association of Forty http://www.assoc40.org
BADIL Resource Center for Palestinian Residency and Refugee Rights: www.badil.org/
Bilin Village Popular Resistance Committee http://www.bilin-village.org, www.bilin-ffj.org
Birzeit University Right to Education Campaign: http://right2edu.birzeit.edu
BOYCOTT! http://boycottisrael.info/
Breaking the Silence: http://www.shovrimshtika.org
B’tselem: www.btselem.org
Civil Coalition for Defending the Palestinians' Rights in Jerusalem http://www.ccdprj.ps
Coalition for Jerusalem http://coalitionforjerusalem.blogspot.com
Coalition of Women for Peace www.coalitionforpeace.org
Combatants for Peace http://www.combatantsforpeace.org/
Defence for Children International-Palestine http://www.dci-pal.org/
Dar Annadwa http://www.annadwa.org
Global Palestine Right of Return Coalition http://www.rorcoalition.org/ http://www.badil.org
Grassroots Palestinian Anti-Apartheid Wall Campaign (Stop the Wall) http://www.stopthewall.org
Gush Shalom http://www.gushshalom.org
Hebron Rehabilitation Committee http://www.hebronrc.org
Holy Land Trust: http://www.holylandtrust.org
Independent Commission for Human Rights (ICHR) http://www.ichr.ps
International Solidarity Movement: http://www.palsolidarity.org
Ir Amim http://www.ir-amim.org.il/Eng
Israeli Citizens in Support of BDS http://boycott-occupation.mahost.org/
Israel Committee against Home Demolitions www.icahd.org/eng/
Ittijah:The Union of Arab Community Based Organizations: http://www.ittijah.org
Jerusalem Legal Aid & Human Rights Center http://www.mosaada.org/
Joint Advocacy Initiative between the YMCA and YWCA http://www.jai-pal.org
Library on Wheels for Nonviolence and Peace Association http://www.lownp.com
Maaber http://www.maaber.org
Machsom Watch http://machsomwatch.org
Mandela Institute for Human Rights http://www.mandela-palestine.org
Matzpun, Israel Campaign http://www.matzpun.com/
Neve Shalom/Wahet Asalam:http://nswas.org/
Nilin Village Popular Resistance Committee http://www.nilin-palestine.org
Nonviolence International: www.nonviolenceinternational.net
Occupation Magazine http://www.kibush.co.il/
Occupied Palestine and Golan Heights Advocacy Initiative http://www.opgai.net
Open Bethlehem: www.openbethlehem.org
Open Shuhada Street Campaign http://openshuhadastreet.org
Palestinian Boycotts, Divestments, and Sanctions movement http://bdsmovement.net
Palestine Center for Human Rights: www.pchrgaza.org
Palestinian Campaign for Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel http://www.pacbi.org/
Palestinian Centre for Rapprochement between People: www.rapprochement.org / www.PCR.PS
Palestine Heritage Center: www.palestineheritagecenter.com
Palestinian Human Rights Monitoring Group: http://www.phrmg.org
Palestinians and Israelis for Nonviolence, http://pinv.org
Palestinian Non-Governmental Organizations Network: http://www.pngo.net/
Palestinian Prisoners’ Society http://www.ppsmo.org/
(The) Parents’ Circle/Families Forum http://www.theparentscircle.com/
Popular Struggle Coordinating Committee http://popularstruggle.org/
Rabbis for Human Rights: http://www.rhr.israel.net
(The) Rebuilding Alliance http://www.rebuildingalliance.org/
Regional Association of the Unrecognized Villages http://rcuv.wordpress.com/about-the-rcuv/
Right To Education Campaign http://right2edu.birzeit.edu
Right to Enter Campaign http://www.righttoenter.ps
Sabeel Ecumenical Liberation Theology Center: http://www.sabeel.org
Sawt Al-Amel (The Laborer’s voice) http://www.laborers-voice.org/
Shabakat Al-Muqata'a Al-Sha'biya http://www.whyusa.net/ ???? ???????? ???????
Ta ’ayush: www.taayush.org
Tent of Nations http://www.tentofnations.org/
Union of Palestinian Medical Relief Committees: http://www.upmrc.org/
Union of Palestinian Women’s Committees: www.upwc.org/E_Home.htm
Yesh Din http://www.yesh-din.org
Yesh-Gvul: http://www.yesh-gvul.org
Wi’am: Palestinian Conflict Resolution Center http://www.alaslah.org
Women's Center for Legal Aid and Counseling http://www.wclac.org/
Zochrot http://www.zochrot.org
Sunday, 8 March 2015
Wednesday, 25 February 2015
Sunday, 22 February 2015
Sunday, 8 February 2015
Nakba Museum Project
http://www.nakbamuseumproject.com/
on facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Nakba-Museum-Project-of-Memory-and-Hope/360510197447516
on facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Nakba-Museum-Project-of-Memory-and-Hope/360510197447516
Nakba Memory and Hope Project:
Time is running out! The 1948 survivors are now in danger of losing the chance to tell their stories, because no one has built a space for their voices to be heard. The Nakba Museum Project aims to do precisely that- and ensure that the Palestinian legacy of endurance is passed on to future generations. It is a legacy that speaks to both peoples that sharing the land is indeed possible.
While the media carries the urgent news of war and death, a museum allows us to place the immediate events in Israel/Palestine into a larger story, inviting people to understand what appears as a cause today is nothing more than a symptom of an unresolved yesterday. The Nakba project begins a new conversation in Washington by insisting that the history that we do not understand is the history we are most likely to repeat. Since the idea was conceived in June 2014, the founders have discovered a real groundswell of support for the idea.
The Nakba project is committed to being nonpolitical and nonpartisan. It will be a space which simply tells the human story, with all its paradoxes and pathos. It will not be about taking sides or proving someone right and wrong. Rather it aims to build a deeper understanding of the current impasse, and become a place for critical conversations for change.
The museum will be launched in stages and initially display paintings, art work, educational materials, articles, historic artifacts, and show movies. In stage two, it will host events, seminars, conferences, in which refugees and their relatives share their personal stories. The goal of each display or event will be to create a culture of listening and represent a non-contested space, through a simple invitation to witness.
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