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Part 1 : Sahar Vardi & Deema Darawshy. A conversation with Israel and Palestine
Part 1 : Sahar Vardi & Deema Darawshy. A conversation with Israel and Palestine
Between the 16th and 25th of March, 2010, two young women; Sahar Vardi and Deema Darawshy will be on a speaking tour of Ireland, these videos were filmed on their second public venue; Galway University, where their courage and testimonies were warmy greeted and acknowledged. Deema Darawshy is a young Palestinian from within the '48 borders. She has been involved with many different organisations including human rights group B'Tselem, Ta Adam (Students for Human Rights), Palestinian Human Rights Monitoring Group and is now working for HaMoked - Centre for the Defence of the Individual. Sahar Vardi is a young Israeli from Jerusalem. She has been a human rights activist since a young age and last year spent 2 months in prison for refusing to serve in the Israeli army. She is involved in organisations such as Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions (ICAHD), Ta'Ayush, New Profile and recently was one of the instrumental figures behind the increasing demonstrations in Sheikh Jarrah, Jerusalem where Zionism is naked, virulent and inhuman in its ethnic cleansing of Palestinians.?
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The Politics of Humanitarianism in the Occupied Territories/THE POLITICS OF HUMAN RIGHTS
The Politics of Humanitarianism in the Occupied Territories/THE POLITICS OF HUMAN RIGHTS
The Politics of Humanitarianism in the Occupied Territories Tuesday-Wednesday, April 20-21, 2004 TUESDAY, 20 APRIL 2004 THE POLITICS OF HUMAN RIGHTS Moderator: Hadas Ziv The Invisibility of Violations: The Human Rights Discourse in Israel Neve Gordon & Nitza Berkovitch, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev Humanitarian Assistance versus the Rights Concept Randa Siniora, Director, Al-Haq Physicians for Human Rights Israel and Its Struggle against Occupation: Within the Game, Outside and Against It Ruchama Marton & Hadas Ziv, Physicians for Human Rights The Politics of Humanitarianism: The Case of Israeli Human Rights Organizations Manal Hazzan, Lawyer & HaMoked Center for the Individual Creating an Integrated Strategy for Change Arik Ascherman, Executive Director, Rabbis for Human Rights To vanleer web site: www.vanleer.org.il
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The Politics of Humanitarianism in the Occupied Territories/HUMAN RIGHTS AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION
The Politics of Humanitarianism in the Occupied Territories/HUMAN RIGHTS AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION
The Politics of Humanitarianism in the Occupied Territories Tuesday-Wednesday, April 20-21, 2004 TUESDAY, 20 APRIL 2004 HUMAN RIGHTS AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION Panel coordinated in cooperation with HaMoked: Center for the Defence of the Individual Moderator: Jessica Montell Bridging the Gap between Human Rights and Conflict Resolution Edward (Edy) Kaufman, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem & The University of Maryland The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and International Humanitarian Law Raji Sourani, Lawyer & Director of the Palestinian Centre for Human Rights, Gaza The Human Rights Dimension of Political Affairs Daniel Seidmann, Lawyer Human Rights in a Peace Process: The Bosnian Experience Agneta Johansson, International Legal Assistance Consortium (ILAC) To vanleer web site: www.vanleer.org.il
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WUJS Update 12 - Profiles (Anna, Ellen, Alisa)
WUJS Update 12 - Profiles (Anna, Ellen, Alisa)
Hi! This week we return to the Peace and Social Justice track with an interview with Anna Freedman in Jerusalem. Then, since we haven't been to Tel Aviv in a few weeks, check out Ellen Munter and Alisa Fishman at the ARDC!
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Israel Implements New Permit Regime & Forcible Transfer
Israel Implements New Permit Regime & Forcible Transfer
In the past year Israel has escalated its policy of separating the Palestinian populations of the Gaza Strip and West Bank from each other. The separation regime tears families apart, puts thousands at risk of expulsion to the Gaza Strip and turns Palestinians into "illegal aliens" in their own home. This policy is revealed in a position paper published today (Wednesday 10 September) by human rights organizations HaMoked and B'Tselem. As of November 2007, Israel requires Palestinians whose registered address is in Gaza to apply for a temporary permit to remain in the West Bank. This, even if they have lived in the West Bank for many years, established their homes there, and, in some cases even if they were born in the West Bank. Moreover, in the past year, the military has taken active measures to locate and expel Palestinians from the West Bank to the Gaza Strip under the pretext that they are "illegal aliens." Israel is exploiting the hardship of families which are split between the West Bank and Gaza Strip to force them to move to Gaza permanently. Israel requires Palestinians wishing to enter Gaza to sign an undertaking never to return to the West Bank. On the other hand, Palestinians from Gaza wishing to enter the West Bank for medical treatment, family visits etc., are required to deposit a large sum of money to guarantee their return to Gaza. For example: A Gazan bride and her parents who wanted to travel to the West Bank for the wedding ceremony were required to <b>...</b>
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Rights Groups Urge israeli top court to stop expelling Palestinians
Rights Groups Urge israeli top court to stop expelling Palestinians
JERUSALEM - HUMAN rights groups on Tuesday petitioned Israel's top court to stop the practice of expelling Palestinians from the West Bank to the Gaza Strip solely on the basis of their registered address. 'Thousands of people live in constant fear of being expelled, terrified of a simple walk to the grocery store, school or work,' the 16 Palestinian and Israeli groups said. 'Their only 'crime' is having an address which Israel refuses to correct.' Gaza-born Palestinians who moved to the West Bank over the past decade are still considered residents of Gaza by the Israeli authorities who control the Palestinian population registry and have refused to update it since 2000. 'In recent years, Israel has been expelling people on the basis of those addresses,' the petition said. 'The policy of expulsion causes severe damage to thousands of people and their families, and is in breach of Israeli and international law,' the human rights group said. 'Such expulsion is defined as 'forced transfer' under international law, which is a clear war crime.' The Hamoked Centre for the Defence of the Individual said it was awaiting a response to an earlier court petition for the government to reveal how many Palestinians have been expelled to the Gaza Strip. The rights groups have also sharply criticised a military order which significantly broadens the definition of 'infiltrators' who can be expelled from the West Bank to include anyone 'who does not hold a permit,' without specifying what <b>...</b>
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Gad Akuka ft. Ragz da Richa - Got Me - Israel
Gad Akuka ft. Ragz da Richa - Got Me - Israel
השיר החדש של הראפר גד אקוקה בו מתארח הראפר ראגז דה ריצ'ה שהגיע לארץ הקודש היישר משיקגו במיוחד לעבוד על השיר הזה. השיר הפך ללהיט ענק ברחבי שיקגו ולוס אנג'לס שבארצות הברית, ועכשיו גם מגיע לארץ. תהנו, הרמיקס בקרוב. ניתן למצוא עוד חומרים ב: www.GadAkuka.com ---------------------- Check out the new single "Got Me-Israel" recorded in tel aviv at 'Hamoked studios'. From the one and only Gad Akuka ft. RagzdaRicha and produced by Jonnie Napalm!!!!! This song is starting to get a lot of attention in the USA, Il-check it out and see for yourself what all the hype is all about!!!!!!! נלקח מ www.GadAkuka.com ועכשיו חדש, גם בכתובת www.אקוקה.com
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DN! Israel Revoking Jerusalem Residency Permits for Palestinians
DN! Israel Revoking Jerusalem Residency Permits for Palestinians
Israel Revoking Record Number of Jerusalem Residency Permits for Palestinians In Israel and the Occupied Territories, new figures show the Israeli government revoked more residency permits for Palestinians in Jerusalem last year than in any year on record. The Israeli human rights group HaMoked says more than 4500 Palestinians were stripped of their residency in 2008. The average number of revoked residency permits had previously been around 200 per year.