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Free Forum - The West Bank: Realities and Prospects
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Date:
Tuesday, May 03, 2005
Time:
7:00 PM
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8:00 PM
Event Type:
Speaker
Organizer/Author:
Peninsula Peace and Justice Center
Location Details:
Community Media Center
900 San Antonio Rd., Palo Alto
(Wheelchair accessible)
900 San Antonio Rd., Palo Alto
(Wheelchair accessible)
"The West Bank: Realities and Prospects"
A forum with Professor Rush Rehm
As the Israeli government debates a pullout from the Gaza Strip, it is making plans to build more settlements and illegal road projects in the West Bank. What does this mean for the future of Palestine?
Rush Rehm is a Professor of Drama at Stanford University who also teaches courses on politics and the media. He will talk about his recent trips to the West Bank and what the prospects for justice and peace in Palestine and Israel look like from the perspective of the people he met there.
The program will be broadcast live on Mid-Peninsula Community Media cable Channel 27 and rebroadcast on Channels 27 and 30 throughout May. It is part of the ongoing "Other Voices" television series produced by Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
Free and open to the public; sponsored by PPJC.
A forum with Professor Rush Rehm
As the Israeli government debates a pullout from the Gaza Strip, it is making plans to build more settlements and illegal road projects in the West Bank. What does this mean for the future of Palestine?
Rush Rehm is a Professor of Drama at Stanford University who also teaches courses on politics and the media. He will talk about his recent trips to the West Bank and what the prospects for justice and peace in Palestine and Israel look like from the perspective of the people he met there.
The program will be broadcast live on Mid-Peninsula Community Media cable Channel 27 and rebroadcast on Channels 27 and 30 throughout May. It is part of the ongoing "Other Voices" television series produced by Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
Free and open to the public; sponsored by PPJC.
Added to the calendar on Wed, Apr 20, 2005 8:08PM
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