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Prof. JOEL KOVEL!! -- Anti-Zionist Jewish-American author of "OVERCOMING ZIONISM"
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Friday, February 15, 2008
Time:
7:00 PM
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9:30 PM
Event Type:
Speaker
Organizer/Author:
Berkeley Fellowship of Unitarian Universalist
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Berkeley Fellowship of Unitarian Universalists
Cedar Street and Bonita Avenue (1 block east of MLK Jr. Way and Cedar St., in north Berkeley)
Berkeley, CA
Cedar Street and Bonita Avenue (1 block east of MLK Jr. Way and Cedar St., in north Berkeley)
Berkeley, CA
http://www.mecaforpeace.org/calendar.php?id=33
Joel Kovel, author of "Overcoming Zionism"
Friday, February 15th 2008 7 pm
Berkeley, CA
"This book is absolutely fundamental for those who reject [the morally repugnant racist ideology of Zionism and] the unfortunate confusion between Jews, Judaism, Zionism and the State of Israel -- a confusion which is the basis for systematic manipulation by the imperialist power system. It convincingly argues in favour of a single secular state for Israelis and Palestinians as the only democratic solution for the region." Samir Amin, Director of the Third World Forum.
Location:
Berkeley Fellowship of Unitarian Universalists
Cedar & Bonita
Berkeley, CA
Contact:
ISM Support Group
Solidarity [at] norcalism.org
Sponsored By:
NorCal ISM
Joel Kovel, author of "Overcoming Zionism"
Friday, February 15th 2008 7 pm
Berkeley, CA
"This book is absolutely fundamental for those who reject [the morally repugnant racist ideology of Zionism and] the unfortunate confusion between Jews, Judaism, Zionism and the State of Israel -- a confusion which is the basis for systematic manipulation by the imperialist power system. It convincingly argues in favour of a single secular state for Israelis and Palestinians as the only democratic solution for the region." Samir Amin, Director of the Third World Forum.
Location:
Berkeley Fellowship of Unitarian Universalists
Cedar & Bonita
Berkeley, CA
Contact:
ISM Support Group
Solidarity [at] norcalism.org
Sponsored By:
NorCal ISM
For more information:
http://www.mecaforpeace.org/calendar.php?i...
Added to the calendar on Mon, Feb 11, 2008 1:55PM
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East conflict. But all too often, people and groups spend their time
fighting for sole ownership of history and suffering or choose to
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We've heard endless lectures and seen editorials from politicians,
professors, advocates and others. We know the frustrations and
critiques,
but what do average Israelis and average Palestinians really think? Do
they want to end the conflict? Do they share common ground?
Leading OneVoice youth activists Palestinian Wafa Nazzal Nazzal and
Israeli Noga Ron will be speaking with YOU, their U.S. counterparts,
throughout Northern California during the week of February 8 to 15th,
galvanizing support for their work in the Middle East and giving
students
the opportunity to be part of the solution, rather than part of the
problem.
Wafa and Noga will use their personal experiences to shed light on
several
key questions: Is the Palestinian-Israeli conflict intractable? Can
mainstream Israelis and Palestinians actually agree on what they want
the
future of their region to look like? What is the current pulse of the
young generation and what are they doing to make a difference?
Tuesday, February 12
7pm - UC Berkeley (Stephens Lounge, MLK Jr. Student Union)
For more information on this or other events, contact Laurel Rapp:
Laurel at OneVoiceMovement.org, 212
897
3985 ext.124; mobile 908 642 4768
The OneVoice Movement is a mass grassroots movement in the Middle East
that empowers Palestinians and Israelis to seize back the agenda for
conflict resolution.
For more information, please go to
http://www.OneMillionVoices.org.
Our campuses are overflowing with literature and speakers about the
Middle
East conflict. But all too often, people and groups spend their time
fighting for sole ownership of history and suffering or choose to
stand up
for their "side" by attacking 'the other."
We've heard endless lectures and seen editorials from politicians,
professors, advocates and others. We know the frustrations and
critiques,
but what do average Israelis and average Palestinians really think? Do
they want to end the conflict? Do they share common ground?
Leading OneVoice youth activists Palestinian Wafa Nazzal Nazzal and
Israeli Noga Ron will be speaking with YOU, their U.S. counterparts,
throughout Northern California during the week of February 8 to 15th,
galvanizing support for their work in the Middle East and giving
students
the opportunity to be part of the solution, rather than part of the
problem.
Wafa and Noga will use their personal experiences to shed light on
several
key questions: Is the Palestinian-Israeli conflict intractable? Can
mainstream Israelis and Palestinians actually agree on what they want
the
future of their region to look like? What is the current pulse of the
young generation and what are they doing to make a difference?
Tuesday, February 12
7pm - UC Berkeley (Stephens Lounge, MLK Jr. Student Union)
For more information on this or other events, contact Laurel Rapp:
Laurel at OneVoiceMovement.org, 212
897
3985 ext.124; mobile 908 642 4768
The OneVoice Movement is a mass grassroots movement in the Middle East
that empowers Palestinians and Israelis to seize back the agenda for
conflict resolution.
For more information, please go to
http://www.OneMillionVoices.org.
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