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VIDEOS AND DOCUMENTARIES
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Israeli Apartheid and Paths to a Just Peace is a 52 minute
interview with Jeff Halper, Coordinating Director of the Israeli
Committee Against House Demolitions.
Halper discusses the Apartheid
policies of the Israeli government, the concept and significance of
Zionism, and the one- and two-state solutions to the
Palestine/Israel conflict. |
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Jeff Halper interview on
Alternate Focus:
In this 28 minute interview
Halper puts the subject of house demolition in a wider
political context. He also explains how the dynamics of the
occupation play out in American politics. |
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USA vs AL-ARIAN”
is an intimate family portrait that documents the American-Muslim
family Al-Arian's desperate attempt to fight terrorism charges
leveled by the US Government. Sami Al-Arian is a Palestinian
refugee, university professor and civil rights activist, who has
lived in the USA for more than thirty years. In 2003, Professor
Al-Arian was accused of giving material support to a terrorist
organization and held in solitary confinement for over three years.
His six-month trial ended in December 2005 without a single guilty
verdict.” Even so, Al-Arian remains in jail, and the date for
his release is still unclear. |
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Reverand Tutu Endorses The US Campaign to End the
Israeli Occupation November 2008 Anti-Apartheid Speaking & Organizing
Tour. See the video
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Bil'in Protest
Against the Wall 3-14-08
Since January of 2005 the agricultural village of Bi'lin has
been staging non-violent protests of the construction of the West Bank
barrier, which will annex 60% of the village's farm land. Each
week residents of Bi'lin, supportive Israeli groups, and international
activists march to the wall's construction site to voice their
opposition. Each week the protestors are met by Israeli soldiers
who use tear gas, rubber bullets, and arrests to deter the protests.
This video is one of many highlighting the violence against these
peaceful dissenters. |
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Burning Conscience:
Israeli Soldiers Speak Out is a searing
interview with Avichai Sharon and Noam Chayut, both veterans of the
Israeli Defense Forces and members of
Breaking the Silence.
After thorough introspection, these young men have chosen to speak out
about their experiences as self-described "brutal occupiers of a
disputed land." |
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In
the Spider's Web
In the Spider's Web is a 47-minute long
documentary produced in 2004 by Al-Haq and directed by Hannah Musleh. The
film is part of Al-Haq's campaign to stop collective punishment practiced by
Israeli occupying forces against Palestinian civilians in the Occupied
Palestinian Territory. |
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Dying for Palestine
is a
Journeyman Pictures production. This 28 minute video follows
the stories of Tom Hurndall, Rachel Corrie, Brian Avery, and other peace
activists in Palestine, highlighting the struggles and dangers
foreigners face in the Gaza Strip and West Bank as a result of the
Israeli occupation of Palestine. |
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Off the
Charts is presented by Alison Weir,
Founder of If
Americans Knew in this 30 minute segment.
Three months after returning from Palestine,
Alison Weir quit her job and founded If Americans Knew, an organization
dedicated to quantifying the ways in which the American media was
misinforming the public about the conflict. Ms. Weir explains her
group's methodology, analyzes the data, and discusses the key findings
from their report Off the Charts. |
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