Programs with the subject 'Palestine'

• A Summer Not to Forget
  A revealing chronicle of the brutalities of war and the plight of people as they deal with loss and destruction.
• Ben White - Israeli Policies Since 1948
  Israeli Policies Since 1948
• Chronicles Of A Refugee
  Filmed in 17 countries, 18 refugee camps, 36 cities, with more than 300 interviews, Chronicles of a Refugee gives voice to Palestinian Refugees displaced in 1948, as well as to their descendants.
• Cindy and Craig Corrie - Russell Tribunal on Palestine - New York
  Cindy and Craig Corrie - Russell Tribunal on Palestine - New York Parents of Rachel Corrie speak at the Russell Tribunal on Palestine in New York City.
• David Wildman - Christian Zionism and the Israel Lobby
  Christian Zionism and the Israel Lobby
• Diana Buttu - The US's Role in Palestine & the Middle East
  The US's Role in Palestine & the Middle East
• Facts on the Ground
  Personal stories of Palestinians and Israeli settlers frame this account of Israel's race to build permanent settlements in the West Bank and Gaza strip.
• Gaza Crisis: Emergency Town Hall Meeting
  On January 13th, 2009, an emergency town hall meeting was convened at the New York City Society for Ethical Culture to discuss the tragedy unfolding in Gaza. Over 500 people packed the hall to listen, and plan actions to stop the attacks. Speakers: Andy Zee, Abdeen Jabara, Adam Shapiro, Chris Hedges, Peter Weiss, Vanessa Redgrave, Najla Said, Cynthia McKinny.
• Gianfranco Faattorini - MRAP (Movement against Racism and for Peoples friendship)
  MRAP (Movement against Racism and for Peoples friendship)
• Gustave Massiah - International Civil Society
  International Civil Society
• Ilan Pappe - The Birth of Zionism and its Impact on the Palestinians
  The Birth of Zionism and its Impact on the Palestinians: From Dispossession to Occupation. The talk includes a Q and A from the Russell Tribunal Jury
• Imperial Geography - Palestine/Israel
  A look at the maps of Palestine over the decades provides insight into the conflict that has roiled the Middle East for more than sixty years. "Imperial Geography - Palestine and Israel" examines the role of the imperial powers, the European and American map makers, who set up the horrors that have unfolded in the anything but holly "Holy Land."
• Jeanne Mirer for Raji Sourani - The Case of Gaza
  The Case of Gaza. Jeanne Miner presents for Raji Sourani who was unable to attend the Tribunal in New York.
• Johan Galtung - What is Sociocide?
  What is Sociocide?
• John Quigley - The Establishment of a Palestinian State
  The Establishment of a Palestinian State
• Katherine Gallagher - US Vetoes and Military Aid to Israel
  US Vetoes and Military Aid to Israel
• Live Stream Coverage: Russell Tribunal on Palestine
  The Russell Tribunal on Palestine (RToP) is now holding its fourth international session in New York City on Saturday (October 6 and Sunday, October 7) in the Great Hall at Cooper Union New York City. Previous sessions were held in Barcelona, Cape Town South Africa and London. Deep Dish TV and Free Speech TV is providing a live strem here. It will also be archived and broadcast on the Free Speech TV DishNetwork and DirecTV channels soon after the event.
• Michael Mansfield on "Where Should the Birds Fly"
  Michael Mansfield, Barrister, speaks about our new feature documentary, "Where Should the Birds Fly", by filmmaker Fida Qishta at the Russell Tribunal on Palestine.
• Noam Chomsky - US - Israel - Palestine: Retrospect and Prospect
  US - Israel - Palestine: Retrospect and Prospect Noam Chomsky testified at the Russell Tribunal via Skype. Due to technical problems only his audio was captured.
• Palestinian Statehood
  This program examines Palestinian survival under Israeli occupation and why peace and justice require Palestinian independence.
• Peter Hansen - United Nations' Involvement in Palestine: From Mandate to Present
  United Nations' Involvement in Palestine: From Mandate to Present
• Phyllis Bennis - U.S. Civil Society and International NGOs
  U.S. Civil Society and International NGOs
• Pierre Galand and Rémy Pagani - Russell Tribunal on Palestine - New York
  Pierre Galand and Rémy Pagani - Russell Tribunal on Palestine - New York
• Pierre Galand and Stephane Hessel - Introductory Remarks
  Pierre Galand and Stephane Hessel - Introductory Remarks - Russell Tribunal on Palestine (RToP)
• Saleh Abdel Jawad - A Palestinian Sociocide?
  A Palestinian Sociocide?
• Samidoun
  Democracy Now! reporter Ana Nogueira traveled to Lebanon during the 2006 war. Her first hand reports document Israeli's massive use of cluster bombs, the immense ecological destruction and the war's toll of civilian casualties. The film includes three separate reports made during and immediately after the war.
• Susan Akram -Palestinian Refugees and the United Nations
  Palestinian Refugees and the United Nations
• Transforming Palestine/Israel
  Panel Discussion and Q&A organized by the Committee for an Open Discussion of Zionism (CODZ.org). Examines the logic and necessary steps for a Single State Resolution of the Israel/Palestine conflict
• Vera Gowlland-Debbas Part 1 - The United Nations: What is the legal responsibility of an Intergovernmental Organization? (Historical perspective)
  The United Nations: What is the legal responsibility of an Intergovernmental Organization? (Historical perspective)
• Vera Gowlland-Debbas Part 2 - The United Nations: What is the legal responsibility of an Intergovernmental Organization (Current)
  The United Nations: What is the legal responsibility of an Intergovernmental Organization (Current)
• We Dare to Speak
  The Jewish Committee on the Middle East (JCOME), a new organization with supporters nationwide, has waged a public information campaign to call for Palestinian statehood and an end to U.S. subsidy of the occupation.
• When A Bomb Falls
  On November 18, 2012 an Israeli F16 fighter plane bombed the Al Dalou home in Gaza City as part of "Operation Pillar of Defense." Ten members of the Al Dalou family and two of their neighbors were killed. According to the United Nations, during the course of the eight day "Operation Pillar of Defense", Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) struck more than 1,500 sites in Gaza. 103 Palestinian civilians were killed and 1,399 injured. Originally calling the strike against the Al Dalou family "an incident", the IDF have changed their explanation four times. Human Rights Watch concluded that the attack on the Al Dalou family was a violation of the rules of war. This video was shot by Deep Dish TV Producer, Eva Lewis, during the December 2012 International Delegation to Gaza. Edited by: Eva Lewis, Habiba Alcindor
• Where Should The Birds Fly
  A powerful, moving preview of a film by Palestinian filmmaker Fida Qishta that tells the story of the human catastrophe inflicted on the people of Gaza by Israel during their invasion of December 2008 and 2009. The filmmakers kept their cameras rolling for months, recording the struggle of the people of Gaza to retrieve some sense of normalcy from the absolute abnormality of life in the world’s largest prison camp, sealed off on all sides by Israeli and Egyptian walls, barbed wire and military. Deep Dish TV is seeking financial support to distribute the film and show it in communities. Tax-deductible donations can be made at: Deep Dish TV Donations
• Where Should The Birds Fly
  The first film about Gaza made by Palestinians living the reality of Israel's siege and blockade. The moving story of two Palestinian young women who embody hope for the future of Palestine. Visit the Website Help Distribute Where Should The Birds Fly. contact us by email or call 212 473 8933 :
• William Schabas - From Vow to Law: How can Prohibition of Sociocide Become an International Norm?
  From Vow to Law: How can Prohibition of Sociocide Become an International Norm?
• Zwelinzima Vavi and Final Remarks - Russell Tribunal on Palestine - New York
  Zwelinzima Vavi and Final Remarks - Russell Tribunal on Palestine - New York