The following video shows the events of Qasr Al-`Aini street on 17 December 2011, which featured a brutally violent assualt on peaceful unarmed protesters. It was created by elmoghazy09 and is dedicated in the openning scene as such:
To whomever defends the military council
To those whose eyes are covered and believe that the army and the people are hand in hand
To Ganzawiry, is what you said the truth
And finally . . . are these the good soldiers of the land?
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[Image from screen shot of below video.]
The following video shows the events of Qasr Al-`Aini street on 17 December 2011, which featured a brutally violent assualt on peaceful unarmed protesters. It was created by elmoghazy09 and is dedicated in the openning scene as such:
To whomever defends the military council
To those whose eyes are covered and believe that the army and the people are hand in hand
To Ganzawiry, is what you said the truth
And finally . . . are these the good soldiers of the land?
Join our first session of “Teaching Palestine Today” series. This session addresses the “Liberal Arts Context,” with Lara Deeb, Heather Ferguson, Amanda Lagji, and Leila Mansouri, moderated by Bassam Haddad. Four faculty members at the Claremont Colleges, a liberal arts consortium, discuss their approaches to including material on Palestine and Palestinian perspectives into classes in anthropology, history, postcolonial and decolonial literature, and creative writing. Topics addressed include classroom approaches, syllabi scaffolding, and strategies for building support beyond the classroom.
In this episode of Long Form Podcast, Francesca Albanese reflects on the campaign by Israel and the United States to dismantle international law and the institutions established to uphold it, the complicity and hypocrisy of their allies, and the efforts to silence her own work and that of others in support of Palestinian human rights.
