miércoles, 18 de enero de 2012
viernes, 16 de septiembre de 2011
Declaración Conjunta de Organizaciones Palestinas e Israelies
Aclaratorias: Las noticias de otros medios son propiedad de los mismos. Los comentarios de los foros y artículos de opinión y análisis pertenecen a sus autores, por lo que la CORSOPAL y el Movimiento Mexicano de Solidaridad con Palestina no comparten necesariamente las puntos de vista en ellos vertidas. Esta lista de información es libre y plural pero se abstiene y opone a la difusión de contenido nazi, fascista, anticomunista, antisemita, racista, xenófobo, sexista, imperialista, de extrema derecha o que fomente la guerra y el odio entre diferentes culturas, naciones y pueblos por motivos étnicos o religiosos o que atenten contra la dignidad humana,la vida o la naturaleza.
lunes, 18 de julio de 2011
Segundo ciclo de cine euroárabe Amal en la Biblioteca Nacional, Buenos Aires.
VIERNES 15 GALA DE APERTURA | 19:00hs -Acto de Apertura: 20:00hs -MUS: Fertil SoundSystem + Mariem Labidi |
LUNES 18 MUJERES ÁRABES | 17:30hs -COR: Mi Muñeca de Trapo (26 min) Qatar |
MIERCOLES 20 CINE DE PALESTINA | 18:00hs -COR: Gaza - Londres (14 min) Reino Unido |
JUEVES 21 NARRADORES | 15:30hs -DOC: Los olvidados del Cassis (70 min) Francia 17:00hs -DOC: El cuentacuentos (90 min)Alemania / Marruecos19:00hs-FIC: El Tiempo restante (109 min) Bélgica / Reino Unido / Francia |
DOMINGO 24 “QUIEN NO SABE SONREIR, NO DEBERÍA ABRIR TIENDA” (Proverbio Árabe) | |
LUNES 25 2º MESA DE ENCUENTRO: “MUJERES ÁRABES” | 19:00hs - MUJERES ÁRABESCONF: Coordinadora: Lic. Eugenia Tarzibachi Exponen: -Karen Marón (Periodista y Corresponsal Internacional) -Lic. Carolina Bracco (Página 12) |
martes, 10 de mayo de 2011
Contra el "Bluewashing": llamado de Jewish Voice for Peace
bluewash. (verb): the use of Jewish culture, religion, and heritage to try to cover up human rights abuses of Palestinians, while endangering the lives of Jews in Israel and around the world.
To those of us who are GLBTQ, this is nothing new -- Israel has been using sexuality in its propaganda to hide the occupation, in what we call "pinkwashing." It's time to see through the hype and speak out against "bluewashing" as Jews.
One of the worst offenders in bluewashing is AIPAC, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee. AIPAC purports to be the "pro-Israel lobby," but is in fact a powerful lobby for weapons manufacturers. AIPAC wields political power through cloaking itself in Jewishness, giving many, including our Congresspeople, the incorrect impression that it speaks for all Jewish Americans.
As young Jewish Americans we are stating publicly that this is not true: AIPAC does not speak for us. We hope you will join us in bringing this message to AIPAC as part of the upcoming Move Over AIPAC gathering May 21-24 in Washington, DC. In addition to AIPAC’s die-hard supporters, AIPAC's conference going on at the same time will include more than 1,000 college students representing over 300 campuses from all 50 states. Young, Jewish, and Proud will be part of a coalition of poets, artists, well-known activists and authors, and over 100 peace and justice groups in DC to make sure AIPAC can't "bluewash" these students.
In Egypt, in Tunisia, in "Arab Spring" revolutions the righteous and understandable demand was "Leave!" Ours is to "move over!" We are gathering to shout: Move over AIPAC and recognize our diverse Jewish communities and identities for what they are! We are Young, Jewish, and Proud and we won't let AIPAC "bluewash" furthering the Israeli Occupation and denying human rights to Palestinians.
Whether virtually, through your online submissions of words and images, or physically in DC—we look forward to standing with you in demanding that AIPAC move over and make room for a new Middle East policy.
Sincerely,
martes, 2 de noviembre de 2010
JVP: Para quienes están en N Y
The conference's focus is on the "Next Generation of Peacemakers" and the role of U.S. faith communities. It is part of a series taking place around New England, and is cosponsored by Jewish Voice for Peace, Sabeel, the Council on American-Islamic Relations, We Refuse to Be Enemies, and.the Tree of Life Educational Foundation.
The conference's aim is "to amplify voices of conscience—Jewish, Christian, Muslim, and Druze—who are committed to finding justice and peace together in Israel and Palestine through education and non-violent action. All are concerned with a fundamental question: How can people of faith help make the Holy Land the holy place it could be? Representatives of different faiths will address that question, and consider: 1) the importance of faith traditions’ emphasis on justice as essential to peace, 2) the importance of connectivity and solidarity between our communities here and communities in the Holy Land, and 3) the role in political advocacy of faith communities here in the U.S."
The conference will take place November 7th, 12th, 13th, and 14th at various New York churches. Rebecca Vilkomerson is speaking on November 13th, 9:30 A.M. at the Broadway United Church of Christ, 2504 Broadway (at 93rd Street),
To learn more about the conference, see the full list of speakers and venues, and to register, visit http://nyc.tolef.org/
miércoles, 20 de octubre de 2010
JVP: protesta contra la islamofobia del Centro Simon Wiesenthal
PLEASE JOIN JEWS AGAINST ISLAMOPHOBIA
THIS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21ST
in front of the Museum of Tolerance at 226 E 42nd Street, between 2nd and 3rd Avenues, from 1:00 to 3:00 PM.
TO MAKE OUR VOICES HEARD THAT THE SIMON WIESENTHAL CENTER’S MUSEUM OF TOLERANCE IS NEITHER “TOLERANT” NOR AN APPROPRIATE SITE FOR UNITED NATIONS PROGRAMS!
As part of its Midday Forum Programme, the United Nations University Office at the UN, New York (UNU-ONY), in association with the Dag Hammerskjold Foundation, is holding an event entitled Can CitizenAction Save the World? at the Simon Wiesenthal Center’s Museum of Tolerance on Thursday, October 21st (1:15-2:45 p.m.). In announcing this event, the U.N. University thanks the Simon Wiesenthal Center - New York Tolerance Center and describes the Simon Wiesenthal Center as “fostering tolerance and understanding through community involvement, educational outreach and social action.”
THE SIMON WIESENTHAL CENTER’S MUSEUM OF TOLERANCE IS NEITHER “TOLERANT” NOR AN APPROPRIATE SITE FOR UNITED NATIONS PROGRAMS!
We demand that the leaders of the Simon Wiesenthal Center and its Museum of Tolerance be held accountable for promoting Islamophobia and insist that they uphold their stated mission of “promoting respect and mutual understanding.”
We will provide signs and have a handout for passers-by.jueves, 7 de octubre de 2010
Nueva York celebra a Jenin con filosofía y cine - algo más de Jewish Voice for Peace
Support Jenin Freedom Theatre and a Palestinian new media center
What If Antigone Were A Refugee?
Saturday, October 16, 2010
@ Lincoln Center & Church of St. Paul The Apostle:
Alain Badiou, Slavoj Zizek & The Jenin Freedom Theatre
Venue: Church of St. Paul the Apostle
Columbus Avenue at West 60th Street
2pm:
Symposium: Prof. Alain Badiou, Prof. Slavoj Zizek &
Filmmaker Udi Aloni.
Venue: Lincoln Center: Bruno Walter Auditorium
111 Amsterdam Avenue just south of 65th Street
6:15 pm screening:
Arna's Children
Director, Juliano Mer Khamis.
8:30pm screening:
Forgiveness
Director, Udi Aloni.
Screenings followed by Q&A with directors
( r.s.v.p recommended at: antigoneinjenin@gmail.com)
In collaboration with:
Friends of the Jenin Freedom Theatre, Jewish Voice for Peace,
Columbia University Press, Out@StPaul & Church of St. Paul the Apostle
Open to the public free of charge
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New York City Celebrates Jenin:
Presenting Antigone in Jenin Refugee Camp & The Jenin Media Center and Cinema School
October 16th:
On October 16, New York will be celebrating and promoting two interconnected innovative projects:
Antigone in Jenin Refugee Camp:
Antigone in Jenin Refugee Camp is a fiction film set in the West Bank, Occupied Palestinian Territories, and based on the real-life stories of eight young students at the Freedom Theater, a theater located in the heart of the Camp. Eight film students- four women and four men, between the ages of 19-32, ranging from secular-leftist to traditional-religious- have come together for a single project based on their own stories and struggles. They have already produced four short documentary films exploring the relationship of the Palestinian woman to her society. Now they join renowned filmmakers Juliano Mer Khamis and Udi Aloni, and prominent scriptwriter Alaa Hlehel, in order to make their first fiction film, Antigone in Jenin Refugee Camp.
The Palestinian Media & Talents Center:
The establishment of a media & talents center, a one-of-a-kind hub for young Palestinian creators, in which we will be able to create TV, Internet and cinema contents, from documentaries to miniseries and feature films. Serving all Palestinian artists from Gaza, the West Bank, East Jerusalem, Israel and the Palestinian diaspora, the center aims to promote cultures of resistance without the supervision of any political parties.
miércoles, 6 de octubre de 2010
Para los que están en NY: películas y simposio ¿y si Antígona fuese una refugiada? con Alain Badiou, Slajov Zizek y Udi Aloni
OCTOBER 16th: What if Antigone Were a Refugee? In Honor of the Jenin Freedom Theater, featuring Alain Badiou, Slajov Zizek, Juliano Mer Khamis, and Udi Aloni
RSVP to Facebook or to antigoneinjenin@gmail.com
Co-sponsored by JVP, Friends Of Jenin Freedom Theater, Columbia University Press, Out@St. Paul, and Church of St. Paul the Apostle
more details below
OCTOBER 18th: JVP-NY and ADC-NY Present: BUDRUS
RSVP to Facebook or to adcnymoderator@yahoo.com
more details below
What If Antigone Were a Refugee? Two Events!
Saturday, Oct 16th, 2 PM--Church of St. Paul the Apostle, Columbus Ave. at W. 60th St.
Symposium with Alain Badiou, Slajov Zizek, and Udi Aloni
Saturday October 16th, 6:15 PM--Lincoln Center, Bruno Walter Auditorium, 111 Amsterdam Ave, near 65th St.
Showing of Arna's Children, 6:15 PM
Showing of Forgiveness, 8:30 PM
Q and A with the Directors following the films
More details and RSVP on Facebook, or to antigoneinjenin@gmail.com
BUDRUS
Monday, October 18th, 8:10 PM--Quad Cinema, 34 W. 13th St (A/C/E, F, L R/N, 1/2/3, 4/5/6--14th St)
Winner of multiple film festival awards, called this year's "must see documentary," by the New York Times, BUDRUS tells the story of non-violent resistance against the Wall in the Palestinian village of Budrus, supported by Israeli activists. A panel featuring the filmmakers will be held after the show.
When you arrive at the theater, simply tell them you are with the ADC/JVP group and you will be able to purchase tickets at the special price of $8. Please do RSVP on Facebook or to adcnymoderator@yahoo.com.
We hope to see you there!
martes, 14 de septiembre de 2010
Dos invitaciones de Jewish Voice for Peace
TWO IMPORTANT UPCOMING EVENTS!!!
PROTEST ISLAMOPHOBIA September 16th, 5:30-7:30 PM, in front of the Simon Wiesenthal Museum of Tolerance, 226 E 42nd St, between 2nd and 3rd Aves. This event is co-sponsored by JVP, Jews Say No, JFREJ and American Jews for a Just Peace. The Museum of "Tolerance" just opened, yet they are opposed the Park 51 Mosque! Come join other local Jewish groups to say NO to Islamaphobia and Anti-Arab racism, and YES to dignity, respect, and tolerance for all religions, cultures and peoples.
SIEGEBUSTER'S BALL--Dance to SUPPORT THE US BOAT TO GAZA, SEPTEMBER 21st (International Day of Peace) from 8pm-whenever! @ Littlefield 622 Degraw (Brooklyn) - R train to Union or B,D,N,Q,2,3,4,5 to Atlantic Avenue
Purchase Tickets ($20-$40--all proceeds benefit the U.S. Boat to Gaza)
lunes, 21 de junio de 2010
Amnistía Internacional "Israel: no es suficiente"
martes, 1 de junio de 2010
miércoles, 12 de mayo de 2010
martes, 27 de abril de 2010
Invitación: Debate en torno a Martin Buber - Una tierra para dos pueblos
lunes, 22 de febrero de 2010
Invitación: Miércoles 24 de febrero de 11 a 13 hrs. "Crímenes de guerra" - FFyL UNAM
jueves, 18 de febrero de 2010
Presentación del libro de Martin Buber "Una tierra para dos pueblos"
Presentan:
Enrique Dussel, Raymundo Mier e Ilán Semo. Modera la traductora Silvana Rabinovich
viernes, 18 de diciembre de 2009
Para apoyar a los objetores de conciencia (shministim)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acPE9qdPwYI
Para firmar el apoyo:
http://www.shministim.com/
Esta carta ha sido enviada por Jewish Voice for Peace:
A year ago today, tens of thousands demanded the release of Israel's youngest prisoners of conscience, the Shministim.
These 12th graders courageously chose prison time over serving in the occupying Israeli army, and became heroes to us and the entire world.
Last Chanukah, just one day after Tamar Katz was released from solitary confinement, the young Shministim gathered to celebrate and to decide how to thank the 20,000 (and counting) Jewish Voice for Peace members who wrote letters, attended rallies, and wrote articles on their behalf.
This is the message they carefully wrote together. One year later, as Shministit Or Ben-David sits in prison in Israel, and as Jews around the world prepare to celebrate the last night of Chanukah, it seems appropriate to share it with you again. We can't imagine a more important message during this festival of lights.
Dear friends and supporters,During Chanukah the festive of lights, we, the Shministim, would like to take a moment to thank you for all you've done for us and for our struggle. While we sit down with our families and light the first candle of the holiday, symbolizing the rebellion against an occupying army, some of us are still behind bars, denied the freedom to celebrate the holiday with their loved ones, denied the right to freedom of thought and political consciousness. During this dark period of consecutive jail terms, military trials and attempts to break our beliefs, you were our light.Each and every one of you who helped with the campaign, who sent a supporting letter, who sent the link of the website to a friend. You've let our struggle be heard around the world, the letters, the postcards and posters, the demonstrations, all of those actions fulfilled our wildest dreams.We would like to thank you once again and wish you all a happy and free holiday.in solidarity,The Shministim
The struggle for freedom continues.
Palestinian human rights activists like Abdallah Abu Rahmah and Mohammad Othman now sit in Israeli prisons with you as their most important global advocates.
Thank you to each one of you for being a part of this struggle.Happy Holidays and Chag Sameach,
Cecilie Surasky
Jewish Voice for PeaceP.S.
A new class of Shministim are now courageously saying no to the occupation. They need your support.
lunes, 9 de noviembre de 2009
IV Muestra de Derechos Humanos y cine invisible Ad Hocs, 2009
Están todos invitados del miércoles al sábado. El viernes 13 a las 16 hrs. se proyectarán los siguientes documentales "invisibilizados":Ø “Lo que Israel no quiere que veamos”. Jon Sistiaga. Reportajes Cuatro, España, 2008, 45 min.
Ø “Compensaciones por el horror”. Ochenta mil supervivientes del holocausto viven en condiciones de miseria en Israel. Guy Merzo y Orly Vilnai. Producciones Shamaim y Content, Israel, 2008. 50 min.
Ø Escuelas mixtas de palestinos y judíos. “Bridge over the wadi”, Heyman Brothers Films. 2006. 50 min.
Ø Abusos sexuales y el Vaticano, Up Roar for BBC, 2006. Reino Unido, 50 min.
sábado, 31 de octubre de 2009
Firmas para apoyar el informe de Goldstone
Más información en http://www.openshuhadastreet.org/node/116
This is from a SA-based solidarity organization:Please take one minute to go to www.SupportGoldstone.org and sign thepetition.Here is the text of the petition:The UN Goldstone report is a well-researched, fair-minded report. Israel andHamas mustconduct credible, independent investigations on war crimes and possiblecrimes againsthumanity or face the International Criminal Court. We demand accountabilityfor all victims,respect for the rule of law, international law and human rights.Also watch this profile and interview with Judge Richard Goldstone by BillMoyers:Read more http://www.openshuhadastreet.org/node/116--This is an automatic message from Open Shuhada Street!To manage your subscriptions, browse tohttp://www.openshuhadastreet.org/user/72/notificationsYou can unsubscribe athttp://www.openshuhadastreet.org/notifications/unsubscribe/sid/138?signa...==========Ran GreensteinJohannesburg, South Africa
miércoles, 28 de octubre de 2009
Amnistía Internacional: "Israel raciona el agua a la población palestina"
El agua es un derecho humano
Pastores del pueblo de Umm al Jeir, en el sur de la Cisjordania ocupada. Las comunidades dedicadas al pastoreo no tienen agua corriente, por lo que dependen del agua de lluvia almacenada en cisternas como ésta, que a menudo son destruidas por el ejército israelí. © Amnistía Internacional
La población palestina de los Territorios Palestinos Ocupados (TPO) no tiene acceso a un suministro de agua adecuado y seguro. Esto ha entorpecido sobremanera el desarrollo social y económico de los TPO y negado a muchas comunidades su derecho a un nivel de vida digno. El consumo palestino de agua rara vez alcanza los 70 litros diarios por persona, muy por debajo del mínimo diario de 100 litros per cápita recomendado por la Organización Mundial de la Salud. En contraste, el consumo diario per cápita israelí es cuatro veces superior. La desigualdad es aún más pronunciada entre las comunidades palestinas y los asentamientos israelíes ilegales establecidos en los TPO. Hay zonas de Cisjordania en las que los colonos israelíes utilizan hasta 20 veces más agua per cápita que sus vecinos palestinos. En el informe “Israel/ OPT Troubled Waters: Palestinians denied fair access to water” se revela hasta qué punto el carácter discriminatorio de las políticas y prácticas hídricas de Israel niega a la población palestina su derecho al agua. El impacto de la escasez de agua y los malos servicios de saneamiento de los TPO hacen mella en las comunidades más vulnerables, que son aquellas que viven en zonas rurales aisladas y en campos de refugiados superpoblados. Las comunidades rurales a las que no llega la red de suministro de agua dependen de la recogida de agua de lluvia para cubrir sus necesidades domésticas y agrícolas. En Gaza, entre el 90 y el 95 por ciento del suministro de agua está contaminado y no es apto para el consumo humano. Israel no permite llevar agua desde Cisjordania, y el acuífero costero se va agotando cada vez más debido a la sobreexplotación y a la contaminación de las aguas residuales. El bloqueo impide las reparaciones y la reconstrucción de las maltrechas instalaciones de la franja de Gaza.
Tomado de:
http://www.es.amnesty.org/paises/israel-y-territorios-ocupados/israel-raciona-el-agua-a-la-poblacion-palestina/
Ciberacción para apoyar el derecho al agua de la población palestina
La sección española de Amnistía Internacional ha lanzado en su centro de activismo en Internet, www.actuaconamnistia.org, una ciberación para que la ciudadanía le exija a Israel que respete el derecho al agua que tiene la población palestina.
Nota para los medios de comunicación: Este nuevo informe se presenta en el marco de la campaña de Amnistía Internacional Exige Dignidad, que tiene por objeto conseguir que se ponga fin a las violaciones de derechos humanos que contribuyen a crear la pobreza mundial y la intensifican.
La campaña moviliza a personas de todo el mundo con el objetivo de pedir a los gobiernos, empresas y otras entidades con poder que escuchen la voz de quienes viven sumidos en la pobreza y reconozcan y protejan sus derechos humanos. Para más información, visiten: http://www.es.amnesty.org/exigedignidad/
Categorías: Conflictos armados, Crímenes de guerra y crímenes contra la humanidad, Derechos económicos, sociales y culturales, Grupos armados de oposición, Impunidad, Israel y Territorios Ocupados, Oriente Próximo, Medio y Norte de Africa, Personas refugiadas, desplazadas, inmigrantes y demandantes de asilo
y más aquí: http://www.es.amnesty.org/noticias/noticias/articulo/israel-raciona-el-agua-a-un-hilo-a-la-poblacion-palestina/
domingo, 4 de octubre de 2009
Lunes 12 de octubre, 17 hrs. - Presentación del libro de Martin Buber "Una tierra para dos pueblos"


