Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Redefining the Occupation in Palestine

Other Voices TV: Redefining the Occupation in Palestine



Peninsula Peace and Justice Center - www.peaceandjustice.org

A conversation with Mark Turner Founder & Director, Research Journalism Initiative Human Rights Activist, Nablus, Palestine Nora Bar...all » A conversation with Mark Turner Founder & Director, Research Journalism Initiative Human Rights Activist, Nablus, Palestine Nora Barrows-Friedman Executive Producer & Co-host, Flashpoints, KPFA As the US corporate establishment media pretends not to notice the daily Israeli incursions, kidnappings, extra-judicial assassinations, torture, land theft, and economic subjugation inside the West Bank and Gaza strip, it is more important than ever to educate ourselves and our communities about the reality in which Palestinians are forced to live; and better understand the role that we play here in the States as taxpayers -- and as global citizens of conscience. The Research Journalism Initiative is a cooperative education partnership between Najah University in the besieged West Bank city of Nablus and a growing number of High Schools in the United States. RJI's founder and director, Mark Turner, has just returned from another 9-month stay in Nablus. He will discuss the current and historical situation inside occupied Palestine. Nora Barrows-Friedman, 29, is the Executive Producer and co-host of Flashpoints, a daily investigative newsmagazine on Pacifica Radio. Since 2004, she has been reporting regularly from the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip for Flashpoints and as a correspondent for Inter Press Service, a news agency based in Europe. Nora is on the board of directors of the Research Journalism Initiative. Her website is http://www.norabf.com/, and she can be heard daily on http://www.flashpoints.net/




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