Palestine Awareness Week Commences at SDSU « All-American Girl for the Restoration of Values

 

 

Palestine Awareness Week (famously known as “Israel Apartheid Week” here at UCSD) at San Diego State University has commenced. This event will take place from March 1st-11th, 2011.

That means more anti-Israel, anti-Jewish, and anti-American sentiment on this college campus and others nationwide.

Details about this week can be found on the SDSU SJP Facebook event and are elaborated below:

Please Distribute Widely!

Palestine Awareness Week
at San Diego State University
March 1st to March 11th

March 1st & 2nd

Life Behind the Wall

SJP at SDSU will display a mock Apartheid Wall on Campanile Walkway at SDSU depicting the quality of life and the disparities on each side of the wall. Israel refers to this wall as their “Security Fence” which separates communities and annexes more Palestinian land.

The wall will be displayed from 8 AM until 5 PM on both days.

Tuesday, March 1st at 12 PM: Professor Jonathon Graubart will be speaking about the International Court of Justice decision that the building of the wall is contrary to international law.

Wednesday March 2nd at 12 PM: Leena Barakat will present on her experiences in Palestine.

Wednesday, March 2nd

“Exposing AIPAC: Undoing the Zionist Myth”
Lecture by Miko Peled
@ 7 PM in Casa Real (Aztec Center)

Miko Peled, is an Israeli writer and activist living in the US. He is about to publish his book “The General’s Son” a personal narrative of an Israeli discovering Palestine. Miko is the son of Israeli General Matti Peled, who was among Israeli top decision makers in the 1967 Six Day War. In 1997 Miko’s 13 year old niece was killed in a suicide attack in Jerusalem urging Miko to learn more about the conflict and engage with his Palestinian neighbors to learn what can be done to stop the killing of innocent people. Miko, along with Palestinian Nader Elbanna is co founder of the Elbanna-Peled Foundation, dedicated to empowering groups who work for reconciliation efforts in Israel/Palestine.

Wednesday, March 9th

Talk w/ Huwaida Arraf
@ 7 PM in Casa Real (Aztec Center)

Huwaida Arraf is one of the co-founders of the International Solidarity Movement. She has a been a long time activist in the Occupied Territories maintaining her political stance of non-violent resistance. She was also the co-chair for Students for Justice in Palestine at the Washington School of Law. Arraf chairs the Free Gaza Movement, the organization behind the Gaza Freedom Flotillas- a series of groups of ships carrying activists and humanitarian aid that were organized to break Israel’s naval blockade of the Gaza Strip. She was aboard the 2008 Free Gaza boats and the 2010 flotilla that was raided by Israeli commandos on May 31, 2010.

Friday, March 11th

Palestine Cultural Night
@ 6:30 PM in Backdoor (Aztec Center)

FREE Authentic Palestinian Food
Featuring:
Spoken Word
Oud performance
Tabla perfomance
Visual Art
Dabke

An anti-AIPAC event will occur on March 2nd. Details are featured on ActivistSanDiego.org:

“Exposing AIPAC: Undoing the Zionist Myth”
Lecture by Miko Peled

Miko Peled, is an Israeli writer and activist living in the US. He is about to publish his book “The General’s Son,” a personal narrative of an Israeli discovering Palestine. Miko is the son of Israeli General Matti Peled, who was among Israel’s top decision makers in the 1967 Six Day War. In 1997 Miko’s 13 year old niece was killed in a suicide attack in Jerusalem, prompting Miko to learn more about the conflict and engage with his Palestinian neighbors to learn what can be done to stop the killing of innocent people. Miko, along with Palestinian Nader Elbanna, is co founder of the Elbanna-Peled Foundation, dedicated to empowering groups who work for reconciliation efforts in Israel/Palestine.

If you are tired of this bias and anti-Israel sentiment on campus, contact the David Horowitz Freedom Center and your local AIPAC/StandWithUs/pro-Israel group to learn how to properly combat this.

 

 

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One Response to Palestine Awareness Week Commences at SDSU « All-American Girl for the Restoration of Values

  1. Angel says:

    Miko Peled is a fraud. He claims to be a “peace activist”, but what he deserves to be called instead is “hate activist”. His presentations are always the same: his daddy was a famous Israeli general, a hawk in 1967 turned peacenik later, he is himself an Israeli-American who lives in San Diego, California, and he hates Israel, advocating the one-State solution because he doesn’t believe the two-State solution is viable any more. On this latter point, he is correct, but he doesn’t say why. Of course he blames Israel, when in fact the Palestinians are the ones to blame for the sorry condition they’re in, including the fact that they’ve been too busy practicing terrorism and nurturing their despicable culture of hate to do the hard work of building their own nation. Typically in this last lecture, that was supposed to be on “Exposing AIPAC: Undoing the Zionist Myth”, he hardly said a word about AIPAC! For those who are interested in listening to his rants (if only for clinical reasons), click here: http://www.mideastbooks.com/audios/MikoPeledSDSU030211.wma .

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