Highlights from the second day of the sixth annual Israeli Apartheid Week in Toronto, filmed on 2 March 2010. Speakers include Ilaria Giglioli, Atif Kubursi and Gitz Crazyboy.
This program was produced by Israeli Apartheid Week Toronto for March 3, 2010.
For more information, visit:
http://apartheidweek.org
Highlights from the opening day of the sixth annual Israeli Apartheid Week in Toronto, filmed on 1 March 2010. Speakers include Na’eem Jeena and Jon Elmer.
This program was produced by Israeli Apartheid Week Toronto for March 1, 2010.
For more information, visit:
http://apartheidweek.org
Jon Elmer talks with Black Mask’s Ethan Osland about Anarchism & Palestine, as well as Canada’s continuing complicity in Israeli Apartheid.
This program was produced by Black Mask.
For more information, visit:
http://jonelmer.ca
In late June, 2009, 200 people marched in a boisterous contingent in the Toronto Pride parade under the banner Queers Against Israeli Apartheid. A few years prior, radical Israeli queer folks with the group Black Laundry made waves when they marched with a banner exclaiming “No Pride in the Occupation!”, refusing to be complicit as the second intifada was breaking out. And now, Q-Team and other allied groups are gearing up for a similar intervention in the Montreal pride parade on August 16th.
This program was produced by Under The Olive Tree for August 10, 2009.
For more information, visit:
http://aaron.resist.ca
http://www.queersagainstapartheid.org
http://www.aswatgroup.org/english
Prior to the weekly nonviolent demonstration in Bil’in, a press conference took place where a representative of the village’s popular committee, a member of the Palestinian Boycott National Committee, and world renowned Canadian journalist and author Naomi Klein spoke of the local struggle, the village’s new court case in Canada against Canadian companies building the new neighborhoods on Bil’in land, the boycott movement, and the inability to detach art and politics.
This program was produced in Bil’in for June 26, 2009.
For more information, visit:
http://naomiklein.com
http://www.bilin-village.org
The Canadian government placed the U.S. and Israel on a list of nations that engage in torture. The government later caved to U.S. pressure to remove both nations from this list. The Real News speaks with Alex Nave, the Secretary-General of Amnesty International Canada.
This program was produced by The Real News for January 22, 2008.
For more information, visit:
http://therealnews.com
http://amnesty.ca
http://www.stoptorture.org.il/eng/
George Rishmawi, founder of the International Middle East Media Center, speaks with Word Of Mouth about the untold stories of Palestine, community news from the grassroots, and his Canada campus speaking tour.
This program was produced by Word Of Mouth for CKLN Radio.
For more information, visit:
http://ckln.fm
http://imemc.org
Stefan Christoff speaks to writer/activist Tariq Ali on the history of Hezbollah as a political force in Lebanon & the Middle East, while also addressing Canada’s designation of the movement as “terrorist” in the post 9/11 political environment.
This program was produced for Radio TADAMON on November 2, 2007.
For more information, visit:
http://tadamon.resist.ca
http://tariqali.org
Aaron Maté reports on his week in the Occupied Territories.
CKUT Radio spoke with Aron after the evening’s military operation on Arafat’s compound in Ramallah. Daniel, who has been participating in weekly vigils outside of the Israeli Consulate in Montreal on Friday’s at noon with Palestinian and Jewish Unity (PAJU), also asked questions. NOTE: Aaron cell cuts out at 17:20 when answering what action should Canadians take, but Daniel summarizes the interview nicely. In addition to describing his week, Aaron described the scene of Arafat’s compound, the media’s coverage of violence in the Occupied Territories, and the depression that Palestinian’s experience while maintaining their humanity.
This program was produced by CKUT Radio following the Israeli siege on Arafat’s government compound in 2003.
For more information, visit:
http://www.ckut.ca