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San
Diego Nakba
Commemoration
Sunday 16 May 2004, 5:30 PM
Featuring New Documentary "Until
when ..." Not to be missed!
This new documentary presents
a narrative by four Palestinian refugee families living in the
Dheisheh Refugee Camp near Bethlehem. From children to grandparents,
they speak about their lives and living conditions with sorrow,
frustration, hope and even humor. An intimate portrait
of the lives of Palestinian refugees today.
Also included in the
documentary, is rare footage from inside an Israeli prison in the
Naqab.
Director: Dahna Abourahme, falafel daddy
productions - 2004
Poetry reading before and discussion after the
documentary
Where:
Islamic Center of San Diego
7050 Eckstrom
Ave,
San Diego, CA 92111
Directions: From I-805 exit Balboa Avenue.
Head west. Left on Eckstrom Ave.
Admission Free! Donations welcome,
No one turned away
Co-Sponsored by: Al-Awda San Diego, Palestine
Right to Return Coalition; American-Arab Anti-Discrimination
Committee San Diego; Alliance for Free Palestine at SDSU;
Arab Students Union at UCSD; Muslim Student Association at UCSD
For more information, e-mail: [email protected] or [email protected]
Download Event Flyer
Mahmoud
Darwish, Palestinian poet, Nakba Day, May 2001 - "Today
is our day of remembrance. We needn't look at what happened yesterday
to recall the chronology of crimes perpetrated. The present is
a living reminder of the catastrophe, the nakba, the tragic events
of which are still unfolding. We are still cut by the elements
of that tragedy here and now. We are still resisting the expression
of its effects, here and now, on the soil of our homeland." |
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