Photos of Shame
Monday, April 27, 2009
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
What Color Goes Well With Cherry Red
Concert The Palestinian Community in Valencia invites you to an act of solidarity
The Palestinian Community in Valencia invites you to act solidaridadcon the Palestinian people, on the occasion of the Palestinian community in Valencia invites you to act solidaridadcon the Palestinian people, on the occasion of 61 anniversary of Al Nakba (the catastrophe) Palestinian, to be held:
the April 25
at 20:00 h,
in the cloister of La Nau, University of Valencia (College Street No. 2) .
is a unique opportunity to enjoy this kind of Palestinian state bailetradicional support and solidarity connuestro people who are facing one of the most atrocious forms degenocidio and usurpation of their past, present and future.
For more information:
http://www.comunidadpalestina.org/
http://valenciaambgaza.wordpress.com/
http://www.uv.es/cultura/v/ efim/forumpalestina09.htm
http://valenciaambgaza.wordpress.com/
http://www.uv.es/cultura/v/ efim/forumpalestina09.htm
The Board of Directors of the Palestinian Community in Valencia (692,536,768)
Monday, April 20, 2009
Creative Sb Audigy Se Front Panel Audio
this sea salt
You can not stop watching this film made in Palestine for Palestinians ... and if you are not convinced leed the interview in El Pais.
INTERVIEW:
filmmaker Annemarie Jacir's Salt of this sea is a road movie and love story. The particularity of this debut feature of director Annemarie Jacir is that the country that run the two lovers is Palestine. "Earlier in the film, saw the Palestinians through the eyes of the Israelis, and this is changing thanks in part to the movies," says the director. The story chronicles the journey of Soraya (Suheir Hammad), a Palestinian who lives in New York and returns to his native country, and Emad (Salah Bakri), a fellow whose only desire is to escape from Palestine. Together they toured the Mediterranean coast drive from Ramallah to Haifa via Tel Aviv. "The landscape is a character in the story. Everywhere there are traces of recent history," says Jacir (Bethlehem, 1964), referring in particular to a point in the film where the actors come to the ravaged hometown Emad to the ground by the Israeli army. Continue reading>>>