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SUMMARY:Cincinnati: Nakba Tour
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday\, 27 March\n6:00 pm\nClifton Mosque\n3668 Clifton AveX\nCincinnati\, OH\nFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/1252240264941085/ \nAll are welcome! \nWe are honored to once again host the Nakba Tour in Cincinnati. This is an opportunity that no one should miss! \nHear Umm Akram (89) and Ameena (24) share their personal story of the most tragic event in Palestinian history. The program will begin with a short film followed by first hand accounts of of the Nakba from Umm Akram. Ameena will share her story of her life as a descendant of survivors awaiting for their right of return in the Palestinian refugee camps of Lebanon\, 71 years later. \n_______________________\nThis is a community funded event.\nDonations are greatly appreciated. Please bring your donation with you to event.\nDonations are 501c3 tax deductible!\nYou are welcome to bring a dish to share- please\, no pork\nFor more info: www.nakbatour.com\n_______________________ \nOn May 14\, 1948\, as Zionist leader David Ben Gurion was proclaiming a Jewish state in Palestine\, his troops drove out the inhabitants of the ancient Palestinian town of al-Zeeb. 18-year-old Mariam Fathalla (Umm Akram) was one of them. She and her young husband fled to Lebanon. By year’s end the 4\,000-year-old community had been leveled. More than half of all Palestinians were killed or expelled and more than half the cities\, towns and villages disappeared\, a crime that Palestinians call al-Nakba (the Catastrophe). Now 89 years old\, Mariam has spent the last 71 years in crowded\, makeshift refugee camps in Lebanon. She has raised three generations\, all waiting to return to Palestine. She has seen five Israeli invasions of Lebanon\, as well as the 1976 Tel al-Zaatar camp massacre that killed more than 2000 refugees there. \nAmena ElAshkar\, 24\, is a Palestinian journalist and translator. the granddaughter and great granddaughter of Nakba survivors and has known no home other than a refugee camp.
URL:https://nakbatour.com/event/cincinnati-nakba-tour/
LOCATION:Clifton Mosque\, 3668 Clifton Ave\, Cincinnati\, OH\, United States
CATEGORIES:Nakba Tour 2019
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SUMMARY:Dallas: The North America Nakba Tour
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, March 24\n5:00 pm\n701 Belt Line Rd. \nGarland\, TX\nFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/625009664587448/ \nIn 2016 the Nakba Tour brought 21-year-old Amena Elashkar and 86-year-old Nakba survivor Mariam Fathalla to 26 venues in North America. In 2017\, Amena journeyed with 85-year-old Khawla Ibrahim to another 29 venues. This year\, Amena is returning with Umm Akram (Mariam Fathalla)\, now 89\, to share her personal story of the most tragic event in Palestinian history. \nOn May 14\, 1948\, as Zionist leader David Ben Gurion was proclaiming a Jewish state in Palestine\, his troops drove out the inhabitants of the ancient Palestinian town of al-Zeeb. 18-year-old Mariam Fathalla (Umm Akram) was one of them. She and her young husband fled to Lebanon. By year’s end\, the 4\,000-year-old community had been leveled. More than half of all Palestinians were killed or expelled and more than half the cities\, towns and villages disappeared\, a crime that Palestinians call al-Nakba (the Catastrophe). Now 89 years old\, Mariam has spent the last 71 years in crowded\, makeshift refugee camps in Lebanon. She has raised three generations\, all waiting to return to Palestine. She has seen five Israeli invasions of Lebanon\, as well as the 1976 Tel al-Zaatar camp massacre that killed more than 2000 refugees there. \nAmena El-Ashkar\, 24\, is a Palestinian journalist and translator. The granddaughter and great granddaughter of Nakba survivors and has known no home other than a refugee camp.
URL:https://nakbatour.com/event/dallas-the-north-america-nakba-tour/
LOCATION:701 Belt Line Rd\, 701 Belt Line Rd\, Garland\, TX\, United States
CATEGORIES:Nakba Tour 2019
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SUMMARY:Birmingham: Stateless Palestinians from the Camps in Lebanon
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, March 14\n6:30 pm\nBirmingham Civil Rights Institute\n520 16th St. North\nBirmingham\, AL\nFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/2283148511925107/ \nMariam Fathalla\, now 89 years old\, has spent the last 71 years in crowded\, makeshift refugee camps in Lebanon. She has raised three generations\, all waiting to return to Palestine. \nMariam wants to meet you. So does Amena Ashkar\, a 24 year old journalist and translator. They have a different message. They do not live in Palestine. They have no citizenship anywhere. They do not live under Israeli occupation. They have a different perspective. \nFree admission – international snacks distributed at the end of the program. Plenty of parking available. \nContact Farook Chandiwala\, farooqyc@gmail.com \nSponsored by: Birmingham Islamic Society\, Birmingham Civil Rights Institute
URL:https://nakbatour.com/event/birmingham-stateless-palestinians-from-the-camps-in-lebanon/
LOCATION:Birmingham Civil Rights Institute\, 520 16th St. N\, Birmingham\, AL\, United States
CATEGORIES:Nakba Tour 2019
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SUMMARY:Atlanta\, Georgia: Nakba Tour - The Exiled Palestinians
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, March 12\n6:00 pm\nMutual Aid Liberation Center\n9 Gammon Avenue SE\nAtlanta\, Georgia\nFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/2299473006997222/ \nProject South is honored to host a stop of the North American Nakba Tour\, which invites Palestinian survivors of the Nakba (or “catastrophe\,” the ethnic cleansing of Palestine that took place in 1948 with the creation of Israel) to speak to venues across the country. \nThe Tour covered 26 venues in 2016 and 29 in 2017. \nThe purpose of the Tour is to humanize Palestinian refugees across national boundaries and build popular support for the liberation of Palestine without restriction.
URL:https://nakbatour.com/event/atlanta-georgia-nakba-tour-the-exiled-palestinians/
LOCATION:Mutual Aid and Liberation Center\, 9 Gammon Avenue SE\, Atlanta\, GA\, United States
CATEGORIES:Nakba Tour 2019
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SUMMARY:Charlotte: The Exiled Palestinians - North America Nakba Tour
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, March 10 \n4:00 pm\nMasjid Ash-Shaheed\n400 West Sugar Creek Rd.\nCharlotte\, NC 28213\nFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/1093424864162311/ \nOn May 14\, 1948\, as Zionist leader David Ben Gurion was proclaiming a Jewish state in Palestine\, his troops drove out the inhabitants of the ancient Palestinian town of al-Zeeb. 18-year-old Mariam Fathalla was one of them. She and her young husband fled to Lebanon. By year’s end the 4\,000-year-old community had been leveled. More than half of all Palestinians were killed or expelled and more than half the cities\, towns and villages disappeared\, a crime that Palestinians call al-Nakba (the Catastrophe). \nNow 89 years old\, Mariam has spent the last 71 years in crowded\, makeshift refugee camps in Lebanon. She has raised three generations\, all waiting to return to Palestine. She has seen five Israeli invasions of Lebanon\, as well as the 1976 Tel al-Zaatar camp massacre that killed more than 2000 refugees there. \nMariam wants meet you. So does Amena el Ashkar\, the great granddaughter of other Nakba survivors. They have a different message. They do not live in Palestine. They have no citizenship anywhere. They do not live under Israeli occupation. Israel does not allow them to visit their homes\, much less live there. Amena never met an Israeli before the Nakba Tour\, and Mariam not since 1948. They have a different perspective. \nSponsored by the Palestinian American Community Center. Endorsed by PCO\, Masjid Ash-Shaheed
URL:https://nakbatour.com/event/charlotte-the-exiled-palestinians-north-america-nakba-tour/
LOCATION:Masjid ash-Shaheed\, 400 West Sugar Creek Rd.\, Charlotte\, NC\, United States
CATEGORIES:Nakba Tour 2019
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SUMMARY:UNCC: The Exiled Palestinians - North America Nakba Tour
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, March 9 \n6:00 pm\nUNCC\nFretwell 100\nCharlotte\, NC\nFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/2405998139444840/ \nOn May 14\, 1948\, as Zionist leader David Ben Gurion was proclaiming a Jewish state in Palestine\, his troops drove out the inhabitants of the ancient Palestinian town of al-Zeeb. 18-year-old Mariam Fathalla was one of them. She and her young husband fled to Lebanon. By year’s end the 4\,000-year-old community had been leveled. More than half of all Palestinians were killed or expelled and more than half the cities\, towns and villages disappeared\, a crime that Palestinians call al-Nakba (the Catastrophe). \nNow 89 years old\, Mariam has spent the last 71 years in crowded\, makeshift refugee camps in Lebanon. She has raised three generations\, all waiting to return to Palestine. She has seen five Israeli invasions of Lebanon\, as well as the 1976 Tel al-Zaatar camp massacre that killed more than 2000 refugees there. \nMariam wants meet you. So does Amena el Ashkar\, the great granddaughter of other Nakba survivors. They have a different message. They do not live in Palestine. They have no citizenship anywhere. They do not live under Israeli occupation. Israel does not allow them to visit their homes\, much less live there. Amena never met an Israeli before the Nakba Tour\, and Mariam not since 1948. They have a different perspective. \nSponsored by the Palestinian American Community Center. Endorsed by PCO\, Masjid Ashaheed
URL:https://nakbatour.com/event/uncc-the-exiled-palestinians-north-america-nakba-tour/
LOCATION:Fretwell Building\, room 100\, University of North Carolina\, Charlotte\, 9203 Mary Alexander Rd\, Charlotte\, NC\, United States
CATEGORIES:Nakba Tour 2019
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20190307T190000
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SUMMARY:Chapel Hill: Direct from the Refugee Camps - Stateless Palestinians from Lebanon Tell Their Story
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, March 7\n7:00 pm\nChurch of Reconciliation\n110 N. Elliott Rd\nChapel Hill\, NC\nFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/315880448931249/ \nFeaturing journalist and great granddaughter of Nakba survivors\, Amena Ashkar and 89 yr old Nakba survivor\, Mariam Fathalla whose ancient Palestinian village al Zeeb was leveled. \nTime stopped in 1948 for the Palestinian refugees in Lebanon. Many of them and their descendants live in the same refugee camps created when the Zionist forces expelled them from their villages. Stateless and without the benefits of citizenship\, these vulnerable Palestinian refugees have very few rights decades later in Lebanon\, where they continue to be denied basic civil rights as well as their most fundamental right: The right to return to their homeland which Israel prevents. \nSponsored by: The Coalition for Peace with Justice and AIME\nHosted by: Salaam Shalom Support Group
URL:https://nakbatour.com/event/chapel-hill-direct-from-the-refugee-camps-stateless-palestinians-from-lebanon-tell-their-story/
LOCATION:Church of Reconciliation\, 110 N. Elliott Rd\, Chapel Hill\, NC\, United States
CATEGORIES:Nakba Tour 2019
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20190304T193000
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SUMMARY:Bethesda\, Maryland: The Exiled Palestinians: Voices from Stateless Women
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, March 4\n7:30 pm\nWestmoreland Congregational UCC\n1 Westmoreland Circle Drive\nBethesda\, Maryland\nFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/245337153078579/ \nOn May 14\, 1948\, as Zionist leader David Ben Gurion was proclaiming a Jewish state in Palestine\, his troops drove out the inhabitants of the ancient Palestinian town of al-Zeeb. 18-year-old Mariam Fathalla was one of them. She and her young husband fled to Lebanon. By year’s end the 4\,000-year-old community had been leveled. More than half of all Palestinians were killed or expelled and more than half the cities\, towns and villages disappeared\, a crime that Palestinians call al-Nakba (the Catastrophe). \nNow 89 years old\, Mariam has spent the last 71 years in crowded\, makeshift refugee camps in Lebanon. She has raised three generations\, all waiting to return to Palestine. She has seen five Israeli invasions of Lebanon\, as well as the 1976 Tel al-Zaatar camp massacre that killed more than 2000 refugees there. \nMariam wants meet you. So does Amena el Ashkar\, the great granddaughter of other Nakba survivors. They have a different message. They do not live in Palestine. They have no citizenship anywhere. They do not live under Israeli occupation. Israel does not allow them to visit their homes\, much less live there. Amena never met an Israeli before the Nakba Tour\, and Mariam not since 1948. They have a different perspective.
URL:https://nakbatour.com/event/bethesda-maryland-the-exiled-palestinians-voices-from-stateless-women/
LOCATION:Westmoreland Congregational UCC\, 1 Westmoreland Circle Drive\, Bethesda\, MD\, United States
CATEGORIES:Nakba Tour 2019
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