IYAD
BURNAT, the coordinator of the Popular Committee in Bil'in, is coming to Boston
TOMORROW.
For ten years Iyad Burnat and the Popular Committee have organized weekly demonstrations against the confiscation of Bil’in’s land and destruction of its olive trees.
For ten years demonstrators have faced brutal repression at the hands of the Israeli military and settlers.
You may have seen Iyad Burnat in his brother’s Oscar-nominated film, ‘Five Broken Cameras.’
Now you have a chance to hear him talk about Bil’in’s decade-long struggle for justice and freedom and what inspires him to continue on the path of non-violent resistance.
Please plan to attend one – or more! - of his talks:
Monday March 30 (Land Day) 7 PMCommunity Church of Boston
(565 Boylston in Copley Square)
Tuesday March 31, 7 PMNortheastern University, East Village, Room 8 &10
(This is the new residential hall at 291 St. Botolph Street)
Wednesday April 1, Noon‘Bil’in: 10 Years of Popular Struggle and the Media’
Tufts University, Tisch Library, Room 304 (35 Professors Row)
Wednesday April 1, 7 PMThe Cambridge Forum, ‘Non-Violent Resistance in Palestine’
With social justice activist Trina Jackson
First Parish (UU) Church at 1446 Mass Ave in Harvard Square
Co-sponsored by: Alliance for a Secular & Democratic South Asia, Boston Coalition for Palestinian Rights, Code Pink – Geater Boston
Jewish Voice for Peace – Boston, Jewish Women for Justice in Israel/Palestine, Northeastern Students for Justice in Palestine,
Palestinian House of New England, United for Justice with Peace, Unitarian Universalists for Justice in the Middle East – Massachusetts chapter
For more information: numurray@comcast.net
For ten years Iyad Burnat and the Popular Committee have organized weekly demonstrations against the confiscation of Bil’in’s land and destruction of its olive trees.
For ten years demonstrators have faced brutal repression at the hands of the Israeli military and settlers.
You may have seen Iyad Burnat in his brother’s Oscar-nominated film, ‘Five Broken Cameras.’
Now you have a chance to hear him talk about Bil’in’s decade-long struggle for justice and freedom and what inspires him to continue on the path of non-violent resistance.
Please plan to attend one – or more! - of his talks:
Monday March 30 (Land Day) 7 PMCommunity Church of Boston
(565 Boylston in Copley Square)
Tuesday March 31, 7 PMNortheastern University, East Village, Room 8 &10
(This is the new residential hall at 291 St. Botolph Street)
Wednesday April 1, Noon‘Bil’in: 10 Years of Popular Struggle and the Media’
Tufts University, Tisch Library, Room 304 (35 Professors Row)
Wednesday April 1, 7 PMThe Cambridge Forum, ‘Non-Violent Resistance in Palestine’
With social justice activist Trina Jackson
First Parish (UU) Church at 1446 Mass Ave in Harvard Square
Co-sponsored by: Alliance for a Secular & Democratic South Asia, Boston Coalition for Palestinian Rights, Code Pink – Geater Boston
Jewish Voice for Peace – Boston, Jewish Women for Justice in Israel/Palestine, Northeastern Students for Justice in Palestine,
Palestinian House of New England, United for Justice with Peace, Unitarian Universalists for Justice in the Middle East – Massachusetts chapter
For more information: numurray@comcast.net
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