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Facts on the Ground: Report from Occupied Palestine

Monday, April 7, 7pm at LAVA, 4134 Lancaster Ave.

The Palestine Solidarity Project (http://palestinesolidarityproject.org) was founded in the summer of 2006 by Palestinians and internationals.  It is a Palestinian organization that incorporates international volunteers interested in pro-actively confronting the Israeli Occupation using non-violent strategies.  PSP combines direct action and support for popular resistance and micro economic development programs, knowing that true freedom must include economic self-sufficiency.

Bekah Wolf is a co-founder of the Palestine Solidarity Project.  A Jewish American, she began working in Palestine in 2003 and has spent the last 2 years living there and supporting non-violent popular resistance against the Israeli Occupation.  She will speak about the integral role women have played in the Palestine solidarity movement and the work of PSP, the current situation in Palestine for "regular folks", reactions to the "peace talks" and what people are doing to organize popular unarmed resistance to Israeli Occupation.

The presentation will include a short film screening of PSP actions and activities.

This event is part of Philly Remembers Al Nakba: 60 Days for 60 Years.
www.phillyalnakba.org

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