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- Israeli women's rights slipping in face of ultra-Orthodox Jewry—LA Times
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Printer-friendly versionDirector's Screening of "Israel vs. Israel" in Orange
posted January 20, 2012 - 3:39pm by EditorLevantine Cultural Center presents in association with Chapman University's Documentary Film Club, Dodge College of Film and Media Arts, and the Peace Studies Program, Wilkinson College of Humanities and Social Sciences, a director's screening and panel discussion of the powerful, award-winning* documentary Israel vs. Israel, on Thurs., Feb. 09, 7:00 pm.
"Sarah's War" Previews at the Hudson Theatre
posted January 23, 2012 - 3:36pm by EditorSarah's War is a fictional look at the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, suggested by the real-life experiences of the late American activist Rachel Corrie. Sarah's War may be less polarizing than some previous dramatic treatments and includes Palestinian, Israeli and American perspectives, revealing humanity on all sides to avoid the pitfall of objectification of the Other.
"Sarah's War" Previews at the Hudson Theatre
posted January 23, 2012 - 4:44pm by EditorSarah's War is a fictional look at the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, suggested by the real-life experiences of the late American activist Rachel Corrie. Sarah's War may be less polarizing than some previous dramatic treatments and includes Palestinian, Israeli and American perspectives, revealing humanity on all sides to avoid the pitfall of objectification of the Other.
"Sarah's War" & Freedom Theatre Benefit
posted September 18, 2011 - 4:48pm by EditorActor Shiva Rose, Playwright Valerie Dillman, Director Matt McKenzie, Activist Amani Jabsheh and Friends of the Levantine Cultural Center invite you to help underwrite the first Middle Eastern theatre company of Los Angeles, Freedom Theatre West (FTW), named in honor of Juliano Mer-Khamis' Jenin company, the Freedom Theatre. The objective is raise completion funds to underwrite the first FTW production, Sarah's War, by Valerie Dillman. We have raised a significant contribution toward the $25,000 goal and iook forward to raising the balance by Feb. 11, 2012 with your help.
"Sarah's War" Gala Opening at the Hudson Theatre
posted January 23, 2012 - 4:54pm by EditorA special wine reception with cast & crew follows this gala opening performance of Sarah's War, is a fictional look at the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, suggested by the real-life experiences of the late American activist Rachel Corrie. Sarah's War may be less polarizing than some previous dramatic treatments and includes Palestinian, Israeli and American perspectives, revealing humanity on all sides to avoid the pitfall of objectification of the Other.
"Sarah's War" Matinee at the Hudson Theatre
posted January 23, 2012 - 5:01pm by EditorSarah's War is a fictional look at the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, suggested by the real-life experiences of the late American activist Rachel Corrie. Sarah's War may be less polarizing than some previous dramatic treatments and includes Palestinian, Israeli and American perspectives, revealing humanity on all sides to avoid the pitfall of objectification of the Other.
The Future of Islam in the 21st Century: Prof. John Esposito
posted January 23, 2012 - 11:04am by EditorBassam Haddad on Syria's Authoritarian Regime
posted February 3, 2012 - 10:47am by EditorMENA-X: Secrets of Saudi Women
posted February 3, 2012 - 10:12am by EditorAn evening in the MENA-X series with authors Ferial Masry and Chris Cryer. Chris Cryer's new book is Tolstoy in Riyadh-A Story of a Teacher and Her Muse. Ferial Masry is the author of Running for All the Right Reasons: A Saudi-Born Woman's Pursuit of Democracy. The two women discuss their Lives, their friendship and their books on the Saudi exotique.
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