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Britain Palestine Project
By Diana SafiehNews
Britain Palestine Project episodes
- S01 E11 Sir Vincent Fean - How may the US Presidential Elections Affect the Israel/Palestine Conflict?
Balfour Project Chair, Sir Vincent Fean, will be giving his impressions on how the US election results will affect the situation in Palestine/Israel.
Sir Vincent Fean is member of the British Diplomatic Service (DS) 1975-2014, his last post was as Consul-General, Jerusalem (2010-14), responsible locally for British Government relations with the Palestinians in the Occupied Palestinian Territories – what Vincent calls Palestine. Before Jerusalem, he was Ambassador to Libya, and previously High Commissioner to Malta. He studied Arabic in the DS. Vincent advocates equal rights for Israelis and Palestinians, and British Government recognition of the state of Palestine alongside Israel on pre-June 1967 lines. He is also a trustee of British charity Medical Aid for Palestinians, and a Patron of the Britain Palestine Friendship and Twinning Network. He is secretary of an informal Cross Party Group on Palestine/Israel at Westminster.1 hr 16 min - Conference on Jerusalem - Closing Remarks and Statement
Closing Remarks and Statement
HE Khaled Al-Duwaisan -Kuwaiti Ambassador to the UKSir Vincent Fean12 min - Conference on Jerusalem - Session VI: Questions and Answers
Jerusalem: from Past Divisions to a Shared Future? - Online Conference 27 October 2020
Session VI: Questions and Answers
Moderated by Ian BlackPanellists: Baroness Helena Kennedy QC, Daniel Seidemann, Daniel Levy, Rula Salameh, Sir Vincent Fean37 min - Conference on Jerusalem - Session V: Britain’s Role in the Coming Years
Jerusalem: from Past Divisions to a Shared Future? - Online Conference 27 October 2020
Session V: Britain’s Role in the Coming Years
Chair: Sir Vincent FeanKeynote Speaker: Rt Hon Alistair BurtPanellists: Julie Elliott MP (Labour), Tommy Sheppard MP (SNP), Rt Hon Baroness Lindsay Northover (LibDem)1 hr 7 min - Conference on Jerusalem - Session IV: Contemporary Realities and Plans to Share the City
Jerusalem: from Past Divisions to a Shared Future? - Online Conference 27 October 2020
Session IV: Contemporary Realities and Plans to Share the City
Chair: Dr Imad Karam (BP Trustee)Keynote Speaker: Daniel LevyPanellists: Ariel Caine, Rula Salameh, Yudith Oppenheimer1 hr 17 min - Conference on Jerusalem - Session III: Religion and Holy Sites
Jerusalem: from Past Divisions to a Shared Future? - Online Conference 27 October 2020
Session III: Religion and Holy Sites
Chair: Bishop Michael Doe (BP Executive Committee)Keynote Speaker: Daniel SeidemannPanellists: Imam Monawar Hussain, Bishop Christopher Chessun, Rabbi Jeremy Gordon1 hr 17 min - Conference on Jerusalem - Session II: International Law and Human Rights
Jerusalem: from Past Divisions to a Shared Future? - Online Conference 27 October 2020
Session II: International Law and Human Rights
Chair: John McHugo (BP Trustee)Keynote Speaker: Baroness Helena Kennedy QCPanellists: Iain Scobbie, Daniel Seidemann & Victor Kattan1 hr 13 min - Conference on Jerusalem - Introduction & Session I: History
Jerusalem: from Past Divisions to a Shared Future? - Online Conference 27 October 2020
Introduction Welcome: Sir Vincent Fean (BP Chair of Trustees) Video Message from HRH Prince El Hassan bin Talal of Jordan
Session I: History Chair: Andrew Whitley (BP Trustee) Keynote Speaker: Avi Shlaim Panellists:Menachem Klein, Mick Dumper, Salim Tamari
1 hr 28 min - S01 E10 Ian Black on Unseen question? Zionism and the Palestinians under the British Mandate
From the early days of Zionist settlement in Ottoman Palestine it was clear that the project faced opposition from the native Arab majority. Hostility escalated with the start of British rule and the violence that engendered. Zionist leaders like David Ben-Gurion admitted privately that a national confrontation was under way but official public messaging was that Arabs would benefit from the Jewish economic development of the country. By the end of the Palestinian “great rebellion” of 1936-1939 that was exposed as an illusion.
Ian Black is a visiting senior fellow at the Middle East Centre, LSE. He was Middle East editor, European editor, diplomatic editor and Middle East correspondent of the Guardian. He is the author of several books, including Enemies and Neighbours: Arabs and Jews in Palestine and Israel, 1917-2017 (Allen Lane, Penguin, 2017).1 hr 6 min - S01 E09 Former Israeli Ambassador Dr. Alon Liel - Is the failed formal annexation attempt a regional turning point?
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Former Israeli diplomat who served as:
*Director General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and of the Ministry of Economy and Planning.*Ambassador of Israel to South Africa 1992-1994 (Non Resident Ambassador to Mozambique and Zimbabwe)*Consul General of Israel to South Eastern United States (based in Atlanta, Georgia)*Foreign Ministry Spokesman*Charge D ‘affairs (head of mission) of Israel in Turkey*Vice Consul of Israel to the Mid-Western United States (based in Chicago. Illinois)1 hr 5 min
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