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Military oppression; an Israeli export product | Decolonial Learning Session 33
In this session, we discuss the zine ISRAEL'S WORLDWIDE ROLE IN OPPRESSION by the International Jewish Antizionist Network published in 2012.
About the speakers:
Chihiro & Chris - both co-founders of Aralez - discuss the role of Israel in apartheid, ethnic cleansing, and genocides outside of Palestine and reflect on what that means for movements involved in solidarity with Palestine.
Resources:
* Israel Arms Exports Database
* Eitay Mack is an Israeli lawyer and human rights activist located between Jerusalem and Oslo / 972
* The Palestine Laboratory: How Israel Exports the Technology of Occupation Around the World by Antony Loewenstein
* War Against the People by Jeff Halper
* Work by Ali Kadri
* Israel becomes 'largest cumulative recipient' of US foreign military aid
About the organization:
Aralez is a grassroots network and organization for decolonisation in Amsterdam. To find out more about our vision and events check out our website: https://stichtingaralez.com/vision/
Want to keep updated? Then sign up to our newsletter: https://stichtingaralez.typeform.com/...
Info Decolonial Learning Sessions:
The goal of the decolonial learning sessions is to build a larger and more sustainable activist community and network which can exchange and learn more about decolonial theory and practise. During the online lectures and interactive Q&A sessions, participants will be provided with perspectives on decolonization, activist movements, colonial history, different forms of oppression, spirituality, and how neo-colonialism is manifesting today. The program is meant for those who are interested in being part of, social movements, activism or who want to learn more about the ongoing global struggle for decolonization and dismantling forms of oppression. The goal for the learning sessions is that they are accessible for people with or without academic backgrounds. We are a voluntary organization and rely on donations, if you wish, you can donate here: IBAN: NL67 TRIO 0320036073 t.n.v. Stichting Aralez Mention “Support Decolonial Learning Session”
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By Stichting AralezIn this session, we discuss the zine ISRAEL'S WORLDWIDE ROLE IN OPPRESSION by the International Jewish Antizionist Network published in 2012.
About the speakers:
Chihiro & Chris - both co-founders of Aralez - discuss the role of Israel in apartheid, ethnic cleansing, and genocides outside of Palestine and reflect on what that means for movements involved in solidarity with Palestine.
Resources:
* Israel Arms Exports Database
* Eitay Mack is an Israeli lawyer and human rights activist located between Jerusalem and Oslo / 972
* The Palestine Laboratory: How Israel Exports the Technology of Occupation Around the World by Antony Loewenstein
* War Against the People by Jeff Halper
* Work by Ali Kadri
* Israel becomes 'largest cumulative recipient' of US foreign military aid
About the organization:
Aralez is a grassroots network and organization for decolonisation in Amsterdam. To find out more about our vision and events check out our website: https://stichtingaralez.com/vision/
Want to keep updated? Then sign up to our newsletter: https://stichtingaralez.typeform.com/...
Info Decolonial Learning Sessions:
The goal of the decolonial learning sessions is to build a larger and more sustainable activist community and network which can exchange and learn more about decolonial theory and practise. During the online lectures and interactive Q&A sessions, participants will be provided with perspectives on decolonization, activist movements, colonial history, different forms of oppression, spirituality, and how neo-colonialism is manifesting today. The program is meant for those who are interested in being part of, social movements, activism or who want to learn more about the ongoing global struggle for decolonization and dismantling forms of oppression. The goal for the learning sessions is that they are accessible for people with or without academic backgrounds. We are a voluntary organization and rely on donations, if you wish, you can donate here: IBAN: NL67 TRIO 0320036073 t.n.v. Stichting Aralez Mention “Support Decolonial Learning Session”