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Vi gästas av Shi Tou och Mingming, ett kinesiskt konstnärs- och filmskaparpar, aktuella med film & samtal på Panora onsdag 14/2. Sedan recenserar vi teaterföreställningen Jag är Ahed, som vi såg på Bastionen 1 februari, och operan Turandot, som hade premiär på Malmö Opera 3/2. Och så blir Nyheter och Det händer förstås! Musik i programmet: Chan Chan - Buena Vista Social Club (An) Asli Berri - Maysa Daw, Yusr Hamed, Lina Makhoul, Nancy Hawa and Noel Kharman In Questa Reggia - Anne Derouard Nessun dorma - Daniel Johansson Loneliness - Pet Shop Boys Hey Hey Ya Falastin - Rola azar

La situación de ELDT es bastante crítica a día de hoy. Ayuda a que El libro de Tobias pueda continuar en Marzo: https://www.paypal.com/pools/c/91liJSURk5 Ahed Tamimi la joven activista de Cisjordania que estuvo 8 meses presa por abofetear a un soldado israelí. Al condenar a Ahed a ocho meses de prisión, las autoridades israelíes confirmaron una vez más que no tienen en cuenta los derechos de los niños y niñas palestinos, y no tienen intención de anular sus políticas discriminatorias. Cientos de niños y niñas palestinos son procesados cada año en tribunales militares israelíes para menores. A los detenidos se les niegan sistemáticamente sus derechos, y se los somete a malos tratos, que en ocasiones incluyen violencia física. En la actualidad hay aproximadamente 350 niños y niñas palestinos detenidos por Israel. Ahed se ha convertido en una heroína, no sólo en Palestina, sino en todo el mundo. Canción: • Your dawn is coming - Palestinian patriotic song • “We shall overcome” de Roger Waters Narración: Asier Menéndez Marín Diseño logo Podcast: albacanodesigns (Alba Cano) Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Vi gästas av Josefin Iziamo, vars föreställning JAG ÄR AHED har premiär på Bastionen torsdag 1:a februari. Sen blir det recension av föreställningen Bekännelser, som Karl-Johan var och såg förra veckan. Och så Nyheter och Det händer förstås! Musik i programmet: Dathiruni - DAM Ahed, you are the promise and the glory - Tania Maria Sakkal Nour el Ein - Amr Diab Infatuation (Lichtbogen Dreamin' Remix) - SOPHIE Murder on The Dancefloor, Sophie Ellis Bextor El Necio - Silvio Rodríguez

In episode 325, the girls continue to talk about the genocide happening in Palestine.  FOOTNOTES: House votes to censure Rep. Rashida Tlaib over her Israel-Hamas rhetoric in a stunning rebuke Rashida Tlaib's statement on her silencing UPDATE: It has been discouraged by a lot of prevalent Palestinian Orgs (including SoCal SJP), for Muslims/Arabs/Brown and Black folks to protest here. It is a Zionist trap that threatens our movement more than it does good. Below is the reasoning. PLEASE READ AND SPREAD. the nakba in 1948 and the nakba in 2023  today is a new Nakba! Thousands of people in Gaza are leaving the city. Washington Post Anti-Palestinian Cartoon I wanna put this on my timeline. I think most of us are tired with the “are you condemn Hamas”. We all can relate to this guy. (referenced by Shereen at 11:45) If you're wondering why the West doesn't seem to show enough help and empathy towards Palestinian people, it's deeply rooted in racism. Western media unapologetically dehumanizes Arabs and anyone who doesn't fit the 'white with blue eyes' stereotype. This is the core issue; they don't see us as humans. (referenced by Shereen at 31:05) Palestinian journalist Mohammad Abu Hasira killed in Israeli strike on Gaza To kill a family: The loss of Wael Dahdouh's family to an Israeli bomb Reporting from the middle area, I was going to buy my grandma water and an Israeli air strike hit a house near by. motaz, bisan and plestia have become part of israel's hitlist now. the terrorist state has made its intentions clear in jpost, declaring them as hamas members. Latin America ramps up condemnations of Israel's attack on Gaza An Al Jazeera digital investigation found no grounds to the Israeli forces claim that there is a Hamas tunnel under Gaza's Sheikh Hamad Hospital  What Every American Should Know About Gaza Press conference holding up lifeless child's body to show the death and destruction Exposed: Hamas's propaganda team Doctors Without Borders nurse interview with Anderson Cooper This is Doctors Without Borders, a decades-old global NGO that delivers medical aid to people in conflict, telling the world that “no place in Gaza is safe from brutal and indiscriminate bombing” by Israel. Palestinian children in Gaza hold a press conference outside Al Shifa hospital, speaking English so the world cannot pretend not to understand them: “We come now to shout and invite you to protect us; we want to live, we want peace… we want to live as the other children live.” Did the New York Times just call the Nakba— the mass expulsion and dispossession of Palestinians— a migration? Israel Quietly Pushed for Egypt to Admit Large Numbers of Gazans Palestinian doctors in Gaza in a message to Israeli doctors About 100 Israeli doctors sign an open letter demanding that the Israeli occupation army to bomb hospitals in #Gaza. Israel arrests Palestinian activist Ahed Tamimi in occupied West Bank raids Israeli forces just arrested Ahed Tamimi in the village of Nabi Saleh in the occupied West Bank. Bassem Tamimi, Ahed's father, was arrested by Israeli forces on Oct 29 while traveling to Amman. The family only learned today he's being held in Ofer Prison under administrative detention for 6 months, meaning no charge or trial.  Ahed was already imprisoned once for eight months when she was only 16 for confronting occupation soldiers after her cousin was shot in the head with a rubber bullet. Last year, she was wrongfully portrayed as Ukrainian, showing liberal hypocrisy about who has the right to resist Fact Check-Video of young girl confronting a soldier has nothing to do with the Ukraine conflict Ahed Tamimi: 'I am a freedom fighter. I will not be the victim' Quotes from Zionist Israeli Prime Ministers over the years Kmart removes controversial Christmas 'Ham-mas' bag from sale after complaint from Australian Jewish Association Israeli Knesset Passes Draconian Amendment to the Counter-Terrorism Law Criminalizing “Consumption of Terrorist Publications” Belgium wants sanctions against Israel for Gaza bombings - deputy PM The deputy Prime Minister of #Belgium is saying it is time for sanctions against #Israel. #moreofthis The blast killing hundreds at a hospital in Gaza is deeply wrong. I grieve for each person lost. There's no excuse for the deaths of people seeking care and those who treated them. International law is clear: Innocent civilians must be protected & have access to humanitarian aid. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Malam ini bersama Sheikh Ahed Abu Al Atta, Ketua Kesatuan Ulama Palestin Cawangan Asia Tenggara dan penterjemah/moderator Mohd Kamal Nazmi Kamaruddin, Setiausaha Eksekutif Majlis Ulama UMNO Malaysia.

Snobbies! Welcome…to the end of Movies Of the Middle East, or MOME as we've been calling it. Tonight we have a special guest COLIN! who hasn't been on the pod since Do The Right Thing two years ago! Tonight's pick comes from Jared and is by director Nadav Lapid, “Ahed's Knee.” This film, coming out of Israel, tackles a possibly autobiographical story about something the director went through while featuring a film. The film deals with nationalism, censorship, a director's voice, as well as many interesting camera choices that had us scratching our heads….sometimes in a good way! Anyway, we enjoyed talking through this film and we hope you Enjoy also!  Film Discussed: Ahed's Knee (2021) Letterboxd: Eric Peterson: ⁠letterboxd.com/EricLPeterson/⁠ Jared Klopfenstein: ⁠letterboxd.com/kidchimp/⁠ Ethan Jasso: ⁠letterboxd.com/e_unit7/⁠ Caleb Zehr: ⁠letterboxd.com/cjzehr/⁠ Ricky Wickham: ⁠letterboxd.com/octopuswizard/⁠ Cody Martin : ⁠letterboxd.com/codytmartin/⁠ Here is a COMPLETE LIST of every film that we have done an episode for. Enjoy! ⁠https://letterboxd.com/ericlpeterson/list/a-complete-list-of-every-the-film-snobs-episode/⁠ Five star reviews left on the pod get read out loud!

Host Diana Buttu speaks with renowned Palestinian youth activist Ahed Tamimi about her new book, They Called Me A Lioness: A Palestinian Girl's Fight for Freedom, co-written with Palestinian-American journalist, Dena Takruri. The powerful memoir shares Ahed's courageous life story, from growing up in the Palestinian town of Nabi Saleh to being brutally imprisoned by the Israeli military at only sixteen-years-old for protecting her home and family from Israeli soldiers. Listen to this episode to learn more about Ahed's journey and how this powerhouse Palestinian women duo came together for this compelling book.

Former World Cup winner Heather O'Reilly and former professional player Pat Nevin join Mani Djazmi to discuss FIFA - football's world governing body decision to have a 48 team men's World Cup which will have 104 matches and spread across six weeks. Guinea is a country that has never qualified for the World Cup and Mani speaks to their goalkeeper Aly Keita who is in favour of expanding the competition. The team also discuss the ongoing disagreement between United States coach Greg Berhalter and former teammate Claudio Reyna. Berhalter was cleared by an legal investigation into an incident of domestic violence 30 years ago. The incident from 1992 was brought to light by former USA players Claudio and Danielle Reyna who are parents of one of the USA's current players, Geo. They've been friends with the Berhalters for decades but were unhappy about the lack of playing time. The report also revealed new facts about Claudio Reyna whom, it says, was uncooperative and a pushy parent. Plus have a panel accidentally started a riot? That's after a title-deciding match between Al-Ahed and Al-Ansar couldn't finish after a goal scored in injury-time by Ahed's Scottish striker Lee Erwin sparked a riot by Ansar fans who set seats on fire and threw them onto the pitch forcing the refereeing officials to run for cover. We'll also hear a special guest!

Dans le cadre du Luxembourg City Film Festival, l’équipe du Bistro a pu rencontrer certains membres du jury international. Cette fois-ci, c’est le réalisateur Nadav Lapid (L’Institutrice, Synonymes, Le genou d’Ahed) que l’on a rencontré.

For International Women's Day, we are thrilled to highlight the voices of powerful Palestinian women who are breaking barriers and inspiring change. Join host Diana Buttu as she speaks with award-winning Palestinian American journalist Dena Takruri about her book, co-written by renowned Palestinian youth activist Ahed Tamimi, "They Called Me A Lioness: A Palestinian Girl's Fight for Freedom." In this compelling memoir, Ahed shares her courageous journey from growing up in the Palestinian town of Nabi Saleh to standing up against the Israeli military at just sixteen-years-old. With raw honesty and unwavering determination, Ahed's story serves as a testament to the strength and resilience of Palestinian women. Tune in to this episode to learn more about their incredible journey and how they're paving the way for the next generation of women activists.

Raff N Raff have a lot to cover here, as Napoli lose their first vs Inter last Wednesday, but rebound vs Sampdoria on Sunday.  A late Roma come from behind draw in Milan sealed the title of Winter Champions for Napoli, and now we have Juventus on Friday in another 1v2 clash!  Raffa & The Biz also touch upon the brawl in the A1 Autostrada del Sole between Napoli & Roma Ultras.  The two teams meet in the Derby Del Sole in Naples on January 29. And speaking of, we announced another Tri-State Napoli Club meet at Ribalta NYC for that Derby showdown.  Don't miss our show, where we announce TWO Beasts of the Match!   TIFOSI!!! Please join us in our Napoli Rant Discord Chat! We have a "Rant General" "Rant of the Week" and "Game Thread' section. We also meet live on matchdays! SO MUCH FUN! Click here and we'll see you there: https://discord.gg/Fkpc9ZvvYE   Far From Vesuvius is proud to be host for the hottest, most INTERACTIVE SSC Napoli show on social media, The Napoli Rant! Be sure to follow us on our platforms: Twitter: @NapoliRant Facebook: The Raff N Raff RaNt Instagram: @napolirant YouTube: The Napoli Rant w/ Raff & Raff - YouTube Like, subscribe, rate, follow us on any of these podcast platforms; Apple, Google, Spotify, and Podbean!   Enjoy, and #ForzaNapoliSempre

The Bloody Awesome Movie Podcast focuses on a single film per episode, usually a new release (hopefully theatrically at some point) giving a spoiler-free review. Then Matt Hudson (@wiwt_uk) from What I Watched Tonight and Jonathan Berk (@berkreviews) from Berkreviews.com will introduce a variety of movies or pop-culture-related topics in a series of segments. Review of Guillermo del Toro's Jonocchio (2022) Directed by Guillermo del Toro and Mark Gustafson Written by Guillermo del Toro and Patrick McHale Cast: Ewan McGregor as Sebastian J. Cricket David Bradley as Master Geppetto Gregory Mann as Pinocchio Burn Gorman as the Priest, Ron Perlman as the Podestà, John Turturro as Il Dottore, Finn Wolfhard as Candlewick Cate Blanchett as Spazzatura Tim Blake Nelson as the Black Rabbits, Christoph Waltz as Count Volpe, Tilda Swinton as The Wood Sprite & Death, IMDb.com Synopsis: A father's wish magically brings a wooden boy to life in Italy, giving him a chance to care for the child. 97% RT critic (85% audience), 80 Metascore, 7.9 IMDb user score, and 4.1/5 on Letterboxd, RELEASE location / DATE: Netflix (limited theatrical) Chuffed Headlines Movie/Pop culture news that caught our attention Matt's Headline: New Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse trailer is a window into the multiverse - The Verge Jon's Headline: James Gunn Writing New ‘Superman' Film; Henry Cavill Will Not Return, but Eyed to Play Different DC Character Media Consumption Movies, TV, Video Games, Music, Podcasts (not ours), etc that we use to pass the time Matt's consumption Happy Sad Confused (Austin Butler, John Boyega, Kumail Nanjiani) Emancipation, Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery, Aftersun, Triangle of Sadness, Marcel the Shell with Shoes On, White Noise, Decision to Leave, 5cream The Bad Batch S2 (embargo) Jon's consumption Blank Check: Monkeybone 2010, Good Night Oppy, Elf, Ahed's Knee, Nanny, Living, Close, Avatar: The Way of Water, Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, COD MW 2 and Gotham Knights How We're Staying Bloody Awesome Matt's Bloody Awesome: No COVID Jonathan's Bloody Awesome: Berkmas Spirit Playlist BAMP on Twitter | BAMP on Instagram | TeePublic Merchandise Jon on Twitter | Jon on IG | Jon on Letterboxd.com Matt on Twitter | Matt on IG | Matt on Letterboxd.com Berkreviews.com | WhatIWatchedTonight.co.uk --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bloody-awesome/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bloody-awesome/support

Y., cinéaste israélien, arrive dans un village reculé au bout du désert pour la projection de l'un de ses films. Il y rencontre Yahalom, une fonctionnaire du ministère de la culture, et se jette désespérément dans deux combats perdus : l'un contre la mort de la liberté dans son pays, l'autre contre la mort de sa mère.Avec : Avshalom Pollak, Nur Fibak, Yoram Honig, Lidor Ederi, Yonathan Kugler, Amit Shoshani, Yehonathan Vilozni, Naama PreisFestival de Cannes 2021, Sélection officielle, Prix du JuryBonus DVD :Court métrage : La Star de Nadav Lapid, sélectionné au Festival de Cannes (2021, 17')Présentation du court-métrage par Nadav Lapid (8')Entretien avec Nadav Lapid (29')Description d'un combat (9')Commentaire de Morgan Pokée, critique de cinémaAudio : Hébreu DD 5.1 & DD 2.0 - Sous-titrage : FrançaisFormat image : 2.39DVD Pal Zone 2

Asi nejviditelnější íránskou organizací, která se snaží svrhnout a nahradit režim v Teheránu, jsou Lidoví Mudžahedíni. Mají podporu řady amerických politiků i široké veřejnosti, která se hojně účastní mezinárodních demonstrací. Jejich praktiky v táboře v Albánii ale připomínají sektu a v minulosti je řada států považovala za teroristy. Co jsou jejich cíle a je změna iránské vlády možná?

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Niespodziewany zachwyt Rozmawiamy o najnowszym filmie Nadava Lapida Kolano Ahed, który zdecydowanie nas nie rozczarował, jednych zachwycił, a innych pozytywnie zaskoczył. Film wejdzie do polskich kin 24 czerwca, w dystrybucji Stowarzyszenia Nowe Horyzonty. W plikach z odcinkami Innej Kultury (oraz poniżej) znajdziesz również rozdziały, a nich często linki do omawianych pozycji. Dzięki temu możesz w […] Artykuł #169 – Kolano Ahed pochodzi z serwisu Inna Kultura.

Tuğçe Arslan Üçer ve Eylül Görmüş, 10. bölümde Uysallar dizisine göz atıp bir Xavier Dolan klasiği Laurence Anyways ve Nadav Lapid'in son filmi Ahed'in Dizi üzerine konuşuyor. Alejandro Zambra'nın dilimize çevrilen son eseri Okumamak ve Jorge Baron Biza eseri "Çöl ve Tohumu" da listede. Haftanın heyecanlandıran haberlerindeyse yeni yayımlanan biyografik Leonard Cohen çizgi romanı Teldeki Kuş var.

With Ahed's Knee, the rawest, most autobiographical entry in Nadav Lapid's blistering filmography (The Kindergarten Teacher; Synonyms), the director crafts a stylized and self-lacerating portrait of an Israeli filmmaker railing at the censorship, hypocrisy, and violence of his government. Last week, we welcomed Lapid for a Film Comment Live Talk exploring Ahed's Knee and the questions it raises about state censorship of cinema, the politics of self-critique, and the political role and responsibility of the artist. We were also joined by Jamsheed Akrami, scholar of Iranian cinema and director of several documentaries, including A Cinema of Discontent. Listen all the way to the end for Jamsheed's translation of a recent viral video in which the legendary Iranian filmmaker Dariush Mehrjui excoriates government censorship.

Episode 110: Nadav Lapid on Ahed's Knee Welcome to The Last Thing I Saw. I'm your host, Nicolas Rapold. The filmmaker Nadav Lapid has made one tense, kinetic, indelibly original drama after another: Policeman, The Kindergarten Teacher, Synonyms, and now Ahed's Knee. Ahed's Knee premiered at the Cannes film festival last year where it shared the Jury Prize with Memoria, and it opened in New York on March 18. The film follows an Israeli director who is presenting one of his movies in a small town, thanks to an invitation by a young, eager library official. But when he arrives, she asks him to sign a government form saying exactly what topics he can and cannot talk about. The director—who's named only with the letter Y—lashes out at his host. But the small community doesn't have exactly the reaction he might expect. The film's title refers to a well-known incident when a Palestinain teenager named Ahed Tamimi slapped an Israeli soldier, and a conservative politician responded by saying that she should be shot in the knee. I spoke with Lapid about the film's ferocious vision and how it explores the idea of speaking out, among other things. Please support the production of this podcast by signing up at: rapold.substack.com Music: “Tomorrow's Forecast” by The Minarets, courtesy of The Minarets Photo by Steve Snodgrass

This week on the Film at Lincoln Center podcast, we're featuring a programmer's preview on our Kinuyo Tanaka Retrospective, and a Q&A from the 59th New York Film Festival with director Nadav Lapid on Ahed's Knee,  moderated by NYFF Programmer Rachel Rosen. As an actress in over 250 films, Kinuyo Tanaka was one of the most celebrated and wildly popular artists of her time, regularly collaborating with consummate masters like Yasujirō Ozu, Kenji Mizoguchi, and Mikio Naruse. Between 1953 and 1962, Tanaka directed half a dozen films with a determined sense of freedom and touches of provocation, placing women at the forefront of her movies as mistresses, prostitutes, poets, heroines, and victims of social injustice. The Kinuyo Tanaka Retrospective, featuring brand new 4K restorations of her directorial work and 35mm screenings of her collaborations as an actor, takes place March 18 - 27! Listen to an introduction to the filmmaker from Assistant Programmer Tyler Wilson and rediscover the groundbreaking auteur at filmlinc.org/tanaka. Also opening this Friday, Ahed's Knee is Israeli filmmaker Nadav Lapid's shattering follow-up to his bat-out-of-hell Synonyms (NYFF57). A film of radical style and splenetic anger, Ahed's Knee accompanies a celebrated but increasingly dissociated director to a small town in the desert region of Arava for a screening of his latest film. Already anguished by the news of his mother's fatal illness (Lapid's film was made soon after the death of his own mother, who had worked as his editor for many years), he grows frustrated with a speech-restricting form he is encouraged to sign by a local Ministry of Culture worker. The confrontation ultimately sends him into a spiral of rage aimed at what he perceives as the censorship, hypocrisy, and violence of the Israeli government. This boldly shot and conceived work, which won the Grand Jury Prize at this year's Cannes Film Festival, feels as though it has welled up from the depths of its maker's soul. Ahed's Knee opens this Friday with filmmaker Q&As at the 6pm screenings on Friday and Saturday, and a special Film Comment Free Talk with Lapid at 8:30pm on Friday. Get showtimes and tickets at filmlinc.org/ahed.

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C'est officiellement la fin du Festival du Nouveau Cinéma! Florence, Milan et Bruno se retrouvent pour jaser de Bliss (Glück), Damascus Dreams, Ahed's Knee et Les Oiseaux Ivres en plus L'article CRITIQUES EXQUISES au Festival du Nouveau Cinéma – EP03 est apparu en premier sur RadioH2O.

C'est officiellement la fin du Festival du Nouveau Cinéma! Florence, Milan et Bruno se retrouvent pour jaser de Bliss (Glück), Damascus Dreams, Ahed's Knee et Les Oiseaux Ivres en plus L'article CRITIQUES EXQUISES au Festival du Nouveau Cinéma – EP03 est apparu en premier sur RadioH2O.

Un año más acudimos puntuales a una de las citas culturales más importante de nuestro país: el Festival de Cine Europeo de Sevilla. Cita a la que no podía faltar el director del Certamen José Luis Cienfuegos, quien pasará por estos micrófonos para contarnos todas las novedades de esta decimoctava edición. En el marco de la gala inaugural, La cineasta húngara Ildikó Enyedi recibe el Premio Honorífico, una nueva distinción del certamen, con ella y de ella hemos hablado además de la película que presenta, 'La historia de mi mujer'. Otros de los protagonistas en esta sección oficial con los que charlamos son el director Jacques Audiard y alguno de sus actores que presentan París distrito 13, una cinta ambientada en el país actual donde se cuenta todo acerca de la realidad de los jóvenes y las nuevas formas de entender el amor y las relaciones. Pasará por De Película el director Nadav Lapid, ya un asiduo del certamen, con el que hemos tenido el privilegio de comentar Ahed’s Knee,toda una historia de desamor con Israel que opta al Giraldillo de oro al igual que dos directores españoles. Liliana Torres, una ambiciosa directora con la que comentamos todo sobre su último trabajo ¿Qué hicimos mal? En la que además de dirigir guioniza y protagoniza. El otro director español que opta a tan preciado galardón es Santi Amodeo, que nos visita junto a las actrices principales de Las Gentiles, las debutantes África de la Cruz y Paula Díaz. Comentamos la cartelera con nuestros colaboradores Teresa Montoro y Elio Castro. Escuchar audio

[Homens à Beira de um Ataque de Nervos e uma Mulher na Ilha] Muitos filmes interessantes pediram um episódio único com alguns dos principais destaques da 45ª Mostra SP. Escolhemos quatro longas e um curta para debater no podcast: A Voz Humana (Pedro Almodovar), France (Bruno Dumont), A Febre de Petrov (Kirill Serebrenikov), Ahed's Knee (Nadav Lapid) e Bergman Island (Mia Hansen-Love). E mais: No Momento Belas Artes à La Carte recomendamos um grande clássico noir. No Cantinho do Ouvinte, o Metavaranda dos Ouvintes e os comentários sobre o episódio anterior. Bom Podcast!

Bir film yapımcısı, kendisini iki amansız savaşın ortasında bulur. Adam, bir yandan ülkesinin özgürlüğünün ölümüne karşı savaşırken bir yandan da annesinin ölümüne karşı mücadele eder.

On the second of our TIFF 2021 podcasts, we discuss Power of the Dog, Ali & Ava, coming-of-age films, Midnight Madness, and more from this year's festival. This episode features Editor-in-Chief Alex Heeney, Executive Editor Orla Smith, and special guest Angelo Muredda On this episode Horror Symposium (2:08) Joachim Trier book (4:35) 10th anniversary of Weekend (6:30) How was TIFF (7:00) Power of the Dog (Jane Campion) (16:16) Ali & Ava (Clio Barnard) (29:47) The Platform Competition (39:23) Drunken Birds (Ivan Grbovic) (44:29) Earwig (Lucile Hadzihalilovic) (46:56) The Hill Where Lionesses Roar (Luàna Bajrami) ( (52:41) Mothering Sunday (Eve Husson) (54:37) True Things (Harry Wootliff) (1:01:24) Encounter (Michael Pearce) (1:05:01) Wolf (Nathalie Biancheri) (1:05:55) Midnight Madness (1:11:19) African films (1:19:25) Holocaust films (1:21:48) Documentaries (1:27:58) Ahed's Knee (Nadav Lapid) (1:30:55) Conclusion (1:35:11) Show Notes: Register for The Seventh Circle, a symposium on gender, sexuality, and disability in horror cinema. Sign up for updates on the first book to ever be published on the films of Norwegian filmmaker Joachim Trier Read our list of the best perfomances of TIFF 2021 Read Angelo's TIFF at Film Freak Central and Cinema Scope TIFF 2021 Reviews: Read Orla's review of Ali & Ava Read Orla's review of The Hill Where Lionesses Roar Read Alex's review of The Survivor Read Orla's review of Ahed's Knee Related Episodes Ep. 109: TIFF 2021, part 1 Ep. 102: Cannes 2021 Ep. 84: Berlinale 2021, Part 2: The Competition (Member's Only) Ep. 83: Berlinale 2021, Part 1: The Sidebars (Member's Only) Ep. 78: Sundance 2021, Part 1 (Member's Only) Ep. 6: Free Solo (Member's Only) Follow Seventh Row on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and read our articles at seventh-row.com.

Við förum í skoðanaferð um vinnustofu fata-og textílhönnuðarinns Drífu Líftóru. Hún sýnir okkur græjurnar sínar og fatalínuna sem hún sérsaumar eftir pöntunum í mynstri sem hún þrykkir sjálf, en þar sækir hún innblástur í eigin myrkfælni og, af einhverjum ástæðum, kvikmyndina Hellraiser. Við förum til Tékklands, á kvikmyndahátíðina Karlovy Vary þar sem Ásgeir H Ingólfsson sá íslensku kvikmyndina Dýrið og nýjustu mynd ísraelska leikstjórans Nadav Lapid, hnéskeljar Ahed. Magnús Thorlacius eyddi sumrinu í að rannsaka sjálfsmynd Kópavogs. Hann skoðaði atburði í sögu bæjarfélagsins og kennileiti þess út frá óvæntum sjónarhornum og ætlar að setja niðurstöður sínar í samhengi fyrir okkur í pistlaröð á næstu vikum. Magnús byrjar á að velta sér upp úr skítalæknum. Og nýir sjónvarpsþættir um pönksveitina Sex Pistols bera á góma.

Við förum í skoðanaferð um vinnustofu fata-og textílhönnuðarinns Drífu Líftóru. Hún sýnir okkur græjurnar sínar og fatalínuna sem hún sérsaumar eftir pöntunum í mynstri sem hún þrykkir sjálf, en þar sækir hún innblástur í eigin myrkfælni og, af einhverjum ástæðum, kvikmyndina Hellraiser. Við förum til Tékklands, á kvikmyndahátíðina Karlovy Vary þar sem Ásgeir H Ingólfsson sá íslensku kvikmyndina Dýrið og nýjustu mynd ísraelska leikstjórans Nadav Lapid, hnéskeljar Ahed. Magnús Thorlacius eyddi sumrinu í að rannsaka sjálfsmynd Kópavogs. Hann skoðaði atburði í sögu bæjarfélagsins og kennileiti þess út frá óvæntum sjónarhornum og ætlar að setja niðurstöður sínar í samhengi fyrir okkur í pistlaröð á næstu vikum. Magnús byrjar á að velta sér upp úr skítalæknum. Og nýir sjónvarpsþættir um pönksveitina Sex Pistols bera á góma.

The actors from Nadav Lapid's competition film at the 74th Festival de Cannes remark on the importance of never taking freedom for granted. The post Avshalom Pollack, Nur Fibak – Ahed’s Knee #Cannes2021 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

The actors from Nadav Lapid's competition film at the 74th Festival de Cannes remark on the importance of never taking freedom for granted. The post Avshalom Pollack, Nur Fibak – Ahed’s Knee #Cannes2021 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

The actors from Nadav Lapid's competition film at the 74th Festival de Cannes remark on the importance of never taking freedom for granted. The post Avshalom Pollack, Nur Fibak – Ahed’s Knee #Cannes2021 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

The actors from Nadav Lapid's competition film at the 74th Festival de Cannes remark on the importance of never taking freedom for granted. The post Avshalom Pollack, Nur Fibak – Ahed’s Knee #Cannes2021 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

The actors from Nadav Lapid's competition film at the 74th Festival de Cannes remark on the importance of never taking freedom for granted. The post Avshalom Pollack, Nur Fibak – Ahed’s Knee #Cannes2021 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

The actors from Nadav Lapid's competition film at the 74th Festival de Cannes remark on the importance of never taking freedom for granted. The post Avshalom Pollack, Nur Fibak – Ahed’s Knee #Cannes2021 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Bon dia i bon dilluns família, comencem amb ganes la setmana i us pengem recent sortit del forn el PODCAST MONOGRÀFIC ESPECIAL CANNES 2021 que vam grabar dissabte. Salut i metratge! - Palma d'Or: "Titane", de Julia Ducournau - Gran Premi ex aequo del Jurat: "A Hero" ("Un héroe") de Asghar Farhadi, y "Hytti N°6" (Compartment nº 6), de Juho Kuosmanen. - Premi a la Millor Direcció: Leos Carax por "Annette". -Premi al Millor Guió: Ryusuke Hamaguchi por "Drive My Car". - Premi del Jurat "ex aequo": "Ahed's knee", de Nadav Lapid, y "Memoria", de Apichatpong Weerasethakul. -Premi a Millor Actriu: Renate Reinsve por "The worst person in the world", de Joachim Trier. - Premi a Millor Actor: Caleb Landry Jones por "Nitram", de Justin Kurzel. - Premi Una Certa Mirada: "Unclenching The Fists", de Kira Kovalenko. - Premi del Jurat: "Great Freedom", de Sebastian Meise. - Premi al Repartiment: "Bonne Mère", de Hafsia Herzi. - Premi a la Valentia: "La civil", de Teodora Ana Mihai. - Premi a la Originalitat: "Lamb", de Valdimar Jóhannsson - Menció Especial: "Noche de Fuego", de Tatiana Huezo.

Nach jahrelangem Warten haben wir endlich "The French Dispatch" von Wes Anderson gesehen. Und das ist leider kein überhaupt kein guter Film. Patrick Fey (Moviebreak) nimmt mit Christian auseinander, warum diese Journalismus-Satire nicht funktioniert und empfiehlt stattdessen "A Hero" von Asghar Farhadi, "Hit the Road" von Panah Panahi und "Ahed's Knee" von Nadav Lapid.

Welcome to The Last Thing I Saw, with your host, Nicolas Rapold. Today from the Cannes film festival, we hear about the much anticipated film from director Paul Verhoeven: Benedetta, about a young nun whose sexual awakening causes a stir in her convent. My correspondent this time is the critic and programmer Jordan Cronk, whose work is published in many publications including Cinema Scope, Reverse Shot, and MUBI Notebook. Jordan also tells us about the vibrant film Ahed's Knee, from Israeli auteur Nadav Lapid; The Worst Person in the World, from Joachim Trier; and the latest directorial effort from Sean Penn, Flag Day. And finally we hear about some highlights from other film selections at Cannes. You can support this podcast and read show notes with links at: rapold.substack.com Opening music: “Monserrate” by The Minarets Photo by Steve Snodgrass

Os Feios, Porcos e Maus estão finalmente no Festival de Cannes e este é o primeiro episódio especial produzido directamente do Sul de França. Desta feita falamos sobre o controverso "Ahed's Knees" do Israelita Nadav Lapid e "Onoda" de Arthur Harari. Ainda sobrou tempo para falarmos rapidamente sobre:"The Worst Person in the World" de Joachim Trier (Competição Oficial)"Rehana" de Abdullah Mohammad Saad (Un Certain Regard)"Great Freedom" de Sebastian Meise (Un Certain Regards)"Jane par Charlotte" de Charlotte Gainsbourgh (Sessões Especias)"Clara Sola" de Nathalie Alvarez Mesen (Quinzena dos Realizadores)"Playground" de Laura Wandel (Un Certain Regard)"Libertad" de Clara Roquet (Semana da Critica)Podem seguir a cobertura diária dos mais Feios, Porcos e Maus em:c7nema.net (Edição Nacional)c7nema.com (Edição Internacional)https://mag.sapo.pt/

Ahed of this week's #One2ThreeShow I caught up with singer/songwriter Siân Alex of London-based Gold Baby to chat about their incredible new EP “Rabbits” out today. We also covered creativity in lockdown, songwriting, morning pages and Pizza!

Maybe it's Covid or maybe people are just fed up with the city and ready to head to the country to realize their dream of living in a log cabin. Whatever the reason is, countless people are packing up and moving all over the country.  There is evidence of this in real estate trends and contractors schedules. We've polled land brokers and realtors across the country and the consensus is that quality land is selling fast.  Additionally, contractors in various parts of the country are booked out in some cases 2 years or more.  As a result, it is becoming increasingly difficult for families looking to relocate and build a dream home in a rapid fashion. Today, we want to discuss a general timeframe outline to help you gauge what to expect as well as share insider secrets to help you COLLAPSE the time investment. Lindsay interviews our in house draftsman Stuart Yoder, who inspired this topic to be released because of the backlog he is experiencing in the design department. With a sudden influx of projects we are discovering people are looking to build their dream home in the summer of 2021; however, some important pieces need to be in place before that can happen. Todays episode reveals those pieces and outlines how you can keep your planned project on schedule without the interference of timely delays. Visit www.mydreamloghome.com to find out more. Follow Caribou Creek on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/cariboucreek/ Learn more about the Design Process https://cariboucreek.com/our-design/

Gabe talks to Ahed al-Hendi, our Syria expert, about the importance and uniqueness of the Kurdish partnership with the US-led Coalition against ISIS in Northeast Syria, the significance of ongoing reconciliation talks between Kurdish factions there, and how you can be praying and advocating for the people of Northeast Syria today.

Paul is joined by Lebanese striker Ahmad Zreik from Kuala Lumpur as Al Ahed prepare for the AFC Cup final against North Korea's 4.25 SC.

radioart106 @ USMARADIO program #110 length: 59 min. from the Red Sea to the Dead Sea: a Soundscape of an Occupation 2018 New Radiophonic compositions, Curated and Produced for Radiokunst-Kunstradio ORF Vienna, in the frame of the Nebenan - Erkundungen in Europas Nachbarschaft: Israel Serie. kunstradio.at/2018A/04_02_18en.html Image by Muhammad Jabali North Jordan Valley 2018 by Meira Asher There is a project by the Israeli state to make life intolerable for the Palestinians remaining in the Jordan valley, the West Bank, for the purposes of de-facto annexation of this land and its resources. This introductory composition is focused on the evacuation/demolition orders issued to the Palestinian communities by the Israeli Civil Administration. Voices: families of the North Jordan Valley, Guy Hircefeld, Meira Asher Lexical assistance: Liam Evans Thanks: Elisabeth Zimmermann, Susanna Niedermayr. * if you wish to help the Palestinian community at the North Jordan Valley, please contact me at: radioart106@gmail.com Soundinista Meira Asher is occupied with HR intervention, social documentary, radio art, and the expression/transition of traditional rhythms in/to contemporary music. Her work has been released on Crammed, Sub Rosa and Auditorium. Co-founder of the ‘bodylab art foundation' in The Hague (2001-2011), Lecturer at the University of Haifa, and producer of radioart106. In 2018 she will release a vinyl based on Antonin Artaud's last radio play ‘to have done with the Judgement of god' in the Hebrew language. The Sea That You Cannot See by Dganit Elyakim dedicated to Haitham Khatib How do you deliver a message of hope in our forlorn reality? Maybe the answer lies in the sea, which is completely indifferent to the nations that “rule” its beach shores, they rise and fall, like the sea waves. I asked my friends to describe the sea to their beloveds from the other side of the barrier, the ones who are prevented from approaching it. The actor, director and writer Mohamad Bakri described the sea to his friend Hassan; Hanan Zaid Elkilani, a young, emerging art student, portrayed the sea to her father's friend, Prof. Ahsan Eldick, from Nablus; Maya Felixbrodt (viola) played for the freedom fighters Ahed (16) and Nariman Tamimi from Nabi Saleh; Adaya Godlevsky (harp) dedicated her playing to the children of Palestine; and Samira Saraya painted the sea in words and sang for her family in the refugee camp in Jenin. Dganit Elyakim is a composer and an artist. Her music depicts various aspects of the human and digital paradigm. Her oeuvre includes chamber, vocal, and electroacoustic compositions, as well as music for theatre, dance, new-media and video. In 2016, she released her debut album “Failing Better”. Lecturer at Shenkar College and artistic director of “The Unbearable Lightness of Coherency” concert series. In 2018, she will be a guest artist at La Cité Internationale Des Arts in Paris and at Styria Artist in Residence in Graz. Lascia Vibrare: There's a Family Living by Eran Sachs Dedicated to Michael Zupraner At the center of this piece there is a field recording of a family, captured from a distance. On first listen there doesn't seem to be anything particularly special about this recording; but over the course of this reportage it becomes apparent that the act of documentation may register more than one might have initially suspected. Eran Sachs is a composer, improviser and sound-artist working in Jerusalem and Tel-Aviv. He has been playing his unpredictable analogue system - the No-input Mixer - both solo and in various collaborative projects. He was a member of the International Hyperion Ensemble, which revolves around the works of the Romanian composers Iancu Dumitrescu and Ana-Maria Avram. His work oftentime fuses the political and the sonic, drawing on the multilayered complex context of the unfortunate region in which he lives. An Audio Guide to Occupation_part01_A-D by Ma'ayan Tsadka an audio guide to occupation is a sonic archive, using found materials from the daily life in occupied Palestine. It makes use of minimum sound manipulations.Mostly isolating moments, categorizing, and at times layering. It is intended to be an ongoing documentation A. Means of Intimidation Israeli military night raid B. Means of Crowd Control Tear Gas The Skunk: Water Cannon C. Means of Killing Rubber-Coated Steel Bullets Live Ammunition Snipers Air Strike on Gaza D.Means of resistance Musician, composer and teacher Ma'ayan Tsadka, composes sounds for people, instruments, objects, buildings, metal rails, and more. Current activity and research topics include: underwater sonic-scapes, site-specific pieces, audio/visual pieces, and echo/resonance in musical, political, and social context: from the rhythms of protest chants, to a series of site-specific pieces which calls for active participation and challenges common musical hierarchies. Completed a DMA in music composition at UCSC, Currently resides in Jaffa and teaches at Haifa university. Special thanks to Meira Asher Image by Muhammad Jabali

Al-Ahed al-Jadid begins at 14:06. The end of the new era? With cabinet still not on the horizon—and Ben starting to lose hope—we thought we would look at two important anniversaries coming up: two years since Aoun took office and one year since Hariri's shock, since rescinded, resignation in Saudi Arabia. But first, in the twenty-fifth episode of The Lebanese Politics Podcast, Benjamin Redd and Nizar Hassan discuss the latest in Mieh Mieh, Trump's signing of HIFPA II, a new law for the Constitutional Council, Aoun and Hariri hitting the lost confidence stage in cabinet formation, and Hariri's recent visit to Saudi in light of new information about his treatment there last year. We then dive in deep into al-Ahed al-Jadeed, and the promise of a new era with Aoun and Hariri leading the way. We look at the political context, the seeming successes of 2017 until Hariri's resignation. We also lay out the evidence that Hariri was held against his will and forced to resign by the Saudis, and what they had hoped to achieve. And with the current political deadlock, we question whether or not this new era was simply putting the train back on a track to nowhere. Music track: Zuhal by Elepheel, check out his other work @elepheel

Wir sind zu Gast in Ramallah in der Parteizentrale der Fatah und treffen Ahed Tamimi. Die 17-Jährige ist zu einem der bekanntesten jungen Gesichter der Palästinenser geworden. Nachdem sie schon als kleines Kind gegen die israelische Besatzung protestiert und damit immer wieder mediales Interesse produziert hat, musste sie im Dezember 2017 ins Gefängnis: Ahed hatte israelischen Soldaten mit Händen und Füßen vor laufender Kamera geschlagen, nachdem ihr Onkel angeschossen worden sei, berichtet sie. Das Video ging viral und sie wurde später verhaftet. Ende Juli 2018 kam Ahed wieder frei und wurde prompt zu einem neuen "Symbol" des palästinensischen Widerstands gegen die Besatzung in der Westbank. Auf israelischer Seite werden sie und ihre prominente Familie als Terrorsympathisanten und Israelhasser gesehen. Was sie im Gefängnis erlebte und ob sie ihre Tat mittlerweile bereut, erzählt Ahed im Gespräch. Es geht um ihr Verständnis von Protest: Steine schmeißen, Gedichte und Songs schreiben - was ist ok? Lehnt sie Gewalt ab und wie geht sie mit den Terrorakten der Hamas um? Was macht sie sonst in ihrem Leben? Außerdem erzählt Ahed, warum sie die Zweistaatenlösung ablehnt. Das und einiges mehr in Folge 383 - wir haben sie am 3. September 2018 in Ramallah aufgenommen. Die deutsche Stimme ist Thinley Wingen. Übersetzunghilfe aus dem Arabischen kam von: Lina Stempfl, Mehdi Moudafi & Jenny Jasberg. Vielen Dank! Bitte unterstützt unsere Reise finanziell und landet ab dem ersten Euro im Abspann der restlichen Folgen: Tilo Jung IBAN: DE36700222000072410386 BIC: FDDODEMMXXX Verwendungszweck: Nahost PayPal ► http://www.paypal.me/JungNaiv

durée : 00:31:50 - Mouv' 13 Actu - Ahed Tamimi, devenue une icône de la résistance palestinienne à l’occupation israélienne après avoir passé huit mois en prison pour avoir giflé un soldat israélien... Elle était l'invité du Real Madrid, ce qui a provoqué de nombreuses récations !

“We have a massive responsibility to use social media for positivity and civil engagement and bridge the gap between politics and people.”In today’s episode Gina Martin joins Sam in the studio. Gina is a writer and campaigner who is working to have ‘Upskirting’, the practise of taking pictures up a person’s skirt without their consent, made a sexual offence.Gina picks fashion designer Mary Quant, the subject of a forthcoming V&A Exhibition, as her inspirational woman from history. Period: 1950s, 1960s to the present day.Mary Quant: “I created clothes that worked and moved and allowed people to run, to jump, to leap, to retain their precious freedom."Gina tells us how the moment she was waiting to watch her favourite band at a festival became a life-changing incident, when some men began to harass her and photograph her underwear up her skirt. She explains how the scuffle escalated into a scene, the police became involved but the case was ultimately closed.Gina explains how she felt let down by the authorities when she discovered that the law was not on her side. When she shared a picture of the perpetrators on Facebook she was accused of harassment. She used her anger to drive her campaign for change.Gina talks about the media circus, finding herself pitted against caricatures on TV, and tackling online abuse and victim-blaming. She had to become an early bird to juggle a full-time job in advertising with her campaign work and discovered just how resilient she could be.She explains how a community of supporters have grown out of her work, and the moment she realised she had the power and drive to change the law as an individual. As an average 9-5er a bit of hard work and research has made her realise how we all have the power to participate in law - our democracy isn’t a matter purely for politicians. This is a message she is keen to share.Gina has picked the designer Mary Quant, often credited for the miniskirt, whose 1960s fashions typified women’s self-expression and liberation through clothing. They discuss the politics of women’s clothing and how Quant's influence went hand in hand with liberation movements in the 20th Century.Ahed of the Quant exhibition at the V&A next year, Sam has a brainwave and offers up Gina’s pink skirt to be featured as part of the show. Tweet your support to the V&A if you think it’s a good idea! @V_and_AFollow Gina@beaniegigi on Facebook and Twitter.#stopskirtingtheissuewww.beaniegigi.comFind out about the V&A’s forthcoming Mary Quant Exhibitionhttps://www.vam.ac.uk/exhibitions/mary-quant@V_and_A@periodspodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Two Palestinians were killed by Israeli live gunfire on Friday during protests along the Gaza border. What's going on in the region? Miko Peled provides updates to this latest reports of those shot and discusses his recent article "Ahed Tamimi Comes Home to Great Joy but Also Reminders of Pain." Some eight months after Ahed's imprisonment, the Israeli authorities are unhappy with the status that the prisoners and the Tamimi family achieved as symbols of the Palestinian resistance. What is the government doing? An NAACP poll released on August 7 found that Trump's approval rating among black Americans was at 21 percent. And a survey conducted by the Pew Research Center in June found Trump's approval rating among blacks at 14 percent. According to a Rasmussen poll, an astounding one in three blacks say they approve of his performance. Now, Rasmussen is a GOP- and Trump-leaning poll that always manages to show him doing better than just about any other survey in his approval ratings. However, even if the staggering figure of black support is wrong as sin, other polls including the NAACP survey all show that Trump is doing a lot better than many might think among blacks. The brutal reality is that, as a relative of mine did, thousands of blacks voted for Trump. He touched a tiny nerve with his shouts that poor, underserved black neighborhoods are supposedly messes with lousy public schools, high crime and violence and chronic joblessness and poverty. How will this play out in the midterms?Also, it's Friday: Time to bring in the panel and discuss this week's hottest stories!GUESTS:Miko Peled - Israeli-American activist and author of The General's Son: Journey of an Israeli in Palestine.Caleb Maupin - Journalist and political analyst who focuses his coverage on US foreign policy and the global system of monopoly capitalism and imperialism. He has appeared on Russia Today, PressTV, TeleSur and CNN. He has reported from across the United States, as well as from Iran, the Gulf of Aden and Venezuela.Earl Ofari Hutchinson - Political analyst, author of Why Black Lives Do Matter and host of the weekly Hutchinson Report on KPFK 90.7 FM Los Angeles and the Pacifica Network.

On this episode of The Critical Hour with Dr. Wilmer Leon, an interesting piece in the NY Times argues that the Obama Administration paved the way for Trump's embrace of dictators. We'll examine if the backing of various "oppressive" foreign leaders and failing to support people struggling for democratic change has been the real motivation behind American mid-east policy. In our last segment of The Critical Hour, 19 year old Ahed Tamimi was convicted of slapping a soldier and is now free after serving an eight-month prison sentence. She received a hero's welcome upon returning home and declares, "The resistance is continuing until the end of the occupation." Ahed had just watched soldiers shoot her cousin in the face when she slapped the soldier. That action is prompting others to call for justice. Psychiatrist and writer Franz Fanon says, "in cultures where women take up arms, especially patriarchal cultures, that's an enemy that can't be defeated."Have Israeli's bitten off more than they can chew on this one?GUESTS: Caleb Maupin - Journalist and political analyst who focuses his coverage on US foreign policy and the global system of monopoly capitalism and imperialism. He has appeared on Russia Today, PressTV, Telesur, and CNN. He has reported from across the United States, as well as from Iran, the Gulf of Aden and Venezuela.Ray McGovern - Former CIA analyst and co-founder of Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Peace.

“If every time a child does something we detain them, we destroy their future, we make them basically dreamless young men. This is how Palestinian children who go through the system become.” — Yazan Meqbil On December 19, 2017 Palestinian teenager Ahed Tamimi was arrested after slapping an Israeli soldier on her family's property. She was taken from her home in the middle of the night, interrogated without an adult present, and eventually signed a plea deal and was sentenced to eight months in prison. Ahed Tamimi became a symbol of Palestinian resistance, but she is only one out of hundreds of Palestinian children who face Israel's military court system every year. In this episode of Unsettled, we wanted to find out — On what grounds are children arrested? What actually happens to a child once they’ve been arrested? How does child detention impact both individuals and communities in the West Bank? We spoke to Ahed's father Bassem Tamimi, Palestinian student and activist Yazan Meqbil, and attorney Brad Parker of Defense for Children International-Palestine.  This episode of Unsettled was produced and edited by Emily Bell and Asaf Calderon. Music by Nat Rosenzweig and Monplaisir. Bassem Tamimi is a Palestinian activist from the West Bank village of Nabi Saleh. Since 2009, Tamimi has been one of the leaders of protests in the village against the seizure of the local spring by a nearby settlement. Tamimi spent three years in administrative detention in the 1990s. While he was imprisoned twice between 2011 and 2013, Amnesty International labeled him a prisoner of conscience and wrote that he was "detained solely for his role in organizing peaceful protests against the encroachment onto Palestinian lands by Israeli settlers." Bassem is married to Nariman Tamimi and has four children, including 17-year-old Ahed Tamimi, who was arrested in December 2017 and currently serves an 8-month sentence.  Yazan Meqbil grew up in the West Bank town of Beit Ommar. Growing up, Meqbil became familiar with the ill-treatment of Palestinian children. In 2015, Meqbil joined the American Friends Service Committee and Defense for Children International-Palestine in filming the documentary Detaining Dreams. He has been on several speaking tours and engagements in the US since then advocating for the cause and raising awareness about Israel’s arrest, persecution, and mistreatment of an average of 700 Palestinian children every year. Meqbil is currently a rising senior studying Molecular Biology and Biochemistry at Goshen College, in Goshen, Indiana. Brad Parker is a staff attorney and international advocacy officer at Defense for Children International - Palestine. He specializes in issues of juvenile justice and grave violations against children during armed conflict, and leads DCIP’s legal advocacy efforts on Palestinian children’s rights. Parker regularly writes and speaks on the situation of Palestinian children, particularly issues involving detention, ill-treatment and torture of child detainees within the Israeli military detention system, and violations of international humanitarian law and international human rights law. He leads DCIP's US Program and is a co-leader of the No Way to Treat a Child campaign in the United States and Canada. He is a graduate of the University of Vermont and received his J.D. from the City University of New York School of Law. RESOURCES Military Court Watch Annual Report 2016/17 Minors in Jeopardy, B'tselem, March 2018 Statistics on Palestinian minors in the custody of the Israeli security forces, B'tselem, May 2018 Unprotected: Detention of Palestinian Teenagers in East Jerusalem, B'tselem, October 2017 Order regarding Security Provisions [Consolidated Version] (Judea and Samaria) (No. 1651), 5770-2009 Israel's military courts 'humiliating charade' for Palestinians, Al Jazeera, February 2018 Separate and Unequal: Inside Israel's Military Courts, Where the Only Defendants Are Palestinian, Haaretz, March 2017 Defense For Children International - Palestine No Way To Treat A Child H.R.4391 - Promoting Human Rights by Ending Israeli Military Detention of Palestinian Children Act Detaining Dreams Yazan Meqbil: Congressional Briefing - 50 Years of Occupation and Life for Palestinian Children Preview image: Ofer Military Prison, Israel. Photo credit: Christopher Michel, Wikimedia Commons.

“If every time a child does something we detain them, we destroy their future, we make them basically dreamless young men. This is how Palestinian children who go through the system become.” — Yazan Meqbil On December 19, 2017 Palestinian teenager Ahed Tamimi was arrested after slapping an Israeli soldier on her family's property. She was taken from her home in the middle of the night, interrogated without an adult present, and eventually signed a plea deal and was sentenced to eight months in prison. Ahed Tamimi became a symbol of Palestinian resistance, but she is only one out of hundreds of Palestinian children who face Israel's military court system every year. In this episode of Unsettled, we wanted to find out — On what grounds are children arrested? What actually happens to a child once they’ve been arrested? How does child detention impact both individuals and communities in the West Bank? We spoke to Ahed's father Bassem Tamimi, Palestinian student and activist Yazan Meqbil, and attorney Brad Parker of Defense for Children International-Palestine.  This episode of Unsettled was produced and edited by Emily Bell and Asaf Calderon. Music by Nat Rosenzweig and Monplaisir. Bassem Tamimi is a Palestinian activist from the West Bank village of Nabi Saleh. Since 2009, Tamimi has been one of the leaders of protests in the village against the seizure of the local spring by a nearby settlement. Tamimi spent three years in administrative detention in the 1990s. While he was imprisoned twice between 2011 and 2013, Amnesty International labeled him a prisoner of conscience and wrote that he was "detained solely for his role in organizing peaceful protests against the encroachment onto Palestinian lands by Israeli settlers." Bassem is married to Nariman Tamimi and has four children, including 17-year-old Ahed Tamimi, who was arrested in December 2017 and currently serves an 8-month sentence.  Yazan Meqbil grew up in the West Bank town of Beit Ommar. Growing up, Meqbil became familiar with the ill-treatment of Palestinian children. In 2015, Meqbil joined the American Friends Service Committee and Defense for Children International-Palestine in filming the documentary Detaining Dreams. He has been on several speaking tours and engagements in the US since then advocating for the cause and raising awareness about Israel’s arrest, persecution, and mistreatment of an average of 700 Palestinian children every year. Meqbil is currently a rising senior studying Molecular Biology and Biochemistry at Goshen College, in Goshen, Indiana. Brad Parker is a staff attorney and international advocacy officer at Defense for Children International - Palestine. He specializes in issues of juvenile justice and grave violations against children during armed conflict, and leads DCIP’s legal advocacy efforts on Palestinian children’s rights. Parker regularly writes and speaks on the situation of Palestinian children, particularly issues involving detention, ill-treatment and torture of child detainees within the Israeli military detention system, and violations of international humanitarian law and international human rights law. He leads DCIP's US Program and is a co-leader of the No Way to Treat a Child campaign in the United States and Canada. He is a graduate of the University of Vermont and received his J.D. from the City University of New York School of Law. RESOURCES Military Court Watch Annual Report 2016/17 Minors in Jeopardy, B'tselem, March 2018 Statistics on Palestinian minors in the custody of the Israeli security forces, B'tselem, May 2018 Unprotected: Detention of Palestinian Teenagers in East Jerusalem, B'tselem, October 2017 Order regarding Security Provisions [Consolidated Version] (Judea and Samaria) (No. 1651), 5770-2009 Israel's military courts 'humiliating charade' for Palestinians, Al Jazeera, February 2018 Separate and Unequal: Inside Israel's Military Courts, Where the Only Defendants Are Palestinian, Haaretz, March 2017 Defense For Children International - Palestine No Way To Treat A Child H.R.4391 - Promoting Human Rights by Ending Israeli Military Detention of Palestinian Children Act Detaining Dreams Yazan Meqbil: Congressional Briefing - 50 Years of Occupation and Life for Palestinian Children Preview image: Ofer Military Prison, Israel. Photo credit: Christopher Michel, Wikimedia Commons.

On today's episode of Loud & Clear, Brian Becker and John Kiriakou are joined by Jim Kavanagh, the editor of thepolemicist.net whose most recent piece is “Sacrificing Gaza: The Great March of Zionist Hypocrisy;” Ariel Gold, a peace activist and the national co-director of Code Pink; and longtime peace activist and member of Code Pink, Tighe Barry. Argentina yesterday canceled a pre-World Cup soccer match with Israel that was scheduled to take place in Jerusalem, after worldwide outcry from the BDS movement and a Palestinian Authority spokesman called for Palestinians to burn Argentine soccer jerseys. Meanwhile, Israeli authorities have denied parole for Palestinian teenager Ahed Tamimi, who is serving eight months in jail for slapping an Israeli soldier. Her cousin Ezzadine Tamimi was shot and killed by Israeli soldiers yesterday.On the regular Thursday series “Criminal Injustice,” about the most egregious conduct of our courts and prosecutors and how justice is denied to so many people in this country, the hosts discuss a prison journalist, Kevin “Rahid” Johnson, who has been punished for talking to the press and Trump’s pardon of Alice Marie Johnson. Paul Wright, the founder and executive director of the Human Rights Defense Center and editor of Prison Legal News and Criminal Legal News, and Kevin Gosztola, a writer for Shadowproof.com and co-host of the podcast Unauthorized Disclosure. Former President Bill Clinton said yesterday that his wife Hillary lost her presidential bid only because the Russian government preferred Green Party candidate Jill Stein. Clinton claimed, disingenuously, that without Stein, Hillary would have won the states of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania, and with them, the presidency. Brian and John speak with Ajamu Baraka, the National Organizer, Black Alliance for Peace, a longtime human rights activist, organizer, and political activist, and the 2016 Green Party nominee for Vice President of the United States. Afghan President Ashraf Ghani today announced an unconditional week-long ceasefire with the Taliban to mark the end of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. This is the first time that a ceasefire has been called without preconditions. Ghani specified, however, that it does not apply to other groups, including ISIS. Kathy Kelly, co-coordinator of Voices for Creative Non-Violence, who just got back from Afghanistan, joins the show. Democrats are taking a very hard line on the North Korea summit, requiring “complete, verifiable and irreversible dismantlement of North Korea's nuclear program” in order to remove the crippling US economic sanctions. Meanwhile, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is visiting the White House today for meetings with President Trump. Abe reportedly is expressing his concerns over North Korea in advance of next week’s summit there. Patrick Lawrence, the author of “Time No Longer: Americans After the American Century” and a columnist at The Nation whose work you can support at www.patreon.com/thefloutist, joins Brian and John. The White House’s top economic advisor said today that President Trump is not backing down from his hard line on trade, setting the stage for a showdown with top allies at the G7 summit in Canada this week. The meetings on Friday and Saturday will be the first time that allied leaders have had to confront Trump in person since he instituted steep tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Canada, Mexico, and the European Union. Sputnik News analyst and producer Walter Smolarek, who is in Quebec City, joins the show.Russian President Vladimir Putin is visiting Austria today as part of a policy to improve relations with the European Union. He’s also working to improve economic and trade relations with Europe in the aftermath of tariffs imposed on steel and aluminum by President Trump. Brian and John speak with legendary anti-war activist and former British parliamentarian George Galloway.

Emergency departments are at the forefront of dealing with the harmful effects of alcohol consumption. ED alcohol-related presentation data is not routinely collected in patient data sets. I will describe the outcomes of the ACEM Alcohol Harm (AHED) project. For the first on a national scale the project quantified the level and effect of alcohol harm presenting to emergency departments (EDs) in Australia and New Zealand. Over 100 EDs and more than 2000 ED clinicians have been involved. AHED provided an evidence base to advocate for measures to reduce alcohol harm I will demonstrate by how using evidence and anecdote clinicians are power witnesses and can influence culture and policy change.

After her cousin was shot in the head by an Israele soldier, Palestinian Ahed Tamimi made the "slap heard around the world" upon a heavily armed IDF soldier. She was arrested in a night raid, as is the usual IDF modus operandi. This 2 minuted video, "The Interegation of Ahed Tamimi, 26 December, 2017 at Shaar Binyaminpolice station" needs to be seen and passed on to educate others about the brutal Israeli practices used against Palestinian youth. Two other documentaries highlight the ongoing brutality of the Israeli occupation: "Israel's Inhumane Treatment of Palestinian Children" and "Major Media Espose of Israeli Attacks on Palestinian Children." Also, a 5 minute report by CNN on3/18/2018 gives some background to Ahed's story: "Palestinian teen jailed for slapping soldier."

If you want to support the show and receive access to tons of bonus content, subscribe on our Patreon page for as little as $5 a month. Also, don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review the show on iTunes. We can't do this show without your support!!! Roqayah is out for the week, but returning guest-co-host Nora Barrows-Friedman fills her shoes and joins Kumars for a conversation with Ali Abunimah, co-founder and editor of The Electronic Intifada. Ali is also the author of The Battle for Justice in Palestine and One Country: A Bold Proposal to End the Israeli-Palestinian Impasse. We discuss several developments in Israel/Palestine since we last spoke to Ali, both on-the-ground and diplomatically around the world, and to what extent these changes are attributable to Trump. Ali shares the story of the Tamimi family, resisting the seizure of land in their village of Nabi Saleh for Israeli settlement construction. Multiple members of the Tamimi family have been killed in recent years as a result of their participation in weekly protests against the settlements. Not long after the near-death of 15-year-old Muhammad Fadel Tamimi, shot in the head with a "rubber" bullet, Ahed Tamimi, his 16-year-old cousin, lightly slapped one of two heavily armed Israeli soldiers as she attempted to remove them from her family's property. Video of the event went viral. Not long after, Ahed was arrested by the Israeli military where she now faces years in prison, and her family members have been targeted for arrest and abuse ever since. Ali talks about how Trump's Israel/Palestine policy agenda is largely in line with the increasing permissiveness for abuse and subjugation of Palestinians that has continued unaltered under Republican and Democratic presidents for decades. Ali posits that the salient difference between Obama and Trump is that Trump is "taking the mask off", dropping all pretense and revealing the ugly reality of Israeli apartheid and settler colonialism. We also talk about shifting public opinion on the question of justice for all Palestinians, particularly among young people, and why recent high-profile BDS victories have pro-Israel advocacy groups running scared, aligning more and more with far-right-wing governments and organizations. You can find Ali on twitter at @AliAbunimah. Find Nora at @norabf. A transcript for this episode will be provided upon request. Please send an email to deleteuracct @ gmail to get a copy sent to you when it is completed.

As Biggie says, birthdays was the worst days. In episode 03, Muna and Jams recount a birthday bash we threw for 17 year old Ahed Tamimi on the Global Day of Solidarity to Free the Tamimi Family. We talk about the Tamimis and the global reaction to “the slap heard around the world,” as well as the resistance village of Nabi Saleh, children in military detention abroad and kids here at home fighting for their lives in their own schools and streets. Plus we touch on the connections between the rise of racist fascism in the US with the current predicament of the ruling right in Israel. We also spotlight why the musician M.I.A. rules, recommend some delicious gift ideas fresh from Palestine and explain our tag line: Free Palestine, save Israel and defend the Americas. #FreeAhed Subscribe to the Watermelon Brigades podcast via iTunes, Stitcher, and Google Play.

Em 1991, Israel assinou a convenção internacional sobre os direitos da criança da Organização das Nações Unidas. No seu artigo 37º pode ler-se “a captura, detenção ou prisão de uma criança devem ser conformes à lei, serão utilizadas unicamente como medida de último recurso e terão a duração mais breve possível”. Ahed Tamimi, uma criança palestiniana de 17 anos (tinha 16 quando foi detida), permanece presa desde a noite de 19 de Dezembro, quando soldados israelitas apareceram no seu quarto para a levar, depois de um vídeo que mostrava Ahed a dar uma bofetada a um soldado se ter tornado viral. O mês passado, um tribunal militar israelita decidiu mantê-la presa a aguardar julgamento sem data conhecida. Podem ser semanas, podem ser meses. Ahed está agora a ser julgada nos tribunais militares israelitas, tal como acontece a qualquer criança palestiniana que se encontre detida e ao contrário do que acontece a crianças israelitas. De acordo com a Defence for Children International, desde 2000, pelo menos 8000 crianças palestinianas foram presas e julgadas num tribunal militar israelita, não tendo variadíssimas vezes acesso a direitos básicos como o de poder estar com a família num claro desrespeito do direito internacional, e sofrendo, 3 em cada 4 crianças, de violência física durante a detenção, transferência ou interrogatório. O historial de desobediência a convenções das Nações Unidas por parte de Israel é já longo e, segundo Falastane Dwikat, ativista palestiniana com quem falamos hoje, “o sistema atual de apartheid israelita e o sistema de ocupação têm como objetivo esmagar os palestinianos e as palestinianas”. Incluindo crianças. Falastine falou-nos desde Ramallah, uma cidade palestiniana a 20 quilómetros de Nabi Saleh, a vila onde vive a família Tamimi, incluindo Ahed. Falastine tem sido uma das mais ativas pessoas na campanha #FreetheTamimis, estando presente nas variadíssimas ações de protesto não violentas contra a prisão da Ahed, Nariman (a mãe de Ahed) e outros membros da família Tamimi que tantas vezes foram presos. A prisão de Ahed, as acusações que enfrenta, a normalidade que é uma criança palestiniana ser detida indefinidamente e a ocupação israelita foram temas que abordámos na conversa que podes ouvir aqui. Texto, preparação, entrevista e captação de som: Ricardo Ribeiro Edição de som: Bernardo Afonso Support the show.

1-Ahed Tamimi sia rilasciata. Amnesty rinnova l’appello a Israele. Un tribunale ha stabilito che la 16enne attivista palestinese , accusata di aggressione aggravata e istigazione, dovrà rimanere in carcere fino alla fine del suo processo. ( Riccardo Noury Amnestry Italia)..2-Evitare a tutti i costi la guerra del Nilo: la promessa di Egitto e Etiopia durante il vertice del Cairo. ( Raffaele Masto)..3-Tempesta sul Nord Europa. Tre morti in Olanda. Bloccati treni in Belgio e Germania. ..4-Springsteen on Broadway. Bruce racconta la sua vita in parole e musica in un teatro da 1000 posti. Il reportage di Valentina Redaelli..5-L'obbligo di reperibilità 24 ore su 24 e sette giorni su sette è una misura necessaria e non viola il diritto alla privacy degli atleti. La corte di Strasburgo dà ragione ai controlli antidoping. ..6-No coiling: Sarkodie, un rapper ghanese, risponde in rime agli insulti razzisti di Donald Trump.

1-Ahed Tamimi sia rilasciata. Amnesty rinnova l’appello a Israele. Un tribunale ha stabilito che la 16enne attivista palestinese , accusata di aggressione aggravata e istigazione, dovrà rimanere in carcere fino alla fine del suo processo. ( Riccardo Noury Amnestry Italia)..2-Evitare a tutti i costi la guerra del Nilo: la promessa di Egitto e Etiopia durante il vertice del Cairo. ( Raffaele Masto)..3-Tempesta sul Nord Europa. Tre morti in Olanda. Bloccati treni in Belgio e Germania. ..4-Springsteen on Broadway. Bruce racconta la sua vita in parole e musica in un teatro da 1000 posti. Il reportage di Valentina Redaelli..5-L'obbligo di reperibilità 24 ore su 24 e sette giorni su sette è una misura necessaria e non viola il diritto alla privacy degli atleti. La corte di Strasburgo dà ragione ai controlli antidoping. ..6-No coiling: Sarkodie, un rapper ghanese, risponde in rime agli insulti razzisti di Donald Trump.

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