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- Mar 2 2008 - 10:00am
- Jun 8 2008 - 9:44pm
- May 21 2008 - 8:23pm
- May 13 2008 - 10:12pm
- May 10 2008 - 4:04pm
Events
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
New Voices presents "Blacks, Jews, and the Post-Racial Candidate."
Three leading journalists discuss the Jewish response to Barack Obama's candidacy, and what it tells us about the state of the relationship between African-Americans and Jews. With Ari Berman (The Nation), Ta-Nehisi Coates (Village Voice) and Sam Freedman (New York Times). The discussion will be moderated by Marissa Brostoff (The Forward). Presented by New Voices, the independent Jewish student magazine.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
Ethiopian Millennium Concert
Saturday, May 31, 11 p.m.
Joe's Pub
425 Lafayette St., Manhattan
The concert, featuring such rising stars of Ethiopia as Abebe Teka and Asresash Meshesha a.k.a. Mimi, kicks off an Ethiopian Millennium Celebration Series that includes a film festival, art exhibits, and panel discussions.
Go to Beta Israel of North America (BINA) for more information.
Tenth Annual KlezBiGay Pride Show
Monday, June 9, 7:30 p.m.
El Sol Brilliante Garden
East 12th Street, between Avenues A and B
Free and open to the public
Featuring Isle of Klezbos sextet and MC Jennifer Miller of Circus Amok
In case of rain:
Bluestockings Books & Cafe, 8:30 p.m.
172 Allen Street, between Stanton and Rivington Streets
The Human Rights Watch International Film Festival has a variety of offerings this year related to Middle East politics and the US war in Iraq including To See If I'm Smiling, about women in the Israeli army serving in the Occupied Territories; Deadly Playground, about the effects of unexploded cluster bombs in Lebanon; USA vs.
The Human Rights Watch International Film Festival has a variety of offerings this year related to Middle East politics and the US war in Iraq including To See If I'm Smiling, about women in the Israeli army serving in the Occupied Territories; Deadly Playground, about the effects of unexploded cluster bombs in Lebanon; USA vs.
The Human Rights Watch International Film Festival has a variety of offerings this year related to Middle East politics and the US war in Iraq including To See If I'm Smiling, about women in the Israeli army serving in the Occupied Territories; Deadly Playground, about the effects of unexploded cluster bombs in Lebanon; USA vs.
