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Home Programs Radio Intifada 8/27 Radio Intifada 3pm: Focus on Palestine - Fatah Conference, Leonard Cohen, & Boycott Campaign

8/27 Radio Intifada 3pm: Focus on Palestine - Fatah Conference, Leonard Cohen, & Boycott Campaign

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RADIO INTIFADA

intifada=shaking off - oppression/silence

 

Voices of struggle, Voices for change

Thursday, August 27, 2009, 3-4pm PDT

KPFK/Pacifica 90.7 fm, Los Angeles, 98.7 Santa Barbara

Streaming live at www.kpfk.org; available on audio archive for 90 days

FOCUS ON PALESTINE: The Fatah Conference +
Leonard Cohen, Amnesty International and the Cultural Boycott Campaign

The Palestinian Fateh movement held its General Conference - the first in twenty years - in the West Bank earlier this month. It was celebrated in Western media as launching a new era with the election of a "new generation" to the Central Committee. Renowned author Helena Cobban will help us explore if there really is anything new about this all male 19 member Central Committee.

On a different note, music producer, Andrew Fellus, will join us to discuss the cultural boycott campaign of Israel and how a grass roots campaign led Amnesty International to drop its collaboration with Leonard Cohen, who refused to honor the cultural boycott of Israel.

Helena Cobban is a veteran Middle East analyst and author who blogs at Just World News.org. Her most recent book is Re-engage: America and the World After Bush

Andrew Fellus, of Radian Records, is a founding member of the reincarnated international alliance, Artists Against Apartheid. He played a key role in the recent organizing effort that led to Amnesty International to withdraw from their collaboration with Leonard Cohen.

Produced and hosted by Sherna Gluck, SWANA (South and West Asia and North Africa) Collective