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'Where Olive Trees Weep' June 6-July 31, 2024
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This conversation is released with the premiere of the documentary 'Where Olive Trees Weep,' along with 21 days of talks on Palestine with leading historians, spiritual teachers, trauma therapists, poets, artists and more.
Watch this full video and all 21-days of this collection of talks around "Where Olive Trees Weep": we.scienceandnonduality.com/o...
The Urgency of Now: Showing up for Palestine
With Lara Elborno, Omar Dajani, & Laila El Haddad
As the Palestinian struggle for self-determination faces escalating violence and human rights violations, a new generation of activists and artists are rising. In this critical conversation, three powerful voices explore what it means to show-up for Palestine in this pivotal moment.
Omar Dajani is a Palestinian-American attorney and co-founder of Decolonize This Tour, using education and immersive experiences to build solidarity with Palestine. He offers insights into channeling privilege to challenge oppressive systems and support liberation movements.
Lara Elborno is a Palestinian-American international lawyer and activist as well as the co-host to a weekly podcast called the Palestine Pod in support of the Palestinian struggle for liberation against Israeli settler-colonialism and apartheid.
Author and activist Laila El-Haddad has spent over 15 years advocating for Palestinian rights through writing, multimedia storytelling, and grassroots organizing. She is a plaintiff in the federal lawsuit against Joe Biden, and former UNRWA spokesperson Chris Gunness, charging them with being complicit in Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
Together, they'll discuss creative tactics to build awareness, the intersections of art and activism, navigating identities in the diaspora, and why showing-up authentically for Palestine has never been more vital. This conversation models intergenerational solidarity in the struggle for justice and human dignity.
'Where Olive Trees Weep' is a poignant, heartbreaking film about the struggles and resilience of Palestinian people under Israeli occupation. It explores themes of loss, trauma, and the quest for justice. We follow, among others, Palestinian journalist and therapist Ashira Darwish, grassroots activist Ahed Tamimi, and Israeli journalist Amira Hass. It features Dr. Gabor Maté as he offers trauma-healing work to Palestinian women tortured in Israeli prisons.
The program expands on the themes explored in the film and provides a larger historical and social context. Access to the program and the film is by donation.
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Chapters:
00:00:00 - Introduction of Lara Elborno and Omar Dananar
00:03:07 - Family and Connection to Gaza
00:06:00 - Generations of Trauma in Gaza
00:09:09 - Massacre in Deim, Palestine
00:12:21 - The Role of Lawyers in the Negotiation Process
00:15:24 - International Law and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
00:18:18 - Violations of International Law
00:20:51 - The Ineffectiveness of International Law in Gaza
00:23:19 - The Need for Total Isolation