Jan 11 2009

Israel/Palestine: 'Occupation 101' and the Root Cause of the Conflict

Date posted: 11 January 2009
View this article online here: http://sacsis.org.za/site/article/95.19

In this excerpt (part three) from the award winning documentary "Occupation 101," Adam Keller of the Israeli Peace Group, says that the only way to stop the violence in the Isreali/Palestinian conflict is to understand the root cause of the violence. Other parts of the documentary can be found below.

Part One: Trailer 

Part Two: Demolition of Palestinian Homes

Part Four: Creation of Israel in 1948

Part Five: The Palestinian Authority

Part Six: Israeli Settlers

Part Seven: American Financial Assistance

Part Eight: Israel's Military Capacity

Part Nine: Gaza

Part Ten: The International Solidarity Movement

Part Eleven: Resisting Conscription

 

Read more articles tagged with: Israel, Palestine, human rights, apartheid, Gaza.

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