81. Search.epnet.com/direct.asp?db=buh Jid=%22FU1% ARIJ Related SitesPACE The Palestinian Association For Cultural Exchange palestine.On.Line Your digital gateway to business, culture and art in palestine http://search.epnet.com/direct.asp?db=buh&jid=FU1&scope=site

82. Www.news2mail.com: Soc.Culture.Palestine -- Palestinian People, Culture And Poli Subscribe the Messages from the Usenetgroup Soc.culture.palestine and get them in your local mailbox. http://www.news2mail.com/soc/culture/palestine.html

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84. Palestine : Culture Et Traditions. Broderies, Poteries Et Mosaïques Translate this page palestine culture et traditions. Broderies, poteries et mosaïques. Du 31 mars au 7 avril 2005. Exposition proposée par la GUPS (union générale des http://www.mom.fr/mom/Communication/ExposManifs/ExposManifs-Palestin.html

Expositions et manifestations Page suivante Sommaire Du 31 mars au 7 avril 2005 Page suivante Sommaire

85. Material Culture Archaeology of Egypt and Canaan. This site has moved. We ll try to send you to the new location automatically. If your web browser has not taken you to the http://philae.sas.upenn.edu/ANEP/ANEP.html

Archaeology of Egypt and Canaan This site has moved. We'll try to send you to the new location automatically. If your web browser has not taken you to the new location automatically, you can go there by following this link: http://staff.feldberg.brandeis.edu/~jacka/ANEP/ANEP.html

86. The Jerusalem Fund This compendium of palestine Center publications since November 2004 focuses on Cultural Exhibits and Teaching Resources Calendar of Upcoming Events http://www.thejerusalemfund.org/

87. IslamOnline - Art & Entertainment Section Cultural Account of palestine Cultural Account of palestine Sami Yusuf Breaking the Shackles of Bigotry Through Inshad http://www.islamonline.net/English/ArtCulture/2004/03/article10.shtml

Home About Us Media Kit Contact Us ... Your Mail Search Advanced Search News The World in Pictures Family ... Volunteer Youth Network Muslim Affairs Iraq in Transition Palestine in Focus Discover Islam Introducing Islam Ask about Islam Contemporary Issues My Journey to Islam Shari`ah Corner Ask the Scholar Live Fatwa Fatwa Bank Qur'an: The ... Religious Files Counseling Parenting Counselor Cyber Counselor Services Prayer Times Matrimonial Live Dialogue Discussion Forum ... Address Book Directories Site Directory Islamic Society Islamic Banks TV Channels ... Telephone Code Newsletter Enter your E-mail Cultural Account of Palestine "We Are the Children of the Camp": A Palestinian Song “We Are the Children of the Camp” opened with playful gestures. The young actors and actresses of the Palestinian Al-Rowwad Theatre Group entered the stage energetically greeting and jesting with each other in a carefree pantomime. ‘Eyes Wide Open’: Israeli Video on Palestinian Sufferingsý To some Israelis, daily Palestinian suffering under Israeli occupation is an unacceptable fact of life that they refuse and need to highlight with different methods, the latest of which is using music video to denounce such oppressive practices. Sacco's Comic Book: Visual Account of palestine Palestine , which was originally nine individual comic books, has been published under one cover this year and is heralding a lot of attention as it is being called a “new kind of journalism.”

88. Israel - Cultural Zionism Cultural Zionism Ahad HaAm s solution was cultural Zionism the establishment in palestine of small settlements aimed at reviving the Jewish spirit and http://countrystudies.us/israel/10.htm

Cultural Zionism Israel Table of Contents The counterpoint to Herzl's political Zionism was provided by Asher Ginsberg, better known by his pen name Ahad HaAm (One of the People). Ahad HaAm, who was the son of a Hasidic rabbi, was typical of the Russian maskalim . In 1886, at the age of thirty, he moved to Odessa with the vague hope of modernizing Judaism. His views on Zionism were rooted in the changing nature of Jewish communal life in Eastern Europe. Ahad HaAm realized that a new meaning to Jewish life would have to be found for the younger generation of East European Jews who were revolting against traditional Jewish practice. Whereas Jews in the West could participate in and benefit from a secular culture, Jews in the East were oppressed. While Herzl focused on the plight of Jews alone, Ahad HaAm was also interested in the plight of Judaism, which could no longer be contained within the limits of traditional religion. Ahad HaAm's solution was cultural Zionism: the establishment in Palestine of small settlements aimed at reviving the Jewish spirit and culture in the modern world. In the cultural Zionist vision, a small number of Jewish cadres well versed in Jewish culture and speaking Hebrew would settle in Palestine. Ahad HaAm believed that by settling in that ancient land, religious Jews would replace their metaphysical attachment to the Holy Land with a new Hebrew cultural renaissance. Palestine and the Hebrew language were important not because of their religious significance but because they had been an integral part of the Jewish people's history and cultural heritage.

89. Al-Hewar Online valuable resources on Arab civilization, culture, religion and politics. About Palestinian Rights Special Page with Information, Links, and Photos http://www.alhewar.com/

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90. Palestine Report - Palestinian News In English Ramallah’s cultural monopoly by Maureen Clare Murphy. RAMALLAH IS the cultural capital of palestine but is it at the expense of other cities? More http://www.palestinereport.org/

last updated September 22, 2005 Volume 12 Number 14 No confidence by Joharah Baker American catastrophe by Mark Perry Why the Intifada became militarized expert report by Saleh Abdel Jawad Working for the enemy by Atef Saad Sweet home, Bir Nabala by Joharah Baker ISRAEL OPPOSES Hamas running for the PLC while the PLC is set to hear a no-confidence motion in the government... More American catastrophe by Mark Perry KATRINA FOCUSED the attention of the American people on the Bush administration’s program for the Middle East... More From Gaza: The day the borders vanished For the record: Floor mop From the Arabic press: The third way Insight from inside: Democracy at stake News shorts: price of bullets plummets/say what?/wall update Building Palestine: pipeline/EU assistance/Gaza hospital Brought to you by the Jerusalem Media and Communication Center Notice Board Watch this space for latest developments Select... International diplomacy Human rights Palestinian politics Occupation ... People in the news

91. The Daily Star - Arts & Culture - DAM Palestinian Hip Hop Band Builds Reputation Lid is also the home base of Israel s first and best known Palestinian Hip Hop More Arts culture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . http://www.dailystar.com.lb/article.asp?edition_id=10&categ_id=4&article_id=1693

92. Palestine Popular Art Centre The Popular Art Center (PAC) is a Palestinian NGO that was established in 1987 The PAC quickly became the leading cultural centre in the West Bank, http://www.popularartcentre.org/

Vacancy: Instructors needed The Popular Art Centre (PAC) is a Palestinian NGO, founded in 1987 during the first Intifada by EL-Funoun, the Palestinian Popular Dance Troupe. The aim was to provide a forum for local dance groups, musicians and artists. The PAC quickly became the leading cultural centre in the West Bank, organizing annual music and dance festivals (including the Palestine International Festival For Music and Dance), conducting a range of arts programs for children, establishing a cinemateque and promoting traditional music and dance. Throughout the years, the PAC has attracted hundreds of individuals to participate in its activities and has promoted the development of other Palestinian cultural activities, centres and festivals. The PAC is a member of the Network of the Palestinian Non-Governmental Organizations (PNGO), a member of the International Council for Folkloric Festivals (CIOFF), and an active member of the Art Centres’ Network.

93. Eyewitness Reports: West Bank And Gaza Strip - Palestine Monitor The following accounts are written by the palestine Monitor staff, Along with its people, Nablus exceptional cultural heritage is under threat from http://www.palestinemonitor.org/eyewitness/eyewitness.html

Eyewitness Reports The following accounts are written by the Palestine Monitor staff, local and international journalists or others who are living in, working in or visiting the Occupied Palestinian Territories and who have witnessed first hand various situations facing Palestinians today. An appeal for Nablus Fawzia A. Reda Cultural Connexion 29 July, 2003 Nowhere across their land are Palestinians spared the effects of Israeli aggression. From north to south, cities, towns, villages, camps all wish to make their plight known, and all must vie for coverage by the world's media, whose priorities are often politically motivated. The media spotlight has not yet been trained on Nablus, a city under curfew and buffeted by relentless army assault. It is long past time that we hear the voice of besieged Nablus. For more than a year now, since April 2002, the cries of Nablus have been muted by the roar of jet bombers flying overhead and the blasts from tanks encircling and effectively laying siege to the city. At all times of the day and night, and often without warning, Israeli soldiers shell and shoot at the civilians of Nablus, who never know when or where to take cover. Children, women and men have been hunted, injured and killed.

94. NPR : National Public Radio : News, Arts, World, US. The devastating attacks still have profound effects on Japanese culture today from Because of intense interest in the IsraeliPalestinian conflict, http://www.npr.org/

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95. Art & Culture bullet, Palestinian Association of Cultural Exchange PACE bullet, Palestinian Institute for International Dialogue Cultural Platform http://www.arabinfoseek.com/palestine_art_&_culture.htm

Search General Info Art Culture Arab Diaspora ... Naji El-Ali Cartoons Includes a short biorgraphy of his and works. Ghassan Kanafani a dreamer Vera Tamari http://www.cafearabica.com/culture/culvera4.html Ceramist ... Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center Offers information on the Center's activities. Includes pictures of Palestinian art works, poems, information on Palestinian artists, and offers monthly updates of Palestinian Cultural News. Cyber Palestine - The Nation of Palestine in Cyberspace Palestinian Revolution and Folklore Songs in RealAudio format. Islamic Association for Palestine Home Page Founded in 1981, the Islamic Association for Palestine is a non-profit organization dedicated to working towards a fair, just and comprehensive solution to the problem of Palestine. Palestine House - Canada Dar Al-Nadwa (International Center of Bethlehem) Strengthening the Palestinian Identity, cultivating artistic talent Palestinian Artist House (in Arabic) The People of Palestine The real guides to Palestine, Palestinians' feelings, thoughts, struggles, politics, artistry, talent

96. MiddleEastUK.com: Events - Culture Presented by the Palestinian Ambassador Mr Afif Safieh, a film by Leila Sansour with Q A Refugee Week is a nationwide programme of arts, cultural and http://www.middleeastuk.com/events/culture.htm

Main Academic Culture Exhibitions Community Religion 6 April 03 Deir Yassin Day Venue Peacock Theatre, Kingsway, London WC2 23-24 April 03 Jeremy Hardy v The Israeli Army - Film Venue The Bloomsbury Theatre, UCL, 15 Gordon Street, London 30 April 03 Sotheby's Sale of 20th Century Middle Eastern Paintings IMPORTANT works by leading 20th century Middle Eastern artists add a modern dimension to Sotheby's sale dedicated to the Arts of the Islamic World on Wednesday, April 30, 2003. Building on the success of the Sotheby's inaugural sale of Contemporary Middle Eastern Paintings in May 2001, which achieved a total of £344,560 the group of more than 40 works will feature artists from the Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Egypt, Turkey and the Sudan. Venue The Wilson Gallery at Sotheby's , 34-35 New Bond Street, London W1 19-21 May 03 Amodern folk story about Miladeh, a Christian Palestinian girl who befriends a Muslim Palestinian boy, Ramadan. It is a classic story of friendship and conciliation. THE COMPANY INAD Theatre Company specialises in work for and with children and young people. It is the only professional theatre company in the southern West Bank and tours across the region to bring theatre to far flung villages

97. The Palestinian Minister Of Culture Received By The Director-General: UNESCO In view of the importance of Palestinian cultural heritage, The Palestinian culture Minister welcomed the announcement of this mission, adding that “the http://portal.unesco.org/en/ev.php-URL_ID=19059&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTION=201.

Welcome About Media Services Programme ... Français var static_ko="19059"; var static_section="201"; var static_langue="en"; Home Contacts Print Send Director-General SPEECHES Latest Search Archives FLASH INFO Latest Archives PRESS RELEASES Latest Archives MESSAGES Latest Archives UNESCO.ORG is also: General Conference Executive Board Organizational Chart Education ... UNESCO Worldwide The Palestinian Minister of Culture received by the Director-General 10-03-2004 - The Director-General of UNESCO, Koïchiro Matsuura, received on Monday, 8 March 2004, the Palestinian Minister of Culture, Mr Yahya Yaklef, in the presence of Mr Ahmad Abdelrazek, Ambassador, Permanent Observer of Palestine to UNESCO. On that occasion, Mr Yahya Yaklef presented to the Director-General a letter from the President of the Palestinian Authority, Mr Yasser Arafat. The Director-General assured the Minister of his profound sympathy with the Palestinian people in these difficult times and affirmed his personal attachment and that of the Organization to all initiatives in favour of peace and reconciliation among the populations of the region. The Minister thanked UNESCO for its continuing actions in aid of the Palestinian people in the different areas of competence of the Organization, in particular in the field of culture. The Minister and the Director-General then discussed several areas of action of UNESCO and particularly those relating to the implementation of resolutions adopted by the General Conference at its last session, on educational and cultural institutions in the Arab occupied territories as well as on Jerusalem.

98. Aljazeera.Net - Palestinian Concerts Spark Discord With the advent of summer every year, a cultural tugof-war erupts in the West Bank. and we believe there is room in palestine for all cultural trends. http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/0576721E-3C94-4D34-84E5-3F3DD6CB0116.htm

Advanced Search Homepage News Economy Culture Sci-Tech Special Reports Weather ... Market Watch Home Site Guide Contact Us Set As HomePage Add to favorites Features Palestinian concerts spark discord By Khalid Amayreh in the West Bank Sunday 10 July 2005, 2:14 Makka Time, 23:14 GMT Masked armed men broke up a concert in Nablus this past week Related: Hamas will not join unity government Interview: Israeli settler Avi Farhan Palestinians keep dream of return alive Palestinian poll shows Hamas strength Tools: Email Article Print Article Send Your Feedback With the advent of summer every year, a cultural tug-of-war erupts in the West Bank. The issue is not the omnipresent Israeli-Palestinian strife, nor the increasingly contentious elections, in which each party seeks to assert its presence. The issue is the summer carnivals. The Palestinian Authority, along with some liberal and secular circles, sees them as a recreational activity for a people in need of respite from the Israeli occupation. The increasingly powerful Islamists, on the other hand, view these activities as an expression of moral permissiveness, fraught with sexual suggestions, an assault on Islamic morality and conservative traditions.

99. Cultural De-Escalation Plan For Israel And Palestine CULTURAL DEESCALATION PLAN FOR ISRAEL AND palestine. ©Marc Gopin. 11/7/00. PREAMBLE. There will be no success to a strategic political plan at this point http://www.gmu.edu/departments/crdc/docs/cultdeescalation.html

CULTURAL DE-ESCALATION PLAN FOR ISRAEL AND PALESTINE ©Marc Gopin PREAMBLE There will be no success to a strategic political plan at this point in time, no matter how rational it may be, unless there is a parallel effort to de-escalate the rage and fear that is propelling rejectionism and hardened positions in this conflict. One can speculate endlessly and argue about which side deserves greater blame for the current sequence of tragic events. A constructive approach, however, is to initiate strategically a bilateral set of actions affecting the general population that would allow the leadership on each side to achieve the necessary political space and communal consensus to move back to negotiations and toward a final settlement. 1. HOLY PLACES Gestures of regret, honor and re-dedication should be made in every religious space that has been violated in Israel and Palestine in the last month. This includes the Dome of the Rock, Joseph’s Tomb, in addition to various synagogues, mosques, and gravesites. These gestures should be bilateral, organized by a variety of existing interfaith organizations, but endorsed publicly by leading political figures on both sides, in addition to religious leaders on both sides. Third parties, such as the United States, need to make clear to both sides that this is a priority. 2. LOSS OF HUMAN LIFE

100. Culture 1 Cultural Couture Palestinian Heritage Foundation Nurtures the Fabric of Arab Life and Tradition in the US. Before leaving for a trip to Jerusalem in 1987, http://www.cafearabica.com/issue1/sections/culture/cultright.html

Comments? Email editor@cafearabica.com Cultural Couture: Palestinian Heritage Foundation Nurtures the Fabric of Arab Life and Tradition in the U.S. Before leaving for a trip to Jerusalem in 1987, Farah Munayyer's wife Hanan asked him to bring back a book on traditional Palestinian costumes and embroidery. From early childhood, girls in the Middle East are taught the art of embroidery, using motifs transferred from mother to daughter down through the generations. As a child in Haifa, Hanan had embroidery passed down to her and her interest in it was still strong. A few years earlier, Farah had brought back an antique dress from Jerusalem. But when she decided to use the fabric for pillow cases, Farah said "No." In its entirety, the dress was a piece of history, of specific identity. Hanan's book request came as an offshoot of the "saved dress." 1 of 4 Gallery The Centennial of Arab Cinema The Film Society of Lincoln Center and August Light Productions announce the largest and most comprehensive presentation of Arab films in the United States November 1 to December 5, 1996 at the Walter Reade Theater. The five-week series, entitled "The Centennial of Arab Cinema" will feature films from Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco, Iraq, and Kuwait. Most of these films have never been previously shown in the United States and are being subtitled into English for the first time. Styles, genres, narratives, adn sensibility of the classical film period will be expolored through the approximately 15 classical films from Egypt. The approximately 25 contemporary films will present the dynamic and unique output of the different Arab national cinemas and offer a complex cinematic exploration of national, social, and gendered identities.

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