15/5/2012 - יום הנכבה במרכז תל אביב
Author: Eitan Bronstein. Photography: Nataniel Furgang 04/2012
On May 15, 2012, Zochrot commemorated the 64th anniversary of the Nakba in the center of Tel Aviv. About 100 men and women participated in a ceremony led by Liat Rosenberg. The commemoration was identical to the one planned for the eve of Israel’s Independence Day, which the police forcibly prevented
15/5/2012 Nakba Day at the center of Tel Aviv
Author: Eitan Bronstein. Photography: Nataniel Furgang 04/2012
On May 15, 2012, Zochrot commemorated the 64th anniversary of the Nakba in the center of Tel Aviv. About 100 men and women participated in a ceremony led by Liat Rosenberg. The commemoration was identical to the one planned for the eve of Israel’s Independence Day, which the police forcibly prevented
A few thoughts for Nakba Day
Author: Ariela Azoulay 04/2012
Regarding tomorrow's ceremony, we should note that even a serious study of the Nakba and the civil disaster accompanied the destruction of the obvious existence-together of Arabs and Jews until the founding of the State of Israel, even the little that is addressed regarding the disaster of such magnitude - is outside the fence
Tel Aviv police blockade Zochrot’s offices to prevent a legitimate protest
Author: Stenographer LK 04/2012
Zochrot organization which comes to incite, to explain that allegedly all these areas here – here, because there’s an application (at Zochrot website) that allows you to search for a Palestinian locality by entering its full name, or part of the name.Type in a name or a location of somewhere in Israel to see what used to be there. I typed Ramat Aviv and found Sheikh Muwanis. So here, here’s…
The Jewish State above all?
03/2012
The Israeli mainstream, which Heitner faithfully represents, must make a difficult choice between (at least) two alternatives. One is to ignore the nakba (“It’s inconceivable to provide them with a forum!”), but then it’s clear that the increasing amount of information available about the nakba makes that impossible. The other is to deny the nakba occurred, but the result is something like the absurd booklet, Nakba Harta (Nakba bullshit) from Im Tirtzu’s workshop
On (not) speaking Zochrot in German - Incompabilities between contemporary German memory discourse(s) and Zochrot’s political agenda
Author: Eitan Bronstein, Cornelia Siebeck 03/2012
A projective discourse about Israel/Palestine that is very much entangled with the past, however, is apparently not a specifically German phenomenon
Study Visit to Cape Town
Author: Zochrot-Badil 01/2012
We hope that whoever reads this will not treat it as a manual of return proposed by Badil and Zochrot, but rather as what it is: an attempt to begin to discuss and answer questions about return by a particular group of people at a particular time after engaging in a very particular experience