The AJDS is pleased to invite you to drinks, canapes and a talk by Naomi Chazan.
Where: Izzi/ Brown Cow Cafe/Bar, 272 Glen Huntly Road Elsternwick VIC 3185 (Right next to Elsternwick Railway Station).
When: Wednesday, 15 June, 7 for 7.30-9pm.
Entry: $25 waged/$17 students/non-wages for canapes and a drink. Cash bar as well.
RSVP for catering purposes: [email protected] OR @ Facebook
Category: Blog
Two activists line up to debate the merits of BDS:
KIM BULLIMORE who has worked on the ground in Palestine with the Women’s International Peace Service since 2004 will be putting the case for the Global BDS.
Israeli-born SOL SALBE, a campaigner for Palestinian human rights in this country for 42 years and a well-known member of AJDS will be putting case for a more selective, pinpointed approach.
The Renate Kamener Oration: Peter Singer (Professor of Bioethics, Princeton University)
“Living Ethically in a Divided World”
7.15 for 7.30pm, Sunday 11th July 2010 Leo Baeck Centre, 33 Harp Rd East Kew. $15 admission.
Proceeds will go to the establishment of a scholarship for Indigenous students at the University of Melbourne. Additional donations welcomed.
The Renate Kamener Oration: Peter Singer (Professor of Bioethics, Princeton University)
“Living Ethically in a Divided World”
7.15 for 7.30pm, Sunday 11th July 2010 Leo Baeck Centre, 33 Harp Rd East Kew. $15 admission.
Proceeds will go to the establishment of a scholarship for Indigenous students at the University of Melbourne. Additional donations welcomed.
The Hermeneutics of Antisemitism by Keith Kahn Harris
in the UK Jounal New Jewish Thought is well worth a read.
The title may sound obscure, but the analysis of the way that the debate over anitsemitism is played out is not.
http://newjewishthought.blogspot.com/2006/04/hermeneutics-of-anti-anti-semitism.html