The Madison-Rafah Sister City Project (MRSCP)

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Poetry is not a Crime
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Break the Silence Mural Project
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2009.04.05-07: Israel-Palestine from Bush to Obama: Health, Human Rights and Foreign Policy
The University of Wisconsin – Madison Middle East Studies Program April Lecture Series Prof. Noam…
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Remembering The Nakba On Israel's 60th Anniversary
JUDITH LAITMAN and TSELA BARR, Wisconsin State Journal, May 16, 2008 This month, Jews around…
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Muralists bring Palestinian experience to Olympia
Chris Allert, Works in Progress, February 2008 The Olympia-Rafah Mural Project is an official recognition…
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Brothers in Arms: The Triumph of U.S.-Israeli Policy in Palestine
Jennifer Loewenstein, The Progressive, June 26, 2007
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The Ludicrous Attacks on Jimmy Carter’s Book
NORMAN FINKELSTEIN, Truthdig, DECEMBER 28, 2006
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indigenous

Poetry is not a Crime

Break the Silence Mural Project

2009.04.05-07: Israel-Palestine from Bush to Obama: Health, Human Rights and Foreign Policy

Remembering The Nakba On Israel's 60th Anniversary

Muralists bring Palestinian experience to Olympia

Brothers in Arms: The Triumph of U.S.-Israeli Policy in Palestine

The Ludicrous Attacks on Jimmy Carter’s Book