From 12.30pm on Sunday 6th March there will be a full day Palestine film festival taking place in the Pearse Centre located at 27 Pearse Street, Dublin 2.

Aside from the three main films, there will also be screenings of thewinners of the ItIsApartheid.org short film contest, and Haitham Khatib’s short Life On Wheels (@4.40pm) about Jody McIntyre and Bil’in.

Entry is €5 per film, or €12 for a full day ticket.

12.30pm: Avenge But One Of My Two Eyes (2005, Avi Mograbi)

2.40pm: American Radical - The Trials of Norman Finkelstein (2009, David Ridgen & Nicolas Rossier)

5.30pm: Private (2005, Saverio Costanzo)

Organised by the Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign.

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We are delighted to invite you to join the ICTU Women's Committee and the Trade Union Friends of Palestine to celebrate International Women's day, linking up live, through satellite with women from Palestine.

The event will take place on Tuesday 8th March, at 6.00pm in the Teachers Club, 36 Parnell Square, Dublin 1. All welcome.

Organised by ICTU Trade Union Friends of Palestine and ICTU Women's Committee (ROI).

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World renowned award-winning Israeli journalist Gideon Levy is to speak in Dublin’s Trinity College on Wednesday March 9th (Emmet Theatre, Arts Block, 7pm).

Levy, an acclaimed critic of Israel’s brutal policies towards the Palestinian people via his column in the Israeli daily newspaper Haaretz, will be here to launch his book The Punishment of Gaza. Entry is free. Copies of the book will be available for sale and signing.

Levy – who has written for Haaretz since 1982 - for has been the subject of much criticism in mainstream Israeli society for his views, including having one senior Israeli official call for the secret police to monitor him. Conversely, his writings has been much praised by those who support Palestinian human rights; he has been called “brave”, “heroic”, “passionate”, “eloquent”, a “rare voice of courage” and a “searing critic of Israeli brutality”.

The Punishment of Gaza (Verso 2010), his second book, covers the period from 2005 - the year of the Israeli “withdrawal” - to 2009 and the aftermath of the attack on Gaza that left over 1,400 people dead.

Organised by the Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign and the TCD MPhil in Race, Ethnicty and Conflict.

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On Thursday 10th March from 1-2pm the IPSC will be holding a small demonstration outside EU House, Molesworth Street (Dublin 2) to highlight the European Union’s ongoing faciliatation of Israel’s apartheid policies and war crimes.

In particular we will be highlighting the role of Irish EU Commissioner Máire Geoghegan-Quinn, who is responsible for administering “scientific grants” to Israeli arms manufacturing companies, effectively amounting to rewarding Israeli for its terrorisation of the Palestinians people!

Organised by the Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign.

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A night of boxing and entertainment in aid of the Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign in Croke Park on Friday 11th March. Doors open at 8pm and entry is only €25 for a full night's entertainment.

Appearances by the cream of Irish professional and amateur boxing on the night. We will be holding an auction of boxing and other sporting memorabilia - as well as a raffle featuring some great prizes.

Catered food and DJ.

Boxing bouts from lightweight to heavyweight and women's and men's boxing.

Organised by the Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign.

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From 1-4pm on Saturday 12th March there will be an IPSC information distribution stall and ‘mock checkpoint’ taking place at the Stephen’s Green end of Grafton Street.

We will be highlighting the role of Irish multinational CRH in facilitating Israeli Apartheid and human rights abuses against Palestinians through its failure to comply with international law due to its awareness of, proximity to and financial benefit derived from the construction of Israel’s illegal apartheid wall, colonial settlements, settler-only roads and light rail system.

Organised by the Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign.

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There will be a selection of individual real life stories from Apartheid Israel. Some of them shall be Israeli stories, others Palestinian two key videos being displayed will be a short documentary made by B'tselem on the Tel Rumeida neighbourhood in Hebron and another video showing a Palm Sunday Demonstration.

Starts at 3:00pm in the Peter Froggatt Centre.

Organised by the Queen's University Palestine Solidarity Society.

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On Wednesday 16th March at 8pm in Solidarity Books the Cork branch of the IPSC will be showing the Channel 4 Dispatches documentary 'Children of Gaza' followed by 'Israeli Soldiers Speak About Hebron' by Breaking The Silence.

Organised by the Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign.

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The Limerick branch of the Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign is screening the award-winning documentary Budrus on Wednesday 16th March at 7.30pm in the Absolute Hotel.

The film highlights Palestinian non-violent resistance to occupation and injustice. All welcome, admission is free.

Organised by the Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign.

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Rachel Corrie, a 23 year old peace activist died on the 16th of march 2003. She was killed while nonviolently trying to prevent an Israeli Military bulldozer from demolishing a Palestinian Families home in Rafah, Gaza strip. Crushed to death by the bulldozer which could plainly see her standing infront of it there has since her death still been no justice for her. She was with an organization called ISM (International Solidarity Movement).

Starts at 4:00pm at the US Embassy, Stranmillis Road.

Organised by the Queen's University Palestine Solidarity Society.

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The Kilkenny branch of the Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign will show a film followed by a fundraising gig in Cleere's on Parliament Street.

At 8pm Budrus, the story a Palestinian community organizer who united Fatah, Hamas and Israelis in an unarmed movement to save his village from destruction by the Israeli security barrier. There will be questions and a short talk by Freda Hughes, National Chairperson of the IPSC.

Following the film there will be music from Easpa Measa, Captain Moonlight, and Owensie starting at 10pm. Admission is €5.

Organised by the Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign.

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There will be an all day long event outside the QUB Student's Union where we shall have balloon's, Palestinian good's and a mock Apartheid wall with information about it and its construction in the occupied Palestinian territories.

Starts at 9:00am.

Organised by the Queen's University Palestine Solidarity Society.

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This event is to be held in the Queen's University Medical Biology Centre in room MBC/G07NT on Tuesday 22nd March 2011 at 6.30pm.

Budrus is a village in the West Bank of Palestine where they did something truly amazing.

The film 'Budrus' is a documentary style film which gives an insight into the power of nonviolence, reconciliation and deeper humanity. It takes a village to unite the most divided people on earth and this is exactly what happened there.

Organised by the Queen's University Palestine Solidarity Society.

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QUB Palestine Society President Gary Spedding will be giving a lecture to finalise Israeli Apartheid week with information and a summary of just exactly what Israeli Apartheid is, how it works and what occurs under such a regime including the cleverly put together laws in Israeli government allowing such Apartheid with some of the history surrounding it.

Lecture to be held in the Peter Froggatt Centre at 1pm on Wednesday 23rd March.

Organised by the Queen's University Palestine Solidarity Society.

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