On opposite sides of the world, living seemingly opposite lives, three Brooklyn teens travel to meet with their peers in Bethlehem. 

The Whitney Museum Independent Study program annual show. The work of CPS Affiliate Kamal Aljafari will be displayed.

Come hear a distinguished panel of experts, including a co-author of the report, discuss the fallout of Goldstone's Op-Ed and the ongoing need for accountability for the crimes of Operation Cast Lead. 

Join us for an evening to both remember and discuss the continued plight of Palestinian refugees, particularly focusing on legal and humanitarian issues.

CELEBRATION OF THE LIFE AND WORK OF JULIANO MER KHAMIS: Remarks by TONY KUSHNER, UDI ALONI, ABDEEN JABARA, KATHLEEN CHALFANT and others. Music by SIMON SHAHEEN & LIZ MAGNES. Video appearances by Nabeel el-Ra'ee of The Freedom Theater, Maya Angelou, and others.

Nadia Abu El-Haj, Anthropology, Barnard College
Discussant: Michael Ralph, Anthropology, NYU
Read paper in advance at www.nyu.edu/gsas/program/neareast

Yoav Peled, The New School, Tel Aviv University

World premiere of Mohammed Fairouz's opera (concert version), Sumeida's Song, with the Mimesis Ensemble.