Scenes From THE WALL followed by discussion

Scenes from THE WALL followed by a short discussion featuring: Play writer Douglas Watkinson, producer Lesley Watkinson, Lauren Booth and Gilad Atzmon

Scenes From THE WALL followed by discussion from Tali Atzmon on Vimeo.

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it plays until  Monday 6 June 2011

Tuesday to Saturday at 8:30pm
Saturday & Sunday at 4:45pm

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THE WALL a play by Douglas Watkinson – reviewed by Gilad Atzmon

The Wall is a thought provoking new play based on Douglas Watkinson’s own experiences. 

At the age of sixty, David visits a British military cemetery in Israel. For the first time in his life he is about to call upon the grave of his father Ralph who was blown up in 1947 at the age of twenty five by the Jewish Stern Gang.

The play is a unique encounter between David, a middle-aged Englishman, and his dead father Ralph, a young English Corporal at the time of the British Mandate. It is a meeting through which we, the audience, can 'witness' six decades of Israeli brutality, through the eyes of a dead British Corporal buried in foreign soil along side thousands of his peers. The play is a cleverly constructed dialogue between a sixty year old son: a man who grew up in post WWII Britain, an indoctrinated gentleman  and a liberated dead father who is free to call things what they actually are.

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Gilad Atzmon: British PM Resigns as patron of the Jewish National Fund

The Guardian reported today that British PM David Cameron has stepped down as a patron of the Jewish National Fund (JNF) in a “move pro-Palestinian campaigners claim is a result of pressure.”

The JNF was originally a Zionist fund set up to buy land in Palestine to establish Jewish settlements before the creation of the state of Israel. Since 1948 it has been operating as a global charity specialising in planting trees over Palestinian stolen land and eradicated villages.

Sofiah Macleod of the UK-based Stop the JNF Campaign told the Guardian that it was  the organisation's lobbying that had led Cameron to withdraw. "There has been a change in public opinion and awareness about Israel's behaviour and there was specific pressure on [Cameron] to step down from the JNF," she said. "

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Palestinian Women Prisoners

Israeli Human Rights Violations

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Lars Von Trier's 'Nazi' gaffe at Cannes Film Festival as he jokes about Adolf Hitler

I will NOT kill Innocent people for Israel

Two Female Israeli Soldiers Talk About Their Complicity in IDF Abuse

John Mearsheimer on RT talking about AIPAC and American Interests

Look at how women are treated by the IDF